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作词 : Bob Dylan |
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作曲 : Bob Dylan |
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I pulled out for San Antonio |
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I never felt so good |
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My woman said she'd meet me there |
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And of course, I knew she would |
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The coachman, he hit me for my hook |
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And he asked me my name |
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I give it to him right away |
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I hung my head in shame |
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Lo and behold! Lo and behold! |
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Lookin' for my lo and behold |
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Work me outta here, my dear man! |
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Now, I came into Pittsburgh |
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It was 6:30 flat |
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I found myself a vacant seat |
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There I put my hat |
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"What's the matter, M***y, dear |
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What's the matter with your mound?" |
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"What's it to ya, Moby D**k? |
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Don't you know this is chicken town!" |
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Lo and behold! Lo and behold! |
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Lookin' for my lo and behold |
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Get me outta here, my dear man! |
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Now I bought my darlin' a herd of moose |
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Someone that she could call her own |
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She came out the very next day |
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Just to see where they had flown |
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I'm goin' down to Tennessee |
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Get me a truck or somethin' |
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I'm gonna save my money and rip it up! |
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Lo and behold! Lo and behold! |
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Lookin' for my lo and behold |
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Get me outta here, my dear man! |
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Now, I come in on a Ferris wheel |
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Boys, I sure was slick |
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I moved in like a tornado |
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And also laid a few tricks on 'em |
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Movin' on now, I'm goin' to Pittsburgh again |
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Round and round that herd ride the horn |
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We all gonna go to sleep |
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Lo and behold! Lo and behold! |
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Lookin' for my lo and behold |
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Get me outta here, my dear man! |