| Song | It's a Hard Life Wherever You Go |
| Artist | Nanci Griffith |
| Album | Storms |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Griffith | |
| I am a backseat driver from | |
| AmericaThey drive on the left on falls road | |
| The man at the wheel's name is | |
| ShamusWe pass a child on the corner he knows | |
| And Shamus says, "Now what chance has that kid got?" | |
| And I say from the back, "I don't know" | |
| He says, "There's barbed wire at all these exitsAnd there ain't no place in Belfast for that kid to go" | |
| It's a hard life, it's a hard life | |
| It's a very hard life | |
| It's a hard life wherever you go | |
| If we poison our children with hatred | |
| Then, the hard life is all that they'll know | |
| And there ain't no place in | |
| Belfast for that kid to go | |
| A cafeteria line in | |
| ChicagoThe fat man in front of me | |
| Is calling black people trash to his children | |
| And he's the only trash here | |
| I seeAnd I'm thinking this man wears a white hood | |
| In the night when the children should sleep | |
| But, they'll slip to their window and they'll see him | |
| And they'll think that white hood's all they need | |
| It's a hard life, it's a hard life | |
| It's a very hard life | |
| It's a hard life wherever you go | |
| If we poison our children with hatred | |
| Then, the hard life is all that they'll know | |
| And there ain't no place in | |
| Chicago for those kids to go | |
| I was a child in the sixties | |
| Dreams could be held through | |
| TVWith Disney and | |
| Cronkite and martin | |
| LutherAnd, | |
| I believed, | |
| I believed, | |
| I believed | |
| Now, I am the backstreet driver from | |
| AmericaI am not at the wheel of control | |
| I am guilty, | |
| I am war, | |
| I am the root of all evil | |
| Lord, I can't drive on the left side of the road | |
| It's a hard life, it's a hard life | |
| It's a very hard life | |
| It's a hard life wherever you go | |
| If we poison our children with hatred | |
| Then, the hard life is all that they'll know | |
| And there ain't no place in this world for these kids to go |
| zuo ci : Griffith | |
| I am a backseat driver from | |
| AmericaThey drive on the left on falls road | |
| The man at the wheel' s name is | |
| ShamusWe pass a child on the corner he knows | |
| And Shamus says, " Now what chance has that kid got?" | |
| And I say from the back, " I don' t know" | |
| He says, " There' s barbed wire at all these exitsAnd there ain' t no place in Belfast for that kid to go" | |
| It' s a hard life, it' s a hard life | |
| It' s a very hard life | |
| It' s a hard life wherever you go | |
| If we poison our children with hatred | |
| Then, the hard life is all that they' ll know | |
| And there ain' t no place in | |
| Belfast for that kid to go | |
| A cafeteria line in | |
| ChicagoThe fat man in front of me | |
| Is calling black people trash to his children | |
| And he' s the only trash here | |
| I seeAnd I' m thinking this man wears a white hood | |
| In the night when the children should sleep | |
| But, they' ll slip to their window and they' ll see him | |
| And they' ll think that white hood' s all they need | |
| It' s a hard life, it' s a hard life | |
| It' s a very hard life | |
| It' s a hard life wherever you go | |
| If we poison our children with hatred | |
| Then, the hard life is all that they' ll know | |
| And there ain' t no place in | |
| Chicago for those kids to go | |
| I was a child in the sixties | |
| Dreams could be held through | |
| TVWith Disney and | |
| Cronkite and martin | |
| LutherAnd, | |
| I believed, | |
| I believed, | |
| I believed | |
| Now, I am the backstreet driver from | |
| AmericaI am not at the wheel of control | |
| I am guilty, | |
| I am war, | |
| I am the root of all evil | |
| Lord, I can' t drive on the left side of the road | |
| It' s a hard life, it' s a hard life | |
| It' s a very hard life | |
| It' s a hard life wherever you go | |
| If we poison our children with hatred | |
| Then, the hard life is all that they' ll know | |
| And there ain' t no place in this world for these kids to go |
| zuò cí : Griffith | |
| I am a backseat driver from | |
| AmericaThey drive on the left on falls road | |
| The man at the wheel' s name is | |
| ShamusWe pass a child on the corner he knows | |
| And Shamus says, " Now what chance has that kid got?" | |
| And I say from the back, " I don' t know" | |
| He says, " There' s barbed wire at all these exitsAnd there ain' t no place in Belfast for that kid to go" | |
| It' s a hard life, it' s a hard life | |
| It' s a very hard life | |
| It' s a hard life wherever you go | |
| If we poison our children with hatred | |
| Then, the hard life is all that they' ll know | |
| And there ain' t no place in | |
| Belfast for that kid to go | |
| A cafeteria line in | |
| ChicagoThe fat man in front of me | |
| Is calling black people trash to his children | |
| And he' s the only trash here | |
| I seeAnd I' m thinking this man wears a white hood | |
| In the night when the children should sleep | |
| But, they' ll slip to their window and they' ll see him | |
| And they' ll think that white hood' s all they need | |
| It' s a hard life, it' s a hard life | |
| It' s a very hard life | |
| It' s a hard life wherever you go | |
| If we poison our children with hatred | |
| Then, the hard life is all that they' ll know | |
| And there ain' t no place in | |
| Chicago for those kids to go | |
| I was a child in the sixties | |
| Dreams could be held through | |
| TVWith Disney and | |
| Cronkite and martin | |
| LutherAnd, | |
| I believed, | |
| I believed, | |
| I believed | |
| Now, I am the backstreet driver from | |
| AmericaI am not at the wheel of control | |
| I am guilty, | |
| I am war, | |
| I am the root of all evil | |
| Lord, I can' t drive on the left side of the road | |
| It' s a hard life, it' s a hard life | |
| It' s a very hard life | |
| It' s a hard life wherever you go | |
| If we poison our children with hatred | |
| Then, the hard life is all that they' ll know | |
| And there ain' t no place in this world for these kids to go |