| Song | Moonshine Heather |
| Artist | Parliament |
| Album | Osmium |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Clinton | |
| She sold some to the policeman | |
| And the neighbours copped a grudge | |
| She didn't give a damn you know | |
| She sold some to the judge | |
| and if you come down and out | |
| And do not have a dime | |
| You can come to her on Friday morning | |
| And buy yourself some on time | |
| Ain't that taking care of business | |
| Ain't that taking care of business | |
| It's not that she enjoy this life | |
| Living outside the law | |
| It's just that there are 14 kids | |
| Their father died in the war | |
| And each and every Sabbath day | |
| She prays for all her sins | |
| But reality says to her my child | |
| Take care of your 14 kids | |
| So she's taking care of business | |
| So she's taking care of business | |
| She'd sell some to the Frenchman, | |
| The Blackman, or the Dutch | |
| But one thing is for certain sure | |
| They could not stand too much | |
| 100 proof - hers has got to be | |
| The finest corn around | |
| Lift you up when you're down and out | |
| And bring your body down | |
| Cause she's taking care of business | |
| Cause she's taking care of business |
| zuo ci : Clinton | |
| She sold some to the policeman | |
| And the neighbours copped a grudge | |
| She didn' t give a damn you know | |
| She sold some to the judge | |
| and if you come down and out | |
| And do not have a dime | |
| You can come to her on Friday morning | |
| And buy yourself some on time | |
| Ain' t that taking care of business | |
| Ain' t that taking care of business | |
| It' s not that she enjoy this life | |
| Living outside the law | |
| It' s just that there are 14 kids | |
| Their father died in the war | |
| And each and every Sabbath day | |
| She prays for all her sins | |
| But reality says to her my child | |
| Take care of your 14 kids | |
| So she' s taking care of business | |
| So she' s taking care of business | |
| She' d sell some to the Frenchman, | |
| The Blackman, or the Dutch | |
| But one thing is for certain sure | |
| They could not stand too much | |
| 100 proof hers has got to be | |
| The finest corn around | |
| Lift you up when you' re down and out | |
| And bring your body down | |
| Cause she' s taking care of business | |
| Cause she' s taking care of business |
| zuò cí : Clinton | |
| She sold some to the policeman | |
| And the neighbours copped a grudge | |
| She didn' t give a damn you know | |
| She sold some to the judge | |
| and if you come down and out | |
| And do not have a dime | |
| You can come to her on Friday morning | |
| And buy yourself some on time | |
| Ain' t that taking care of business | |
| Ain' t that taking care of business | |
| It' s not that she enjoy this life | |
| Living outside the law | |
| It' s just that there are 14 kids | |
| Their father died in the war | |
| And each and every Sabbath day | |
| She prays for all her sins | |
| But reality says to her my child | |
| Take care of your 14 kids | |
| So she' s taking care of business | |
| So she' s taking care of business | |
| She' d sell some to the Frenchman, | |
| The Blackman, or the Dutch | |
| But one thing is for certain sure | |
| They could not stand too much | |
| 100 proof hers has got to be | |
| The finest corn around | |
| Lift you up when you' re down and out | |
| And bring your body down | |
| Cause she' s taking care of business | |
| Cause she' s taking care of business |