| Song | Blue Collar |
| Artist | Gil Scott-Heron |
| Album | Moving Target |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Scott-Heron | |
| I been down in | |
| Pennsylvania, | |
| Where I was working in the mine. | |
| And I been down in | |
| Cincinnati; | |
| They laid me off the assembly line. | |
| Yeah, they got me looking everywhere, | |
| But I ain't too proud of what | |
| I found. And you can't name where | |
| I ain't been down. ' | |
| Cause there ain't no place | |
| I ain't been down. | |
| I was down in | |
| Kansas City, | |
| Where even the blues sell by the pound | |
| And I been down in | |
| New York City, brother, | |
| And that ain't no place to be down. | |
| Yeah, I'm a-looking at the face of the children; | |
| You see, we're looking for a higher ground, | |
| And you can't name where we ain't been down. ' | |
| Cause there ain't no place we ain't been down. | |
| We fell down somewhere | |
| Between the cities and the towns. | |
| We went down, | |
| I know, Between the smiles and the frowns. | |
| And if they call me in the morning, | |
| I mean, I'd recognize the sound, ' | |
| Cause you can't name where we ain't been down. | |
| There ain't no place we ain't been down. | |
| Standing in the shadows | |
| It sho'nuff (sure enough) looks like rain. | |
| I see the steel-gray clouds above me | |
| Yeah, well the anguish and the pain. | |
| Yeah, I been looking everywhere for peace, | |
| But I swear, there just ain't none around. | |
| But you can't name where | |
| I ain't been down. ' | |
| Cause there ain't no place | |
| I ain't been down. | |
| We been down | |
| Between the cities and the towns. | |
| Yeah, been down somewhere | |
| Between the smiles and the frowns. | |
| And if they call me in the morning, | |
| I mean, I'd recognize the sound, ' | |
| Cause you can't name where | |
| I ain't been down. | |
| There ain't no place | |
| I ain't been down. |
| zuo ci : ScottHeron | |
| I been down in | |
| Pennsylvania, | |
| Where I was working in the mine. | |
| And I been down in | |
| Cincinnati | |
| They laid me off the assembly line. | |
| Yeah, they got me looking everywhere, | |
| But I ain' t too proud of what | |
| I found. And you can' t name where | |
| I ain' t been down. ' | |
| Cause there ain' t no place | |
| I ain' t been down. | |
| I was down in | |
| Kansas City, | |
| Where even the blues sell by the pound | |
| And I been down in | |
| New York City, brother, | |
| And that ain' t no place to be down. | |
| Yeah, I' m alooking at the face of the children | |
| You see, we' re looking for a higher ground, | |
| And you can' t name where we ain' t been down. ' | |
| Cause there ain' t no place we ain' t been down. | |
| We fell down somewhere | |
| Between the cities and the towns. | |
| We went down, | |
| I know, Between the smiles and the frowns. | |
| And if they call me in the morning, | |
| I mean, I' d recognize the sound, ' | |
| Cause you can' t name where we ain' t been down. | |
| There ain' t no place we ain' t been down. | |
| Standing in the shadows | |
| It sho' nuff sure enough looks like rain. | |
| I see the steelgray clouds above me | |
| Yeah, well the anguish and the pain. | |
| Yeah, I been looking everywhere for peace, | |
| But I swear, there just ain' t none around. | |
| But you can' t name where | |
| I ain' t been down. ' | |
| Cause there ain' t no place | |
| I ain' t been down. | |
| We been down | |
| Between the cities and the towns. | |
| Yeah, been down somewhere | |
| Between the smiles and the frowns. | |
| And if they call me in the morning, | |
| I mean, I' d recognize the sound, ' | |
| Cause you can' t name where | |
| I ain' t been down. | |
| There ain' t no place | |
| I ain' t been down. |
| zuò cí : ScottHeron | |
| I been down in | |
| Pennsylvania, | |
| Where I was working in the mine. | |
| And I been down in | |
| Cincinnati | |
| They laid me off the assembly line. | |
| Yeah, they got me looking everywhere, | |
| But I ain' t too proud of what | |
| I found. And you can' t name where | |
| I ain' t been down. ' | |
| Cause there ain' t no place | |
| I ain' t been down. | |
| I was down in | |
| Kansas City, | |
| Where even the blues sell by the pound | |
| And I been down in | |
| New York City, brother, | |
| And that ain' t no place to be down. | |
| Yeah, I' m alooking at the face of the children | |
| You see, we' re looking for a higher ground, | |
| And you can' t name where we ain' t been down. ' | |
| Cause there ain' t no place we ain' t been down. | |
| We fell down somewhere | |
| Between the cities and the towns. | |
| We went down, | |
| I know, Between the smiles and the frowns. | |
| And if they call me in the morning, | |
| I mean, I' d recognize the sound, ' | |
| Cause you can' t name where we ain' t been down. | |
| There ain' t no place we ain' t been down. | |
| Standing in the shadows | |
| It sho' nuff sure enough looks like rain. | |
| I see the steelgray clouds above me | |
| Yeah, well the anguish and the pain. | |
| Yeah, I been looking everywhere for peace, | |
| But I swear, there just ain' t none around. | |
| But you can' t name where | |
| I ain' t been down. ' | |
| Cause there ain' t no place | |
| I ain' t been down. | |
| We been down | |
| Between the cities and the towns. | |
| Yeah, been down somewhere | |
| Between the smiles and the frowns. | |
| And if they call me in the morning, | |
| I mean, I' d recognize the sound, ' | |
| Cause you can' t name where | |
| I ain' t been down. | |
| There ain' t no place | |
| I ain' t been down. |