| Song | Kenesaw Mountain Landis |
| Artist | Jonathan Coulton |
| Album | Smoking Monkey |
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| 作曲 : Coulton | |
| Kenesaw Mountain Landis was a bad mother fucker | |
| He was seventeen feet tall, he had a hundred and fifty wives | |
| He didn't do that much except he saved the game of baseball | |
| He put two and two together and he noticed it was four | |
| Now the treachery of Shoeless Joe can't hurt us anymore | |
| And he'll always be remembered as Kenesaw Mountain Landis | |
| Fellow named Joe Jackson was a fielder for the Black Sox | |
| And he always wore his black socks, but he never wore no shoes | |
| He weren't the nicest fellow and he had a couple problems | |
| Cause he drank a lot and he beat his wife and he always acted rude | |
| He killed and ate some babies and he copped an attitude | |
| And the one man that he hated most was Kenesaw Mountain Landis | |
| The mafia said Shoeless Joe | |
| You should really run this show | |
| You should be the guy who owns baseball | |
| And all you really gotta do | |
| Is help us make a buck or two | |
| We'll bet on the other team | |
| You'll lose the game but make it seem | |
| Like nothing could be further from the truth | |
| Shoeless Joe did what they said he dropped a couple fly balls | |
| And he walked up to the pitcher and he poked him in the eye | |
| And in the seventh inning with the Black Sox nearly beaten | |
| There was someone who was watching from his blimp above the stands | |
| Cradling a rifle in his thick and meaty hands | |
| And as if you hadn't guessed yet it was Kenesaw Mountain Landis | |
| Kenesaw said drop that glove | |
| Or I swear by God above | |
| I'll make you regret playing baseball | |
| And Shoeless Joe looked up and saw | |
| The silver rifle's gaping maw | |
| And though no one had noticed yet | |
| His underwear was getting wet | |
| He peed himself in front of everyone | |
| Shoeless Joe was finished but he couldn't quite admit it | |
| So he raised his middle finger up above the other four | |
| And Kenesaw took careful aim and fired a single bullet | |
| And he shot that dirty finger off and he dropped his trusty gun | |
| And everybody in the stands knew that he had won | |
| And today they still refer to him as Kenesaw Mountain Landis | |
| Shoeless Joe left baseball and became a famous pop star | |
| And he asked the musical question is she really going out with him | |
| He had a couple albums and a comeback in the 80's | |
| But he never won a Grammy and he never was the same | |
| And he never could be satisfied with critical acclaim | |
| Cause the critics all confused him with the great Elvis Costello | |
| Yes the critics all confused him with the great Elvis Costello |
| zuo qu : Coulton | |
| Kenesaw Mountain Landis was a bad mother fucker | |
| He was seventeen feet tall, he had a hundred and fifty wives | |
| He didn' t do that much except he saved the game of baseball | |
| He put two and two together and he noticed it was four | |
| Now the treachery of Shoeless Joe can' t hurt us anymore | |
| And he' ll always be remembered as Kenesaw Mountain Landis | |
| Fellow named Joe Jackson was a fielder for the Black Sox | |
| And he always wore his black socks, but he never wore no shoes | |
| He weren' t the nicest fellow and he had a couple problems | |
| Cause he drank a lot and he beat his wife and he always acted rude | |
| He killed and ate some babies and he copped an attitude | |
| And the one man that he hated most was Kenesaw Mountain Landis | |
| The mafia said Shoeless Joe | |
| You should really run this show | |
| You should be the guy who owns baseball | |
| And all you really gotta do | |
| Is help us make a buck or two | |
| We' ll bet on the other team | |
| You' ll lose the game but make it seem | |
| Like nothing could be further from the truth | |
| Shoeless Joe did what they said he dropped a couple fly balls | |
| And he walked up to the pitcher and he poked him in the eye | |
| And in the seventh inning with the Black Sox nearly beaten | |
| There was someone who was watching from his blimp above the stands | |
| Cradling a rifle in his thick and meaty hands | |
| And as if you hadn' t guessed yet it was Kenesaw Mountain Landis | |
| Kenesaw said drop that glove | |
| Or I swear by God above | |
| I' ll make you regret playing baseball | |
| And Shoeless Joe looked up and saw | |
| The silver rifle' s gaping maw | |
| And though no one had noticed yet | |
| His underwear was getting wet | |
| He peed himself in front of everyone | |
| Shoeless Joe was finished but he couldn' t quite admit it | |
| So he raised his middle finger up above the other four | |
| And Kenesaw took careful aim and fired a single bullet | |
| And he shot that dirty finger off and he dropped his trusty gun | |
| And everybody in the stands knew that he had won | |
| And today they still refer to him as Kenesaw Mountain Landis | |
| Shoeless Joe left baseball and became a famous pop star | |
| And he asked the musical question is she really going out with him | |
| He had a couple albums and a comeback in the 80' s | |
| But he never won a Grammy and he never was the same | |
| And he never could be satisfied with critical acclaim | |
| Cause the critics all confused him with the great Elvis Costello | |
| Yes the critics all confused him with the great Elvis Costello |
| zuò qǔ : Coulton | |
| Kenesaw Mountain Landis was a bad mother fucker | |
| He was seventeen feet tall, he had a hundred and fifty wives | |
| He didn' t do that much except he saved the game of baseball | |
| He put two and two together and he noticed it was four | |
| Now the treachery of Shoeless Joe can' t hurt us anymore | |
| And he' ll always be remembered as Kenesaw Mountain Landis | |
| Fellow named Joe Jackson was a fielder for the Black Sox | |
| And he always wore his black socks, but he never wore no shoes | |
| He weren' t the nicest fellow and he had a couple problems | |
| Cause he drank a lot and he beat his wife and he always acted rude | |
| He killed and ate some babies and he copped an attitude | |
| And the one man that he hated most was Kenesaw Mountain Landis | |
| The mafia said Shoeless Joe | |
| You should really run this show | |
| You should be the guy who owns baseball | |
| And all you really gotta do | |
| Is help us make a buck or two | |
| We' ll bet on the other team | |
| You' ll lose the game but make it seem | |
| Like nothing could be further from the truth | |
| Shoeless Joe did what they said he dropped a couple fly balls | |
| And he walked up to the pitcher and he poked him in the eye | |
| And in the seventh inning with the Black Sox nearly beaten | |
| There was someone who was watching from his blimp above the stands | |
| Cradling a rifle in his thick and meaty hands | |
| And as if you hadn' t guessed yet it was Kenesaw Mountain Landis | |
| Kenesaw said drop that glove | |
| Or I swear by God above | |
| I' ll make you regret playing baseball | |
| And Shoeless Joe looked up and saw | |
| The silver rifle' s gaping maw | |
| And though no one had noticed yet | |
| His underwear was getting wet | |
| He peed himself in front of everyone | |
| Shoeless Joe was finished but he couldn' t quite admit it | |
| So he raised his middle finger up above the other four | |
| And Kenesaw took careful aim and fired a single bullet | |
| And he shot that dirty finger off and he dropped his trusty gun | |
| And everybody in the stands knew that he had won | |
| And today they still refer to him as Kenesaw Mountain Landis | |
| Shoeless Joe left baseball and became a famous pop star | |
| And he asked the musical question is she really going out with him | |
| He had a couple albums and a comeback in the 80' s | |
| But he never won a Grammy and he never was the same | |
| And he never could be satisfied with critical acclaim | |
| Cause the critics all confused him with the great Elvis Costello | |
| Yes the critics all confused him with the great Elvis Costello |