《Words Of Advice For Young People(Explicit)》歌词

歌曲： Words Of Advice For Young People(Explicit)

所属专辑：Spare Ass Annie And Other Tales (Explicit)

歌手： William S. Burroughs

时长： 04:41

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Words Of Advice For Young People－William S. Burroughs[00:00:01]

People often ask me[00:00:40]

If I have any words of advice for[00:00:41]

Young people. Well,[00:00:43]

Here are a few simple admonitions[00:00:51]

For young and old.[00:00:53]

Never interfere in a boy and girl fight.[00:00:57]

Beware of whores[00:01:02]

Who say they don't want money. The[00:01:03]

Hell they don't.[00:01:06]

What they mean is they want more[00:01:08]

Money. Much more.[00:01:09]

If you're doing business[00:01:13]

With a religious son of a[00:01:14]

B**ch, get it in writing.[00:01:16]

His word isn't worth sh*t,[00:01:20]

Not with the good Lord telling him[00:01:21]

How to f**k you on[00:01:23]

The deal.[00:01:25]

Avoid f**kups. You all know the type.[00:01:36]

Anything they[00:01:42]

Have anything to do with,[00:01:43]

No matter how good it sounds,[00:01:45]

Turns into a disaster.[00:01:47]

Do not offer sympathy to[00:01:51]

The mentally ill. Tell them[00:01:53]

Firmly, "I am not paid to listen to this drivel.[00:01:56]

You are a terminal fool."[00:02:01]

Now some of you may encounter the devil's bargain[00:02:18]

If you get that far.[00:02:20]

Any old soul is worth saving at least[00:02:23]

To a priest,[00:02:26]

But not every soul is worth buying.[00:02:27]

So you can take the offer as a compliment.[00:02:31]

They charge the[00:02:35]

Easy ones first, you know,[00:02:36]

Like money, all the money[00:02:37]

There is. But who wants to be[00:02:39]

The richest guy in some[00:02:41]

Cemetery? Not much to spend it on,[00:02:43]

Eh, Gramps? Getting[00:02:49]

Too old to cut the mustard.[00:02:51]

Have you forgotten[00:03:09]

Something, Gramps? In order to feel something,[00:03:10]

You have[00:03:13]

To be there. You have to be 18.[00:03:14]

You're not 18,[00:03:20]

You are[00:03:21]

78. Old fool sold his soul for a strap-on.[00:03:22]

How about an honorable bargain?[00:03:32]

"You always wanted to[00:03:37]

Become a doctor.[00:03:38]

Now's your chance. Why, you could have[00:03:39]

Become a great healer[00:03:41]

And benefit humanity. What's[00:03:42]

Wrong with that?" Just about everything.[00:03:44]

There are no[00:03:49]

Honorable bargains involving exchange[00:03:50]

Of qualitative[00:03:54]

Merchandise like souls.[00:03:56]

Just quantitative merchandise[00:03:58]

Like time and money.[00:04:00]

So piss off, Satan,[00:04:05]

And don't take[00:04:06]

Me for dumber than I look.[00:04:07]

As an old junk pusher told[00:04:10]

Me, "Watch whose money you pick up."[00:04:12]