《A Pub With No Beer(Original Version)》歌词

歌曲： A Pub With No Beer(Original Version)

所属专辑：Slim Dusty’s Beer Drinking Songs Of Australia

歌手： Slim Dusty & His Bushland

时长： 02:48

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A Pub With No Beer (Original Version) - Slim Dusty[00:00:02]

Oh it＇s-a lonesome away[00:00:05]

From your kindred and all[00:00:07]

By the campfire at night[00:00:10]

We＇ll hear the wild dingoes call[00:00:12]

But there＇s-a nothing so lonesome [00:00:16]

Morbid or drear[00:00:19]

Than to stand in the bar[00:00:21]

Of a pub with no beer[00:00:23]

Now the publican＇s anxious[00:00:27]

For the quota to come[00:00:29]

And there＇s a far away[00:00:32]

Look on the face of the bum[00:00:33]

The maid＇s gone all cranky[00:00:37]

And the cook＇s acting queer[00:00:39]

Oh what a terrible place[00:00:41]

Is a pub with no beer[00:00:44]

Then the stockman rides up[00:00:50]

With his dry dusty throat[00:00:52]

He breasts up to the bar[00:00:55]

And pulls a wad from his coat[00:00:57]

But the smile[00:01:00]

On his face quickly turns to a sneer[00:01:01]

As the barman says sadly[00:01:05]

The pub＇s got no beer[00:01:08]

Then the swaggie comes in smothered[00:01:11]

In dust and flies[00:01:15]

He throws down his roll[00:01:16]

And rubs the sweat from his eyes[00:01:19]

But when he is told he says what＇s this I hear[00:01:21]

I＇ve trudged fifty flamin＇ miles[00:01:26]

To a pub with no beer[00:01:28]

Now there＇s a dog on the v＇randa [00:01:34]

For his master he waits[00:01:37]

But the boss is inside drinking wine with his mates[00:01:39]

He hurries for cover and he cringes in fear[00:01:45]

It＇s no place[00:01:49]

For a dog ＇round a pub with no beer[00:01:51]

And old Billy the blacksmith [00:01:55]

The first time in his life[00:01:58]

Why he＇s gone home cold sober[00:02:00]

To his darling wife[00:02:03]

He walks in the kitchen [00:02:06]

She says you＇re early Bill dear[00:02:08]

But then he breaks down[00:02:10]

And tells her the pub＇s got no beer[00:02:12]

So it＇s-a lonesome away from[00:02:16]

Your kindred and all[00:02:19]

By the campfire at night[00:02:21]

We＇ll hear the wild dingoes call[00:02:24]

But there＇s-a nothing so lonesome [00:02:27]

Morbid or drear[00:02:30]

Than to stand in the bar[00:02:32]

Of a pub with no beer[00:02:35]