Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song A Most Disgusting Song , by - Sixto Rodriguez. Release date: 04.03.1970
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song A Most Disgusting Song , by - Sixto Rodriguez. A Most Disgusting Song |
| I’ve played every kind of gig there is to play now |
| I’ve played faggot bars, hooker bars, motorcycle funerals |
| In opera houses, concert halls, halfway houses |
| Well I found that in all these places that I’ve played |
| All the people that I’ve played for are the same people |
| So if you’ll listen, maybe you’ll see someone you know in this song |
| A most disgusting song |
| The local diddy bop pimp comes in |
| Acting limp he sits down with a grin |
| Next to a girl that has never been chased |
| The bartender wipes a smile off his face |
| The delegates cross the floor |
| Curtsy and promenade through the doors |
| And slowly the evening begins |
| And there’s Jimmy «Bad Luck» Butts |
| Who’s just crazy about them East Lafayette weekend sluts |
| Talking is the lawyer in crumpled up shirt |
| And everyone’s drinking the detergents |
| That cannot remove their hurts |
| While the Mafia provides your drugs |
| Your government will provide the shrugs |
| And your national guard will supply the slugs |
| So they sit all satisfied |
| And there’s old playboy Ralph |
| Who’s always been shorter than himself |
| And there’s a man with his chin in his hand |
| Who knows more than he’ll ever understand |
| Yeah, every night it’s the same old thing |
| Getting high, getting drunk, getting horny |
| At the Inn-Between, again |
| And there’s the bearded schoolboy with the wooden eyes |
| Who at every scented skirt whispers up and sighs |
| And there’s a teacher that will kiss you in French |
| Who could never give love, could only fearfully clench |
| Yeah, people every night it’s the same old thing |
| Getting pacified, ossified, affectionate at Mr. Flood’s party, again |
| And there’s the militant with his store-bought soul |
| There’s someone here who’s almost a virgin I’ve been told |
| And there’s Linda glass-made who speaks of the past |
| Who genuflects, salutes, signs the cross and stands at half-mast |
| Yeah, They’re all here, the Tiny Tims and the Uncle Toms |
| Redheads, brunettes, brunettes, and the dyed haired blondes |
| Who talk to dogs, chase broads and have hopes of being mobbed |
| Who mislay their dreams and later claim that they were robbed |
| And every night it’s going to be the same old thing |
| Getting high, getting drunk, getting horny |
| Lost, even, at Martha’s Vineyard, again |
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