88 Lines About 44 Women-The Nails

[00:00.000] 作词 : Campbell, Guthrie, Kaufman ... [00:25.821]Deborah was a Catholic girl, [00:27.317]she held out to the bitter end. [00:28.817]Carla was a different type, [00:30.471]she's the one who put it in. [00:32.046]Mary was a black girl, [00:33.850]and I was afraid of a girl like that. [00:35.476]Susan painted pictures sitting down [00:37.565]like the Buddhists sat. [00:38.609] [00:51.507]Reno was an aimless girl, [00:53.055]a geographic memory. [00:54.657]Cathy was a Jesus-freak, [00:56.424]she liked that kind of misery. [00:57.980]Vicky had this special way [00:59.454]of turning *** into a song. [01:01.292]Camella couldn't sing, [01:02.832]kept the beat and kept it strong. [01:04.808] [01:17.408]Zilla was an archetype, [01:18.914]the voodoo queen the queen of rap. [01:20.515]Joan thought men were second best [01:22.042]to masturbating in the bath. [01:23.877]Sheri was a feminist, [01:25.374]she really had that gift of gab. [01:27.018]Kathleen's point of view was this: [01:28.578]take whatever you can grab. [01:30.316] [01:43.186]Seattle was another girl [01:44.653]who left her mark upon the map. [01:46.365]Karen liked to tie me up, [01:47.886]and left me hanging by a strap. [01:49.686]Jeanie had this nightclub walk [01:51.124]that made grown men feel underage. [01:52.838]Mary Ellen who had a son [01:54.401]said "I must go," but finally stayed. [01:56.317] [02:09.089]Gloria the last taboo [02:10.490]was shattered by her tongue one night. [02:12.221]Meme brought the taboo back [02:13.913]and held it up before the light. [02:15.603]Marilyn who knew no shame, [02:17.037]was never ever satisfied. [02:18.581]Julie came and went so fast, [02:20.059]she didn't even say good-bye. [02:22.260] [02:34.956]Well, Rhonda had a house in Venice, [02:36.408]lived on brown rice and c-ocaine. [02:37.967]Patty had a house in Houston, [02:39.707]shot cough syrup in her veins. [02:41.157]Linda thought her life was empty, [02:42.784]filled it up with alcohol. [02:44.475]Catherine was much too pretty, [02:45.959]she didn't do that sh-it at all. [02:48.206]Uh-uh. Not Catherine. [02:51.029] [03:00.866]Pauline thought that love was simple, [03:02.343]turn it on and turn it off. [03:03.843]Jean-Marie was complicated, [03:05.424]like some French film-maker's plot. [03:07.098]Jeanna was the perfect lady, [03:08.501]always kept her stockings straight. [03:10.285]Jackie was a rich punk-rocker, [03:11.920]silver spoon and a paper plate. [03:13.804] [03:26.529]Sarah was a modern dancer, [03:27.991]lean pristine transparency. [03:29.585]Janet wrote bad poetry [03:31.200]in a crazy kind of urgency. [03:32.753]Tanya Turkish liked to fxck [03:34.406]while wearing leather biker boots. [03:35.994]Brenda's strange obsession [03:37.338]was for certain vegetables and fruits. [03:39.820] [03:52.374]Roeena was an artist's daughter, [03:53.780]the deeper image shook her up. [03:55.382]Dee Dee's mother left her father, [03:56.989]took his money and his truck. [03:58.765]Debby Ray had no such problems, [04:00.279]perfect Norman Rockwell home. [04:01.887]Nina sixteen had a baby, [04:03.486]left her parents lived alone. [04:05.257]Bobbie joined a new-wave band, [04:06.747]and changed her name to Bobbie-Socks. [04:08.373]Eloise who played guitar, [04:09.923]sang songs about whales and cops. [04:11.596]Terri didn't give a shxt, [04:13.180]just a nihilist. [04:14.925]Ronnie was much more my style, [04:16.425]she wrote songs just like this. [04:18.314]Jezebel went forty days [04:19.570]drinking nothing but Perrier. [04:21.286]Dinah drove her Chevrolet [04:22.853]into the San Francisco bay. [04:24.468]Judy came from Ohio, [04:26.007]she's a Scientologist. [04:27.679]Pomerante here's a kiss, [04:29.356]I chose you to end this list. [04:31.076] [04:44.794]Eighty-eight lines about forty-four women