Hallo ,
mir fällt dazu jeweils George Thorogood und John Lee Hooker mit
"One Burbon, One Scotch, One Beer" ein.
Wer den Rest der hörenswerten (langen) Geschichte wissen möchte, bitte selbst raussuchen oder bei einem bekannten Link ggf. anhören:
One bourbon, one scotch, one beerGeorge Thorogood
Wanna tell you a story,
About the house-man blues
I come home one Friday,
Had to tell the landlady I'd-a lost my job
She said that don't confront me,
Long as I get my money next Friday
Now next Friday come I didn't get the rent,
And out the door I went
So I goes to the landlady,
I said, "You let me slide?"
I'll have the rent for you in a month.
Next I don't know
So said let me slide it on you know people,
I notice when I come home in the evening
She ain't got nothing nice to say to me,
But for five year she was so nice
Loh' she was lovy-dovy,
I come home one particular evening
The landlady said, "You got the rent money yet?",
I said, "No, can't find no job"
Therefore I ain't got no money to pay the rent
She said "I don't believe you're tryin' to find no job"
Said "I seen you today you was standin' on a corner,
Leaning up against a post"
I said "But I'm tired, I've been walkin' all day"
She said "That don't confront me,
Long as I get my money next Friday"
Now next Friday come I didn't have the rent,
And out the door I went....
Aber ... der eher minimalistische Song von Hoocker ist mind. genauso lesens- bzw. hörenswert:
One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
John Lee Hooker
One bourbon, one scotch, and one beer
One bourbon, one scotch, and one beer
Hey mister bartender come here
I want another drink and I want it now
My baby she gone, she been gone two night
I ain't seen my baby since night before last
One bourbon, one scotch, and one beer......
Wolfgang