paroles de chanson America - Allen Ginsberg
America
I've
given
you
all
and
now
I'm
nothing.
America
two
dollars
and
twenty-seven
cents
January
17,
1956.
I
can't
stand
my
own
mind.
America
when
will
we
end
the
human
war?
Go
fuck
yourself
with
your
atom
bomb
I
don't
feel
good
don't
bother
me.
I
won't
write
my
poem
till
I'm
in
my
right
mind.
America
when
will
you
be
angelic?
When
will
you
take
off
your
clothes?
When
will
you
look
at
yourself
through
the
grave?
When
will
you
be
worthy
of
your
million
Trotskyites?
America
why
are
your
libraries
full
of
tears?
America
when
will
you
send
your
eggs
to
India?
I'm
sick
of
your
insane
demands.
When
can
I
go
into
the
supermarket
and
buy
what
I
need
with
my
good
looks?
America
after
all
it
is
you
and
I
who
are
perfect
not
the
next
world.
Your
machinery
is
too
much
for
me.
You
made
me
want
to
be
a
saint.
There
must
be
some
other
way
to
settle
this
argument.
Burroughs
is
in
Tangiers
I
don't
think
he'll
come
back
it's
sinister.
Are
you
being
sinister
or
is
this
some
form
of
practical
joke?
I'm
trying
to
come
to
the
point.
I
refuse
to
give
up
my
obsession.
America
stop
pushing
I
know
what
I'm
doing.
America
the
plum
blossoms
are
falling.
I
haven't
read
the
newspapers
for
months,
everyday
somebody
goes
on
trial
for
Murder.
America
I
feel
sentimental
about
the
Wobblies.
America
I
used
to
be
a
communist
when
I
was
a
kid
and
I'm
not
sorry.
I
smoke
marijuana
every
chance
I
get.
I
sit
in
my
house
for
days
on
end
and
stare
at
the
roses
in
the
closet.
When
I
go
to
Chinatown
I
get
drunk
and
never
get
laid.
My
mind
is
made
up
there's
going
to
be
trouble.
You
should
have
seen
me
reading
Marx.
My
psychoanalyst
thinks
I'm
perfectly
right.
I
won't
say
the
Lord's
Prayer.
I
have
mystical
visions
and
cosmic
vibrations.
America
I
still
haven't
told
you
what
you
did
to
Uncle
Max
after
he
came
over
From
Russia.
I'm
addressing
you.
Are
you
going
to
let
our
emotional
life
be
run
by
Time
Magazine?
I'm
obsessed
by
Time
Magazine.
I
read
it
every
week.
Its
cover
stares
at
me
every
time
I
slink
past
the
corner
candystore.
I
read
it
in
the
basement
of
the
Berkeley
Public
Library.
It's
always
telling
me
about
responsibility.
Businessmen
are
serious.
Movie
Producers
are
serious.
Everybody's
serious
but
me.
It
occurs
to
me
that
I
am
America.
I
am
talking
to
myself
again.
Asia
is
rising
against
me.
I
haven't
got
a
chinaman's
chance.
I'd
better
consider
my
national
resources.
My
national
resources
consist
of
two
joints
of
marijuana
millions
of
genitals
An
unpublishable
private
literature
that
goes
1400
miles
and
hour
and
Twentyfivethousand
mental
institutions.
I
say
nothing
about
my
prisons
nor
the
millions
of
underpriviliged
who
live
in
My
flowerpots
under
the
light
of
five
hundred
suns.
I
have
abolished
the
whorehouses
of
France,
Tangiers
is
the
next
to
go.
My
ambition
is
to
be
President
despite
the
fact
that
I'm
a
Catholic.
America
how
can
I
write
a
holy
litany
in
your
silly
mood?
I
will
continue
like
Henry
Ford
my
strophes
are
as
individual
as
his
Automobiles
more
so
they're
all
different
sexes
America
I
will
sell
you
strophes
$2500
apiece
$500
down
on
your
old
strophe
America
free
Tom
Mooney
America
save
the
Spanish
Loyalists
America
Sacco
& Vanzetti
must
not
die
America
I
am
the
Scottsboro
boys.
America
when
I
was
seven
momma
took
me
to
Communist
Cell
meetings
they
Sold
us
garbanzos
a
handful
per
ticket
a
ticket
costs
a
nickel
and
the
Speeches
were
free
everybody
was
angelic
and
sentimental
about
the
Workers
it
was
all
so
sincere
you
have
no
idea
what
a
good
thing
the
party
Was
in
1835
Scott
Nearing
was
a
grand
old
man
a
real
mensch
Mother
Bloor
made
me
cry
I
once
saw
Israel
Amter
plain.
Everybody
must
have
Been
a
spy.
America
you
don're
really
want
to
go
to
war.
America
it's
them
bad
Russians.
Them
Russians
them
Russians
and
them
Chinamen.
And
them
Russians.
The
Russia
wants
to
eat
us
alive.
The
Russia's
power
mad.
She
wants
to
take
Our
cars
from
out
our
garages.
Her
wants
to
grab
Chicago.
Her
needs
a
Red
Reader's
Digest.
her
wants
our
Auto
plants
in
Siberia.
Him
big
bureaucracy
running
our
fillingstations.
That
no
good.
Ugh.
Him
makes
Indians
learn
read.
Him
need
big
black
niggers.
Hah.
Her
make
us
all
work
sixteen
hours
a
day.
Help.
America
this
is
quite
serious.
America
this
is
the
impression
I
get
from
looking
in
the
television
set.
America
is
this
correct?
I'd
better
get
right
down
to
the
job.
It's
true
I
don't
want
to
join
the
Army
or
turn
lathes
in
precision
parts
Factories,
I'm
nearsighted
and
psychopathic
anyway.
America
I'm
putting
my
queer
shoulder
to
the
wheel.
1 Howl
2 The Sunflower Sutra
3 Footnote to Howl
4 A Supermarket in California
5 Transcription of Organ Music
6 America
7 In Back of the Real
8 Strange Coittage in Berkeley
9 Europe! Europe!
10 Kaddish
11 Sunflower Sutra (Chicago Reading 1959)
12 A Supermarket in California (Chicago Reading 1959)
13 Transcription of Organ Music (Chicago Reading 1959)
14 America (Chicago Reading 1959)
15 Europe, Europe (Chicago Reading 1959)
16 Poem Rocket (Poetry Centre, San Francisco 1959)
17 Message from Paris (Poetry Centre, San Francisco 1959)
18 Squeal (Poetry Centre, San Francisco 1959)
19 Wrote This Last Night (Poetry Centre, San Francisco 1959)
20 The Lion for Real (Poetry Centre, San Francisco 1959)
21 To Aunt Rose (Poetry Centre, San Francisco 1959)
22 Ignu (Poetry Centre, San Francisco 1959)
23 To Lindsay (Poetry Centre, San Francisco 1959)
24 Kaddish (Poetry Centre, San Francisco 1959)
25 Back on Times Square/Dreaming of Times Square (Robert Creeley's Home 1959)
26 Laughing Gas Part 1 (Robert Creeley's Home 1959)
27 My Sad Self (For Frank O'hara) (Robert Creeley's Home 1959)
28 To Aunt Rose (Robert Creeley's Home 1959)
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