paroles de chanson Trouble (Live) - Patti LuPone
Friend,
either
you're
closing
your
eyes
To
a
situation
you
do
not
wish
to
acknowledge
Or
you
are
not
aware
of
the
caliber
of
disaster
indicated
By
the
presence
of
a
pool
table
in
your
Community
. Well,
ya
got
trouble,
my
friend,
right
here,
I
say,
trouble
right
here
in
River
City.
Why
sure
I'm
a
billiard
player,
Certainly
mighty
proud
I
say
I'm
always
mighty
proud
to
say
it.
I
consider
that
the
hours
I
spend
With
a
cue
in
my
hand
are
golden.
Help
you
cultivate
horse
sense
And
a
cool
head
and
a
keen
eye.
J'ever
take
and
try
to
give
An
iron-clad
leave
to
yourself
From
a
three-reail
billiard
shot?
But
just
as
I
say,
It
takes
judgement,
brains,
and
maturity
to
score
In
any
balkline
game,
I
say
that
any
boob
kin
take
And
shove
a
ball
in
a
pocket.
And
they
call
that
sloth.
The
first
big
step
on
the
road
To
the
depths
of
deg-ra-Day--
I
say,
first,
medicinal
wine
from
a
teaspoon,
Then
beer
from
a
bottle.
An'
the
next
thing
ya
know,
Your
son
is
playin'
for
money
In
a
pinch-back
suit.
And
list'nin
to
some
big
out-a-town
Jasper
Hearin'
him
tell
about
horse-race
gamblin'.
Not
a
wholesome
trottin'
race,
no!
But
a
race
where
they
set
down
right
on
the
horse!
Like
to
see
some
stuck-up
jockey'boy
Sittin'
on
Dan
Patch?
Make
your
blood
boil?
Well,
I
should
say.
Now,
friends,
lemme
tell
you
what
I
mean.
Ya
got
one,
two,
three,
four,
five,
six
pockets
in
a
table.
Pockets
that
mark
the
diff'rence
Between
a
gentlemen
and
a
bum,
With
a
capital
"B,"
And
that
rhymes
with
"P"
and
that
stands
for
pool!
And
all
week
long
your
River
City
Youth'll
be
frittern
away,
I
say
your
young
men'll
be
frittern!
Frittern
away
their
noontime,
suppertime,
choretime
too!
Get
the
ball
in
the
pocket,
Never
mind
gittin'
Dandelions
pulled
Or
the
screen
door
patched
or
the
beefsteak
pounded.
Never
mind
pumpin'
any
water
'Til
your
parents
are
caught
with
the
Cistern
empty
On
a
Saturday
night
and
that's
trouble,
Oh,
yes
we
got
lots
and
lots
a'
trouble.
I'm
thinkin'
of
the
kids
in
the
knickerbockers,
Shirt-tail
young
ones,
peekin'
in
the
pool
Hall
window
after
school.
Ya
got
trouble,
folks,
right
here
in
River
City.
Trouble
with
a
capital
"T"
And
that
rhymes
with
"P"
and
that
stands
for
pool!
Now,
I
know
all
you
folks
are
the
right
kinda
parents.
I'm
gonna
be
perfectly
frank.
Would
ya
like
to
know
what
kinda
conversation
goes
On
while
they're
loafin'
around
that
Hall?
They're
tryin'
out
Bevo,
tryin'
out
cubebs,
Tryin'
out
Tailor
Mades
like
Cigarette
Feends!
And
braggin'
all
about
How
they're
gonna
cover
up
a
tell-tale
breath
with
Sen-Sen.
One
fine
night,
they
leave
the
pool
hall,
Headin'
for
the
dance
at
the
Arm'ry!
Libertine
men
and
Scarlet
women!
And
Rag-time,
shameless
music
That'll
grab
your
son
and
your
daughter
With
the
arms
of
a
jungle
animal
instinct!
Mass-staria!
Friends,
the
idle
brain
is
the
devil's
playground!
Trouble,
oh
we
got
trouble,
Right
here
in
River
City!
With
a
capital
"T"
That
rhymes
with
"P"
And
that
stands
for
Pool,
That
stands
for
pool.
We've
surely
got
trouble!
Right
here
in
River
City,
Right
here!
Gotta
figger
out
a
way
To
keep
the
young
ones
moral
after
school!
Trouble,
trouble,
trouble,
trouble,
trouble...
Mothers
of
River
City!
Heed
the
warning
before
it's
too
late!
Watch
for
the
tell-tale
sign
of
corruption!
The
moment
your
son
leaves
the
house,
Does
he
rebuckle
his
knickerbockers
below
the
knee?
Is
there
a
nicotine
stain
on
his
index
finger?
A
dime
novel
hidden
in
the
corn
crib?
Is
he
starting
to
memorize
jokes
from
Capt.
Billy's
Whiz
Bang?
Are
certain
words
creeping
into
his
conversation?
Words
like
'swell?"
And
'so's
your
old
man?"
Well,
if
so
my
friends,
Ya
got
trouble,
Right
here
in
River
city!
With
a
capital
"T"
And
that
rhymes
with
"P"
And
that
stands
for
Pool.
We've
surely
got
trouble!
Right
here
in
River
City!
Remember
the
Maine,
Plymouth
Rock
and
the
Golden
Rule!
Oh,
we've
got
trouble.
We're
in
terrible,
terrible
trouble.
That
game
with
the
fifteen
numbered
balls
is
a
devil's
tool!
Oh
yes
we
got
trouble,
trouble,
trouble!
With
a
"T"!
Gotta
rhyme
it
with
"P"!
And
that
stands
for
Pool!!!
1 Please Don’t Monkey With Broadway (Live)
2 “Plot didn’t matter… neither did gender or age.” (Live)
3 A Lot of Livin'’ to Do (Live)
4 “In my senior year at Northport High School…” (Live)
5 Happy Talk (Live)
6 “I went to my very first audition in New York City…” (Live)
7 Big Spender (Live)
8 “This musical inspired me…” (Live)
9 Easy To Be Hard (Live)
10 “Where was my big Broadway musical?” (Live)
11 Meadowlark (Live)
12 “I went home and slept for nine months…” (Live)
13 Millworker (Live)
14 “My musical theatre education…” (Live)
15 I Could Write a Book / There’s a Small Hotel (Live)
16 “I didn’t just like pretty songs…” (Live)
17 I’m Just a Girl Who Cain’t Say No (Live)
18 If (Live)
19 Some People (Live)
20 Don’t Cry for Me, Argentina (Live)
21 Trouble (Live)
22 “It didn’t matter...” (Live)
23 Sit Down, You’re Rocking the Boat (Live)
24 Blow, Gabriel, Blow (Live)
25 “I am a product of the Northport Public School System…” (Live)
26 Sleepy Man (Live)
27 Something’s Coming (Live)
28 “There are two roles I would be perfect for.” (Live)
29 A Boy Like That / I Have a Love (Live)
30 Somewhere (Live)
31 “Here are three by Steve…” (Live)
32 Another Hundred People (Live)
33 Anyone Can Whistle (Live)
34 Being Alive (Live)
35 “There are a few constants in that neighborhood…” (Live)
36 Give My Regards to Broadway (Live)
37 The Ladies Who Lunch (Live)
38 Some Other Time (Live)
Attention! N'hésitez pas à laisser des commentaires.