Lirik Lagu Bullfrog - Bobby Darin
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I was sittin' by the bank on a hollow stumpWhen I thought I heard me a bullfrog jumpTurned around and sure enough therehe satHe said excuse me, buddy, but I've beenreadin' your newsAnd I'm sorry to say that I'm alittle confusedYou bein' human, well you'd know whereit's at.
He said I read where this old world'sgonna foldAnd all on account of a think called goldAnd that's somethin' hard for us frogsto understandNow you're lookin' at me like I'mkinda funnyBut where I live we don't have no moneySo we want to be hip to the happ'nin'shere on land.
Now I thought I was stoned so Istarted walkin'I mean whoever heard of a bullfrog talkin'But then I realized I hadn't been grazin'in no grainSo I figured I'd tell him just what I thought'bout how gold was sold and how goldwas boughtAnd he'd understand our world whenI explained.
I said it all started a long time agoWhen the people first learned to reapand sowThey got all the things they needed rightout of the earthLike how many leaves and how many treesWould it take to cover up the anatomiesAnd that's how you figured how much a suitof clothes was worth.
Well then man he learned how to milk a cowAnd how to till the soil with a stoneblade plowAnd he kept so busy he never had time todo you harmThen he'd take his produce and all that milkAnd go into town and trade them for silkSo his woman she'd look sharp down atthe farm.
Well the bullfrog let out a belly croakLike I'd told him some kind of a jokeAnd he said I think you're jivin' me my man(what me?)I said I know it sounds kinda mystifyin'But the truth of the matter is I ain't lyin'I mean I ain't talkin' no bullfrog,you understand?
He said now don't get upset I'm notagin' youYou just go ahead, go ahead and continueAnd I'll be quiet and try to understandHe said I know about trees and leavesand plantsAnd milk and silk and the farmer'sromanceBut what's this thing the call supplyand demand?
I said well I grow cotton and you grow cornAnd you find your dungarees are all wornAnd me well I got to have somethin' to eatYou see? So I make you some brandnew threadsAnd now you bake me some freshcorn breadPretty soon we'll have shops acrossthe street.
Well this didn't work, or so we've been toldAnd at that time they didn't knowabout goldSo they all agreed they'd measure theirgoods in saltWell that idea had an early endin''cause they were eatin' more than theywere spendin'And besides, whoever heard of keepin'salt in a vault.
Well folks said gold was the thing to useTo pay for stuff like from ships to shoesBut it weighed too much and it looked toogood to spendSo round about sixteen hundred and ninetySomebody started usin' foldin' moneyAnd that's the tale, my friend, from endto end.
Well I thought it was a damngood explanationI mean a real attempt at communicationAnd I only had me schoolin' up until thetime I was tenBut the bullfrog right before hehopped awayWell I could have sworn I heard him sayYour world is still in the tadpole stage,my friend.
He said I read where this old world'sgonna foldAnd all on account of a think called goldAnd that's somethin' hard for us frogsto understandNow you're lookin' at me like I'mkinda funnyBut where I live we don't have no moneySo we want to be hip to the happ'nin'shere on land.
Now I thought I was stoned so Istarted walkin'I mean whoever heard of a bullfrog talkin'But then I realized I hadn't been grazin'in no grainSo I figured I'd tell him just what I thought'bout how gold was sold and how goldwas boughtAnd he'd understand our world whenI explained.
I said it all started a long time agoWhen the people first learned to reapand sowThey got all the things they needed rightout of the earthLike how many leaves and how many treesWould it take to cover up the anatomiesAnd that's how you figured how much a suitof clothes was worth.
Well then man he learned how to milk a cowAnd how to till the soil with a stoneblade plowAnd he kept so busy he never had time todo you harmThen he'd take his produce and all that milkAnd go into town and trade them for silkSo his woman she'd look sharp down atthe farm.
Well the bullfrog let out a belly croakLike I'd told him some kind of a jokeAnd he said I think you're jivin' me my man(what me?)I said I know it sounds kinda mystifyin'But the truth of the matter is I ain't lyin'I mean I ain't talkin' no bullfrog,you understand?
He said now don't get upset I'm notagin' youYou just go ahead, go ahead and continueAnd I'll be quiet and try to understandHe said I know about trees and leavesand plantsAnd milk and silk and the farmer'sromanceBut what's this thing the call supplyand demand?
I said well I grow cotton and you grow cornAnd you find your dungarees are all wornAnd me well I got to have somethin' to eatYou see? So I make you some brandnew threadsAnd now you bake me some freshcorn breadPretty soon we'll have shops acrossthe street.
Well this didn't work, or so we've been toldAnd at that time they didn't knowabout goldSo they all agreed they'd measure theirgoods in saltWell that idea had an early endin''cause they were eatin' more than theywere spendin'And besides, whoever heard of keepin'salt in a vault.
Well folks said gold was the thing to useTo pay for stuff like from ships to shoesBut it weighed too much and it looked toogood to spendSo round about sixteen hundred and ninetySomebody started usin' foldin' moneyAnd that's the tale, my friend, from endto end.
Well I thought it was a damngood explanationI mean a real attempt at communicationAnd I only had me schoolin' up until thetime I was tenBut the bullfrog right before hehopped awayWell I could have sworn I heard him sayYour world is still in the tadpole stage,my friend.
