Fish - Lucky / Internal Exile (Traducción al español)
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- čas přidán 14. 09. 2014
- By TheCactusHeart
Dalkeith- es un pueblo de Escocia donde Fish creció, aunque nació en Edimburgo.
Arrastrero- es un barco de pesca que forma con otros una red de arrastre.
Easter Road- un lugar en Edimburgo
Aberdeen- es el principal puerto marítimo del nordeste de Escocia.
Ravenscraig- un área donde tuvo gran auge la industria del acero y cerró actividades en 1992.
John Brown- fue un estadounidense que luchó por la abolición de la esclavitud en los tiempos de la Guerra Civil de EU
South Armagh- es un condado de Irlanda que fue una conflictiva zona que supuestamente apoyaba las actividades de IRA (organización terrorista)
Hampden- pueblo escocés nombrado en honor de John Hampden quien fue juzgado en 1637 por oponerse a pagar impuestos al rey Carlos I, hecho que más tarde originaría la guerra civil inglesa.
Génova- Lugar de nacimiento de Cristóbal Colón, descubridor de América.
Princes Street Garden- es un parque en el centro de Edimburgo, Escocia. El nombre de Princes Street fue dado en honor a los dos hijos del Rey Jorge III y es una de las calles principales de Edimburgo.
John Grierson- fue uno de los primeros y más influyentes documentalistas de la historia del cine. Nació en Escocia y abordó temas de contenido social.
LUCKY
He met the world as a Dalkeith boy
Raised from a shaft at Monktonhall
In a well-oiled cage
That locked away his dreams
An '85 veteran face from the gallery
A ghost from the civil war in the family
He stood his ground on the picket line
'Til all that he was left with
Were his father's cough
And his mother's eyes
That would hold a tear
For the very first time
When the government they took his job away.
Now fist in hand he'll stand in line
Declare his name and mark his time
To some the only proof that they're alive.
He could have been you
He could have been me
He could have been anybody
But he was born lucky
He made his first down payment
On a sharp Italian suit
He sewed razor blades into the lapels.
See him sweating on the dance floor
Coal dust oozing out of every pore
A hard man with a hard life
And that's a story that he'll tell you
Down at Easter Road till his throat is raw
On a Saturday, he knows the score
Till the whistle blows and
The tempers with their colours fade away.
He could have been you
He could have been me
He could have been anybody
But he was born lucky
On the helipads at Aberdeen
Bound for platforms drilling oil-rich seas
Where the trawlers are getting fewer every year
By the furnaces at Ravenscraig
By the padlocks holding John Brown's gates
In the desert, in the fields of South Armagh
Where the poppies grow
Behind the Hampden roar
Behind the drums in Genoa
On the deck that rides a South Atlantic swell
Born to fight out of the tightest corner
You can bet on him with the odds against you
They'll not put him down
No matter how they try
He could have been you
He could have been me
He could have been anybody
But he was born lucky
INTERNAL EXILE
I saw a blue umbrella in Princes Street Gardens
Heading out west for the Lothian Road
An Evening News stuffed deep in his pocket
Wrapped up in his problems to keep away the cold
Grierson's spirit haunts the dockyards
Where the only men working are on
Documentary crews
Shooting film as the lines get longer
As the seams run out, as the oil runs dry
Hey there laddie, Internal Exile
When will you realise we've got to let go?
Hey there lassie, Internal Exile
When will you realise we've got to let go?
Like our fathers before us
We've eyes for America
Dream of a new life on foreign shores
But wherever we go, we'll always know
That the land we stand on is never our own
Hey there laddie, Internal Exile
When will you realise we've got to let go?
Hey there lassie, Internal Exile
When will you realise we've got to let go? - Hudba
The description isn't quite accurate. Easter Road is the home of Hibernian FC, Fish's home football team. John Brown is a shipyard in Clydebank (my home town) that eventually closed, after passing through numerous different owners, in 2000. Hampden is the main Scottish football stadium, home to the national team. The whole song is about working class men and the hard life's they endure. The term "lucky" is being used sarcastically!
posiblemente, el último mejor Fish. yo pude verle en aquella gira.
FISH..!! MASTER..!! FISH..!!
OBRIGADO ZUCA :)