Waiting For The Man (Live Nassau Coliseum '76) - David Bowie (大卫·鲍伊)

Written by：Lou Reed

I'm waiting for the man

Twenty-six dollars in my hand

Up to Lexington

One two five

So sick and dirty more dead than alive

I'm waiting for the man

Wait for the man

Wait for the man

No hill street deep

No mountain street tall

With open face

You can conquer them all

Hey white boy what you doing uptown

Hey white boy you're chasing all the women around

Oh pardon me sir it's furthest from my mind

I'm just looking for a very good friend of mine

I'm waiting for the man

Waiting for the man

Waiting for the man

Waiting for the man

Bill brown stone of flights to stairs

Nobody stops you 'cause nobody cares

He's got the works and he gives you sweet taste

But then you've got to split because you've got no time to waste

Waiting for the man

Waiting for the man

Waiting for the man

You walk me oh yeah

Walk me

Here he comes he's all dressed in black

Real high his shoes and a big straw hat

He's never early he's always late

First thing you learn is that you always gotta wait

I'm waiting for the man

Waiting for the man

Waiting for the man

Baby don't you holler darling don't you scream and shout

I'm feeling good I'm going to work it on out

I'm feeling so good I'm feeling so fine

Until tomorrow but that's just another time

I'm waiting for the man

Yes I am

I'm waiting for the man

Yes I am

I'm waiting for the

Waiting for the man

Waiting for the man

Waiting for the man

Waiting for the man

Work it out

Waiting for the man

Work it out

Waiting for the man

I'm waiting for the man

Waiting for the man

Waiting for the man

Waiting for

Waiting for the man

Waiting for the

Waiting

No waiting

Oh title

Waiting

Waiting so tired

Waiting

Waiting

Waiting

To walk me home