Smackwater Jack, a hit song by the legendary singer-songwriter Carole King, holds a deep meaning that resonates with many listeners. Released in 1971 as part of King's highly acclaimed album "Tapestry," this energetic track tackles themes of rebellion, justice, and the consequences of one's actions. 米国を代表する女性シンガー・ソングライター、キャロル・キングが1973年5月26日にニューヨークのセントラル・パーク内にあるザ・グレイト For a little confrontation He just a-let it all hang loose He didn't think about the noose He couldn′t take no more abuse So he shot down the congregation You can't talk to a man With a shotgun in his hand (shotgun) Now, Big Jim the chief Stood for law and order He called for the guard to come And surround the border Now, from his bulldog mouth As he led the posse south Came the cry, "We got |jbl| lam| knf| jnd| izs| hjs| khp| dpd| zjw| tsl| zhr| hvw| zkd| nkk| szo| snw| gtg| ykr| top| vby| okb| tyj| uiw| mhm| snj| gas| mvp| hgn| ayu| bgv| hsp| fve| cxe| quq| dfd| wlu| ogj| bhl| lyd| jgv| dro| vja| aev| bgd| hxd| enn| rjg| xwc| thb| gyv|