Jerdacuttup Man 歌词

live under glass in the British museum I am wrinkled and black, I am ten thousand years I once lost in business, I once lost in love I took a hard fall, I couldn't get up I was frozen out in the lean winter years When the dollars were few and the faces were mean I was frozen in business and frozen in love I took a ten minute nap, man I never woke up Old and lonely, dirty and cold I'm a Jerdacuttup man They stitched up my eyelids so l couldn't see They sewed up my mouth so very carefuly They stitched up the wound they had made in my side They wrapped me up tight and they threw me inside I tried to object but the words didn't come Say, "You're making a mistake, boys, you've got the wrong one, I'm a little out of shape, but I'm too young to go!" But my throat just seized up and it started to snow Old and lonely, dirty and cold l'm a Jerdacuttup man They soaked me in brine and thy stewed me in juice Thy took out my eyes and replaced them with glass And with skin made of leather, and teeth made of dice I slept in the peat under ten feet of ice I had no luck in business and no luck in love I guess I'm a fool, you could say I'm a chump I'm shrivelled and black and my bandage is torn But my fingers are cold, won't you please take me home? Old and lonely, dirty and cold I am the Jerdacuttup Man