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  • 作词 : Simon, Walcott
    It was the morning of October 6th, 1960
    I was wearing my brown suit
    Preparing to leave the house of D.
    Shook some hands then acfios Brooklyn amigos
    Maybe some of them had hopes of seeing me again
    Some even said that my judge-
    Judge Gerald Culkin-
    Wouldn't play it by the book
    Maybe let us off the hook
    Rut, WOH-OO-WOH, I knew better.
    Afraid to ieave the projects
    To cross into another neighborhood
    The blancos and the nigger gangs
    Well, they'd kill you if they could.
    Angel of Mercy, people are suffering
    All over the world
    Spanish children are taught on their knees
    to believe
    Angel of Mercy, people are suffering
    All over the island tonight,
    Mothers weep
    Sisters grieve.
    Well, I entered the courtroom, state of New York
    County of New York, Just some spic
    They scrubbed off the sidewalk
    Guilty by my dress
    Guilty in the press
    Let The Capeman burn for the murder
    Well the 'Spanish boys' had their day in court
    And now it was time for some ******' law and order
    The electric chair
    For the greasy pair
    Said the judge to the court reporter
    Afraid to leave the projects
    To cross into another neighborhood
    The newspapers and the T.V. crews
    Well, they'd kill you if they could
    Angel of Mercy, people are suffering
    Ail over the world
    A Spanish boy could be killed every night of
    the week
    But just let some white boy die
    And the world goes crazy for blood-Latin blood.
    I don't lie when I speak.
    Well they shackled my hands
    A heavy belt around my waist to restrain me
    And they shackled my legs
    Hernandez, the 'Umbrella Man,' chained beside me
    Then we rode that Black Maria
    Through the streets of Spanish Harlem
    Calling old friends on the corners
    Just to lay our prayers upon them
    Crying
    Adios Hermanos. Adios
    Adios Hermanos, Adios
  • 作词 : Simon, Walcott
    It was the morning of October 6th, 1960
    I was wearing my brown suit
    Preparing to leave the house of D.
    Shook some hands then acfios Brooklyn amigos
    Maybe some of them had hopes of seeing me again
    Some even said that my judge-
    Judge Gerald Culkin-
    Wouldn't play it by the book
    Maybe let us off the hook
    Rut, WOH-OO-WOH, I knew better.
    Afraid to ieave the projects
    To cross into another neighborhood
    The blancos and the nigger gangs
    Well, they'd kill you if they could.
    Angel of Mercy, people are suffering
    All over the world
    Spanish children are taught on their knees
    to believe
    Angel of Mercy, people are suffering
    All over the island tonight,
    Mothers weep
    Sisters grieve.
    Well, I entered the courtroom, state of New York
    County of New York, Just some spic
    They scrubbed off the sidewalk
    Guilty by my dress
    Guilty in the press
    Let The Capeman burn for the murder
    Well the 'Spanish boys' had their day in court
    And now it was time for some ******' law and order
    The electric chair
    For the greasy pair
    Said the judge to the court reporter
    Afraid to leave the projects
    To cross into another neighborhood
    The newspapers and the T.V. crews
    Well, they'd kill you if they could
    Angel of Mercy, people are suffering
    Ail over the world
    A Spanish boy could be killed every night of
    the week
    But just let some white boy die
    And the world goes crazy for blood-Latin blood.
    I don't lie when I speak.
    Well they shackled my hands
    A heavy belt around my waist to restrain me
    And they shackled my legs
    Hernandez, the 'Umbrella Man,' chained beside me
    Then we rode that Black Maria
    Through the streets of Spanish Harlem
    Calling old friends on the corners
    Just to lay our prayers upon them
    Crying
    Adios Hermanos. Adios
    Adios Hermanos, Adios