【Take Me Out To The Ball Game】 带你儿子看球去2004-12-07 19:50:00

[小人书按]

不知道你有没有儿子？我还没有。就盼着哪天我也有个儿子，我就每个礼拜都带着他看球去。
小时候我爸就带我看过一次球。那还是一次什么全运会的足球决赛，在北京工人体育场进行。忘了穿不穿开裆裤了，反正对足球是一窍不通，我就举着一挺纸叠的机关枪跟着我爸去了。那是个中国人民看球还都老老实实坐在位子上为客队鼓掌加油的时代。只有我，也看不懂球，就知道急得哑着嗓子问我爸：“谁赢了？谁赢了啊？！”问完了就绕着看台前冲后撞，大呼小叫，左躲右闪，上蹿下跳，挺着机关枪对穿黄色衣服的客队“突突突”地进行疯狂扫射。折腾累了停一下，突然发现旁边儿的一群国际友人也不看球了，正对着我一通的照相。在坐着八万彬彬有礼的观众的70年代的工体里，我算是风光地当了一回前卫的足球暴徒。
也不知道当时有没有哪个杂志登了我的照片啊？

[小资料] http://www.niehs.nih.gov/kids/lyrics/ballgame.htm

This song was written in 1908 by a man named Jack Norworth. One day when he was riding a New York City subway train, he spotted a sign that said "Ballgame Today at the Polo Grounds." Some baseball-related lyrics popped into his head, that were later set to some music by Albert Von Tilzer, to become the well known baseball song, "Take Me Out To The Ballgame." Despite the fact that neither Norworth or Tilzer had ever been to a baseball game at the time the song was written, it is one of the most widely sung songs in America.


【Take Me Out To The Ball Game】

Take me out to the ball game
Take me out to the crowd
Buy me some peanuts and cracker jack
I don't care if I never get back
Let us root, root, root for the home team
If they don't win it's a shame
For it's one, two, three strikes, you're out
At the old ball game

老佑派同志，来点大佑的歌曲点评如何?:))