[00:00.00] 作词 : Denzil Miller/Kurtis Walker/Robert Arthur Ford Jr./James B. Moore/Lawrence Smith
[00:00.00] 作曲 : Denzil Miller/Kurtis Walker/Robert Arthur Ford Jr./James B. Moore/Lawrence Smith
[00:00.00] Don't you get me all that JIVE about things you wrote before I's
[00:15.24]alive,
[00:15.84]Cause this ain't 1823 ain't even 1970
[00:19.98]Now I'm the guy named Kurtis Blow and Christmas is one thing I know,
[00:24.30]So every year, just about this time , I celebrate it with a rhyme:
[00:32.91]Gonna shake it, gonna bake it, gonna make it good,
[00:35.16]Gonna rock shock rock through your neighborhood.
[00:37.32]Gonna ring it, gonna sing it till it's understood.
[00:39.45]My rap's about to happen, like the knee you was slappin;
[00:41.73]Or the toe you been tappin' on a hunk of wood.
[00:44.01]'Bout a red suited dude, with a friendly attitude and a sleigh full
[00:48.81]of goodies for for the people on the block. Got a long white beard,
[00:51.36]maybe looks kind of weird, and if you ever seen him he could give a
[00:54.00]quite shock. Now people let me tell ya about last year when the
[01:01.29]dude came flying over here, Well the hawk was out the snow's on the
[01:04.92]ground, folks stayed into party down. The beat was thumping on the
[01:09.24]blcok, and I was dancing in my sockS, and the drummer played at a
[01:13.05]solid pace, and a taste of the base was in my face. And the guitar
[01:23.61]laid down a heavy layer of the funky junky rhythm of the
[01:26.01]disco Beat. And the guy with the 88 started to participate, and I
[01:33.66]could Sure appreciate it sound so sweat.
[01:39.63]We were all in the mood so we had a little food, and a joke, and a
[01:42.60]smoke, and a little bit of wine, when I thought I heard a hoof on
[01:45.33]Top of the roof. Could it be or was it me, I was feeling super
[01:48.03]fine. So I went to the attic where I thought heard the static
[01:50.52]on a chance that the prance was somebody breaking in. But the
[01:52.86]noise on the top was a reindeer clop, Just a trick St. Nick, and I
[01:56.01]let the sucker in.
[02:05.52]He was roly, he was Poly and not the holy moly, you got a lot of
[02:08.52]whiskers on your chinny, chin, chin. He allowed, he was proud of
[02:11.13]the hairy little crowd on the point of the door where the skin
[02:13.62]should've been.
[02:14.16]Get's cool for a fool throwin' out every you for a day on sleigh
[02:17.40]where the cold winds blow. So the beard maybe cleared
[02:19.59]But I never have a cheered cause it's warm in the storm when it's
[02:22.02]ten below
[02:26.94]I said you're right it's cold tonight,
[02:29.19]Can you stop for a drop before you go?
[02:31.23]He said why not if the music'S hot and I'll chance a dance beneath
[02:34.80]the mistletoe.
[02:35.58]So he went downstairs and forgot his cares and he rocked the spot
[02:38.79]and danced like a
[02:39.66]pro
[02:40.11]And every young girl tried to rock his world
[02:41.94]But he boogie oogie oogied till he had to go
[02:48.42]And before he went this fine old gent
[02:50.61]Finding gifts went to sift through his big red bags
[02:52.77]In the top for the bottom he reached in and got toys ? on a
[02:56.16]girls flat rag
[03:01.26]And the grownups got some presents too
[03:03.57]A new TV and a stere-u. A new Seville 'bout as blue as the sky
[03:07.89]The best that money couldn't buy
[03:09.81]Cause money could never ever buy the feelin
[03:12.18]the one that comes from not concealin
[03:14.34]The way you feel about your friends
[03:16.44]and this is how the story ends
[03:22.83]The dude ya reads back at the pole
[03:24.93]Up north where everything is cold
[03:27.15]but if he were right here tonight
[03:29.13]he'd say merry Christmas and to all a good night

作词 : Denzil Miller/Kurtis Walker/Robert Arthur Ford Jr./James B. Moore/Lawrence Smith
作曲 : Denzil Miller/Kurtis Walker/Robert Arthur Ford Jr./James B. Moore/Lawrence Smith
Don't you get me all that JIVE about things you wrote before I's
alive,
Cause this ain't 1823 ain't even 1970
Now I'm the guy named Kurtis Blow and Christmas is one thing I know,
So every year, just about this time , I celebrate it with a rhyme:
Gonna shake it, gonna bake it, gonna make it good,
Gonna rock shock rock through your neighborhood.
Gonna ring it, gonna sing it till it's understood.
My rap's about to happen, like the knee you was slappin;
Or the toe you been tappin' on a hunk of wood.
'Bout a red suited dude, with a friendly attitude and a sleigh full
of goodies for for the people on the block. Got a long white beard,
maybe looks kind of weird, and if you ever seen him he could give a
quite shock. Now people let me tell ya about last year when the
dude came flying over here, Well the hawk was out the snow's on the
ground, folks stayed into party down. The beat was thumping on the
blcok, and I was dancing in my sockS, and the drummer played at a
solid pace, and a taste of the base was in my face. And the guitar
laid down a heavy layer of the funky junky rhythm of the
disco Beat. And the guy with the 88 started to participate, and I
could Sure appreciate it sound so sweat.
We were all in the mood so we had a little food, and a joke, and a
smoke, and a little bit of wine, when I thought I heard a hoof on
Top of the roof. Could it be or was it me, I was feeling super
fine. So I went to the attic where I thought heard the static
on a chance that the prance was somebody breaking in. But the
noise on the top was a reindeer clop, Just a trick St. Nick, and I
let the sucker in.
He was roly, he was Poly and not the holy moly, you got a lot of
whiskers on your chinny, chin, chin. He allowed, he was proud of
the hairy little crowd on the point of the door where the skin
should've been.
Get's cool for a fool throwin' out every you for a day on sleigh
where the cold winds blow. So the beard maybe cleared
But I never have a cheered cause it's warm in the storm when it's
ten below
I said you're right it's cold tonight,
Can you stop for a drop before you go?
He said why not if the music'S hot and I'll chance a dance beneath
the mistletoe.
So he went downstairs and forgot his cares and he rocked the spot
and danced like a
pro
And every young girl tried to rock his world
But he boogie oogie oogied till he had to go
And before he went this fine old gent
Finding gifts went to sift through his big red bags
In the top for the bottom he reached in and got toys ? on a
girls flat rag
And the grownups got some presents too
A new TV and a stere-u. A new Seville 'bout as blue as the sky
The best that money couldn't buy
Cause money could never ever buy the feelin
the one that comes from not concealin
The way you feel about your friends
and this is how the story ends
The dude ya reads back at the pole
Up north where everything is cold
but if he were right here tonight
he'd say merry Christmas and to all a good night