Amsterdam David Bowie

[Zwrotka 1]
aIn the port of Amsterdam there's a esailor who sings
Of the Fdreams that he brings from the Ewide open sea
In the aport of Amsterdam there's a esailor who sleeps
While the driver bank Eweeps to the old wiallow tree
In the Cport of Amsterdam there's a Gsailor who Edies
Full of abeer, full of cries in ae drunken town Efight
In the Fport of Amsterdam there's a Esailor who's born
On a dhot muggy Emorn by the adawn's early light
[Instrumental]
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[Zwrotka 2]
In the aport of Amsterdam where the esailors all meet
There's a Fsailor who eats only Efish heads and tails
And he'll ashow you his teeth that have erotted too soon
That can dhaul up the Esails that can aswallow the moon
And he Cyells to the cook with his Garms open Ewide
Hey, abring me more fish, throw it edown by my Eside
And he Fwants so to belch but he's Etoo full to try
So he dstands up and Elaughs and he azips up his fly
[Zwrotka 3]
aIn the port of Amsterdam you can see saielors dance
Paunches Fbursting their pants, grinding Ewomen to porch
They've foragotten the tune that their ewhiskey voice croaked
dSplitting the Enight with the aroar of their jokes
And they Cturn and they dance and they Glaugh and they Elust
Till the arancid sound of the acecordion Ebursts
And then Fout of the night with their Epride in their pants
And the dsluts that they Etow underaneath the street lamps
[Zwrotka 4]
In the aport of Amsterdam there's a esailor who drinks
And he Fdrinks and he drinks and he Edrinks once again
He'll adrink to the health of the ewhores of Amsterdam
Who've dgiven their Ebodies to a athousand other men
Yeah, they've Cbargained their virtue, their Ggoodness all Egone
For a afew dirty coins, well he ejust can't go Eon
Throws his Fnose to the sky and he Eaims it up above
And he dpisses like I Ecry on the aunfaithful love
In the aport of Amsterdam, in the eport of Amsterdam

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Słowa Jacques Brel (tłumaczenie na angielski by David Bowie – 1972)
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