The Day of R&B／THE KING of LIVE RC SUCCESSION

(Now) Don't you ever be sad
Lean on me, when times are bad
When the day comes and you're down (baby)
In a river of trouble and about to be drown
(Just) Hold on, I'm comin' Hold on, I'm comin'

I want everybody to get up off your seat and get your arms together and your hands together and give me some of that old soul clappin'
You didn't have to love me like you did
But you did, but you did, and I thank you

Coming to you on a dusty road
Good loving, I've got a truckload
And when you get it you got somethin'
So don't worry 'cause I'm comin'
I'm a soul man I'm a soul man

今までしてきた悪い事だけで
僕が明日有名になっても
どうって事ないぜ　まるで気にしない
君が僕を知ってる
何から何まで君がわかっていてくれる
僕の事すべてわかっていてくれる
離れ離れになんかなれないさ

昨日はクルマの中で寝た　あの娘と手をつないで
市営グランドの駐車場　二人で毛布にくるまって
カーラジオからスローバラード　夜露が窓をつつんで
悪い予感のかけらもないさ
あの娘のねごとを聞いたよ　ほんとさ　たしかに聞いたんだ

Ah　あの夜初めて聴いたおまえのナンバー
くちびるにくっついたまま　そのまま
Sweet Soul Music
あのいかれたナンバー
シートにしみ込んでる　お前の匂い
他の女とは区別がつくさ

I was living in St. Louis
In the year of 1955
My mother didn't have no big mansion
Just a little old country dive
My daddy worked all week long
Trying to keep us six kids alive

Deep down in Louisiana close to New Orleans
Way back up in the woods among the evergreens
There stood a log cabin made of earth and wood
Where lived a country boy named Johnny B. Goode
Who never ever learned to read and write so well
But he could play a guitar just like a-ringin' a bell
Go, go, go Johnny, go
Go, Johnny B. Goode