[Titel] Mr Bojangles [Interpret] Bob Dylan [Vorspiel] [Kapo] 2 [Refrain] [Bridge] [Text] I knew a man Boj<Ü>angles and he danced for you, in worn out shoes.<Ü> With silver hair, a r<Ü>agged shirt and baggy pants, the old soft shoe. He jumped so high, <Ü>he jumped so high. Then he lightly touched down.<Ü> I met him in a c<Ü>ell in New Orleans, I was down and out.<Ü> He looked at me w<Ü>ith the eyes of age as he spoke right out. He talked of life, <Ü>he talked of life, he laughed, slapped his leg a step.<Ü> Mr. Bojangles, Mr. Bojangles, Mr. Bojangles, dance, dance, dance!<Ü> He said his name, Bo<Ü>jangles, then he danced a lick, across the cell.<Ü> He grabbed his pants <Ü>for a better stance (Oh, he jumped up high!), then he clicked his heels. He let go a laugh, <Ü>let go a laugh, shook back his hair all around.<Ü> Mr. Bojangles, Mr. Bojangles, Mr. Bojangles, dance, dance, dance!<Ü> He danced for those at m<Ü>instrel shows and county fairs throughout the south.<Ü> He spoke with tears of <Ü>15 years how his dog and him had traveled about. His dog up and died, <Ü>he up and died, after 20 years he still grieves.<Ü> He said: I dance at e<Ü>very chance in honky-tonks for drink and tips.<Ü> But most of the time I s<Ü>pend behind these county bars 'cause I drink a bit. He shook his head and <Ü>as he shook his head I heard someone ask him `Please' <Ü> Mr. Bojangles, Mr. Bojangles, Mr. Bojangles, dance, dance, dance! [Nachspiel] [Graphik] [Fonts] Bauhaus Md BT 24 0 Bauhaus Lt BT 18 0 Arial 12 0 Arial 10 8421504