歌词

Early one mornin' the sun was shinin'

一天早晨日光闪烁

I was layin' in bed

我赖在床上

Wond'rin' if she'd changed at all

猜想着她是否已彻底改变

If her hair was still red

她的长发还是那样火红吗

Her folks they said our lives together

她的亲戚都对我们在一起嚼舌头

Sure was gonna be rough

断定我们一定过得痛苦

They never did like mama's homemade dress

他们从不喜欢妈妈的手工衣裳

Papa's bankbook wasn't big enough

爸爸存折上的数字也日渐消减

And i was standin' on the side of the road

我站在路边

Rain fallin' on my shoes

雨水滴落在鞋子上

Heading out for the east coast

我直奔东海岸

Lord knows i've paid some dues gettin' through

天知道我已倾尽所有

Tangled up in blue

这纠结的抑郁

She was married when we first met

她在我们相识之前就已结婚

Soon to be divorced

马上又离了

I helped her out of a jam  i guess

我是帮她摆脱了麻烦，我猜

But i used a little too much force

但好像有点过于卖力

We drove that car as far as we could

我们开着车去了尽可能远的远方

Abandoned it out west

把一切麻烦留在这西方

Split up on a dark sad night

分裂产生在一个凄凉的黑夜

Both agreeing it was best

我们一致同意这是最好的结果

She turned around to look at me

她转身看着我

As i was walkin' away

在我迈步离开时

I heard her say over my shoulder

她的话语越过我的肩膀传来

We'll meet again some day on the avenue

我们以后还会在路上相见

Tangled up in blue

这纠结的抑郁

I had a job in the great north woods

我在北方大道找了份工作

Working as a cook for a spell

临时在那当个厨子

But i never did like it all that much

但我从来没当一回事

And one day the ax just fell

日子一天天过去

So i drifted down to new orleans

而我启程去了新奥尔良

Where i was lucky just to be employed

在那儿我又找了份活干

Workin' for a while on a fishin' boat

这次是渔船上的临时工

Right outside of delacroix

就在德拉克洛瓦城外

But all the while i was alone

我一直孤身一人

The past was close behind

过去之门已在我背后关上

I seen a lot of women

我见识过了很多女人

But she never escaped my mind  and i just grew

但我的内心里始终有她，而我慢慢成熟

Tangled up in blue

这纠结的抑郁

She was workin' in a topless place

她在一个小酒馆工作

And i stopped in for a beer

而我停下来喝杯啤酒

I just kept lookin' at the side of her face

我就那么望着她的侧脸

In the spotlight so clear

在灯光的映衬下

And later on as the crowd thinned out

过了一会人群渐渐稀疏

I's just about to do the same

我正也要迈步离开

She was standing there in back of my chair

她在我的椅背后面站定

Said to me  don't i know your name  I muttered somethin' underneath my breath

对我说，难道我不知道你的名字吗？我的呼吸掩盖住无声的喃喃自语

She studied the lines on my face

她研究起我脸上的线条

I must admit i felt a little uneasy

我不得不承认心里乱作一团

When she bent down to tie the laces of my shoe

在她弯腰为我系上鞋带的时候

Tangled up in blue

这纠结的抑郁

She lit a burner on the stove and offered me a pipe

她借着炉火点燃我的烟斗

i thought you'd never say hello   she said

她说:我觉得你从来不向人问好

you look like the silent type

你看起来那么沉默

Then she opened up a book of poems

然后她打开一本诗集

And handed it to me

伸手递给了我

Written by an italian poet

那是一个意大利诗人所著

From the thirteenth century

来自十三世纪

And every one of them words rang true

每一个词语都那么真实

And glowed like burnin' coal

如同赤红的煤块一般的火热

Pourin' off of every page

通过书页传来

Like it was written in my soul from me to you

就像它写在你我共享的灵魂之上

Tangled up in blue

这纠结的抑郁

I lived with them on montague street

我跟他们住在曼特裘街

In a basement down the stairs

沿着台阶可以走进那个地下室

There was music in the cafes at night

夜晚的酒馆里飘荡着音乐

And revolution in the air

那旋律萦绕在空中

Then he started into dealing with slaves

然后他开始买卖奴隶

And something inside of him died

他心里的一些东西死去了

She had to sell everything she owned

她不得不出卖拥有的一切

And froze up inside

同时冰封起内心

And when finally the bottom fell out

当争吵最终爆发

I became withdrawn

我变得孤僻

The only thing i knew how to do

我唯一知道如何去做的

Was to keep on keepin' on like a bird that flew

就是不断地不断地试着像鸟儿一样飞行

Tangled up in blue

这纠结的抑郁

So now i'm goin' back again

现在我将再次回头

I got to get to her somehow

总之我需要得到她

All the people we used to know

人人都曾明白

They're an illusion to me now

他们现在对我是一堆虚无

Some are mathematicians

有些是数学家

Some are carpenter's wives

有些是木匠的老婆

Don't know how it all got started

不知道所有这一切是如何开始

I don't know what they're doin' with their lives

我不知道他们是怎样对待自己的人生

But me  i'm still on the road

但是我，我仍然踏步在路途之中

Headin' for another joint

启程去赴另一场生命的交汇

We always did feel the same

我们常常有相同的感觉

We just saw it from a different point of view

只是依着各自不同的角度来看待

Tangled up in blue

这纠结的抑郁

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• Bob Dylan