[00:00.00] 作曲 : Mark Kozelek[00:24.34]I watched the film[00:25.82]‘The Song Remains the Same’[00:29.40]At the midnight movies when I was a kid[00:34.93]At a Canton,[00:35.85]Oh mall with friends[00:40.42]One warm summer weekend[00:46.34]Jimmy Page stood tall on screen[00:51.34]I was mesmerized by everything[00:56.46]The Peter Grant and[00:58.42]John Paul Jones dream sequence scenes[01:02.88]The close-up of the mahogany Double SG[01:08.29]And though I loved the sound of the roaring Les Paul[01:14.00]What spoke to me most was[01:17.09]‘Rain Song’ and ‘Bron-Yr-Aur’[01:31.23]And I loved the thunder of Jon Bonham’s drums[01:36.90]But even more I like[01:38.90]‘No Quarter’s Fender Rhodes’ hum[01:54.99]I don’t know what happened[01:56.76]or what anyone did[01:58.26][02:00.52]From my earliest memories[02:03.08]I was a very melancholic kid[02:06.14]When anything close to me at all in the world died[02:11.52]To my heart, forever,[02:14.09]it would be tied[02:16.78]Like when my friend was thrown from his moped[02:22.19]When some kind of a big truck back-ended him[02:27.55]And when the girl who sat in front of me in remedial[02:32.87]Was killed in an accident one weekend[02:36.36]and quickly forgot about at school[02:38.95]And when we got the call[02:40.77]that my grandmother passed[02:45.02]The nervous tension[02:46.58]I’d been feeling for months broke[02:49.59]And strangely I laughed[03:02.49]Then I went to my bedroom[03:05.00]and I laid down[03:08.00]And in my tears and in the heaviness of[03:11.12]everything I drowned[03:43.46]Though I kept to myself[03:44.75]and for the most part was pretty coy[03:49.45]I once got baited[03:51.15]and had to clock some underserving boy[03:55.11]Out on the elementary school playground[03:57.31][03:59.55]I threw a punch that caught him off-guard[04:02.65]and knocked him down[04:05.14]And when I walked away the kids were cheering[04:10.22]And though I grinned deep inside,[04:12.72]I was hurting[04:15.92]But not nearly as much as I hurt him[04:20.83]He stood up,[04:22.23]his glassed broken and his face was red[04:27.31]And i was never a schoolyard bully[04:33.67]It was only one incident[04:36.64]And it has always eaten at me[04:50.70]I was never the young schoolyard bully[04:56.37]And wherever you are,[04:58.69]that poor kid,[05:00.59]I’m so sorry[05:14.80]And when I grew older[05:16.16]I learned to play guitar[05:20.08]While everyone else was throwing around a football[05:25.68]Wearing bright colors the school issued them[05:30.87]Parroting passed down phrases and cheerleading[05:36.50]I got a recording contract in 1992[05:41.96]From there my name,[05:43.71]my band and my audience grew[05:45.54][05:47.34]And since that time so much has happened to me[05:52.96]But I discovered I cannot shake melancholy[05:58.69]For 46 years now I cannot break the spell[06:04.47]I’ll carry it through my life[06:07.46]and probably carry it down[06:21.92]I’ll go to my grave with my melancholy[06:27.64]And my ghost will echo[06:30.48]my sentiments for all eternity[07:03.16]And now when I watch[07:04.52]‘The Song Remains the Same’[07:08.59]The same things speak to me[07:10.88]that spoke to me then[07:12.29][07:14.38]Except that now the scenes with[07:16.02]Peter Grant and Jon Bonham[07:17.98][07:19.81]Are different when I think of the deaths[07:22.76]that fell upon them[07:25.11]I got a friend who lives in the desert[07:27.65]outside Santa Fe[07:30.98]I’m going to visit him this Saturday[07:33.35][07:35.76]Between my travels and his divorce[07:38.42]and our time not being what it was[07:42.40]It’s been 15 years since I last saw him[07:47.01]He’s the man who signed me back in 1992[07:53.15]And I’m going to go there[07:55.52]and tell him face-to-face - ’thank you’[08:10.43]For discovering my talent so early[08:15.83]For helping me along in this beautiful musical world[08:21.86]I was meant to be in