Текст песни I'm Alright (Jeffrey Foucault) с переводом

The american flag at 1: 05

In the morning in my town

Is hanging above Main Street

Stock still above a spot light

Like a dare to keep the moon from going down

And I am walking home with beer breath

Under street lights that are useless

There’s no one here

No one can hear the sound

I’m alright

In the tent sale of my dreams

I had marked so many down from what I paid

Growing up and growing older

I thought man there ain’t no profit in this game

And then my friends began to own things

And make thirty five a year

They got jobs with health insurance

They got cars with second gear

But I’m alright

At the corner of Third and Edward

In the lot across the street from my front porch

Where the Mexicans play salsa

In a parking lot that used to be a church

And they dance sweet and close together

Where the light shines off the chrome

The reflection of the homeless

Who know what it means

To be home

And I’m alright

There are stars in the daylight

But no one can ever tell

You can only see them

From the bottom of a well

And I have been down to the bottom

I appreciate the view

But I am on my way up

And I am coming to tell you

I’m alright

Now as I sit here at my desk in my apartment

Smoking cigarettes tonight

Drinking Rhinelander beer in my bare feet

And toasting everything in sight

Here’s one for Townes Van Zandt

And here’s one for Geronimo

Here’s one for all my good friends

One for a girl I used to know

I’m alright

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