That's What He Said
- Herndon Lackey (1999)You are listening to the song That's What He Said by Herndon Lackey, writer by Jason Robert Brown in album Parade: The Original Broadway Cast Recording. The highest quality of audio that you can download is flac . Also, you can play quality at 32kbps, view lyrics and watch more videos related to this song.
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- Prologue: The Old Red Hills of Home - Don Chastain
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- Sh'ma - Brent Carver
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- The Picture Show - Christy Carlson Romano
- Interrogation: "I Am Trying To Remember..." - Brent Carver
- Big News! - Evan Pappas
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- The Factory Girls; Come Up To My Office - Brent Carver
- My Child Will Forgive Me - Herndon Lackey
- That's What He Said - Herndon Lackey
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- This Is Not Over Yet - Brent Carver
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- All The Wasted Time - Brent Carver
Lyrics
Bring in Jim Conley!
(variously)
Lemme see! Watch out!
What's he gonna say?
Who's Jim:Jim Conley?
Why they gonna call that man?
Wait a minute!
Lord, 'nother nigger:
Watch out!
Looka this!
What's he gonna say about:?
What's he gonna say?
What's he gonna say?
Oh!
Watch out! Look! Jimmy!
Will ya looka that?
Now wait a minute!
He's no good - No damn good
Puttin' on airs!
Slick as an onion!
Who's this?
What's he gonna do?
What's he doin'?
He's askin' him a question!
What's he gonna say?
What's he gonna say?
He tol' me to watch the door
"Watch the door" that's what he said
That's what he said I should make sure
No one came and interrupted
Well, I'd say once or twice a month
He'd tell me, "Jim you watch the door
I got a lady comin'
I got a lady comin"
Like I said, once or twice a month
There'd be a lady come to call
And he'd say, "Jim, you watch the door"
That's what he said
And once, I remember there were two ladies
Another time, there was this young black gentleman from Chicago:
Objection!
All right, then, Jim, will you tell us about the mornin' of April 26th?
The day of the parade?
He tol' me to watch the door
"Watch the door," that's what he said
That's what he said, "I got a girl
She'll be comin' up to see me
She's a very pretty girl"
He said, "Don't let me catch you lookin' at
Miss Mary Perkins"
That's what he called her, I think, uh-huh
"Miss Mary Perkins"
So when this Mary came to call
I kep' my eyes down to the floor
'Cause Mr. Frank said not to look
That's what he said.
Next thing, I hear Mr. Frank is yellin' somethin', so I run upstairs, and I opens the door, and Mr. Frank looks up.
He said, "We were playin' a game!
Playin' a game!" That's what he said
That's what he said, and little Mary's
Kinda crumpled in the corner
He said, "You don't understand
She didn't want to play the game
And so I went and hit her
You see, I had to hit her"
He told me I should go and look
He said she's actin' like she's sick
And I said, "Lawd, that chil' is dead!"
That's what I said!
And he said, "No! No!
It ain't my fault that girl is dead!"
He said, "No! No!"
That's what he said
(CROWD in brackets)
(That's what he said!)
He said, "No! No!"
And his eyes were wild and his face was red
He said, "No!" (No!)
"No!" (No!)
That's what he said!
(That's what he said, that's what he
What he said, he said that's
That's what he said:)
He said, "Gotta get her out
Let's get her out!" That's what he said. (That's what he said)
And so I found me
This ol' gunny sack and wrapped 'er
He said, "You're a good boy, Jim
I know you won't tell no one nothin'
Here's a hundred dollars!"
(No! It can't be true!)
I got a hundred dollars
(God! What can we do?)
And so I put her on my back
We took the elevator down
He said, "Jus' throw her on the ground!"
That's what he said
(That's what he said)
Yes, he said
"No!" (No!)
"No!" (No!)
"There ain't no reason I should hang!"
He said, "No!" (No!)
"No!" (No!)
That's what he said!
(That's what he said!)
He said, "No!" (No!)
"No!" (No!)
"There ain't no reason I should hang
You got money in your pocket and there's plenty more o' that
I got wealthy friends an' fam'ly, and a wife who's dumb and fat
I got rich folks out in Brooklyn if I need somewheres to go
And these stupid rednecks never gonna know!"
(Hang 'im!)
"No!"
(Hang 'im!)
"It ain't my fault that girl is dead!" (Hang the Jew!)
He said, "No!" (Hang 'im!)
"No!" (Hang 'im!)
That's what he said! (Make 'im pay!)
He said, "No!" (Get 'im!)
"No!" (Now!)
And his eyes were wild and his face was red
He said, "No!" (Hang 'im!)
(Hang 'im!)
No!
(Hang 'im! Yeah!)
(Hang the killer!)
People of Atlanta! (Kill 'im!)
(Jew! Kill 'im!)
People of Atlanta! (Hang 'im!)
Raise your voices! (Get 'im! Yes!)
(Make 'im pay!
Bastard! Yeah!
Take 'im down!)
Raise your voices high (Kill 'im! Get 'im!)
For Mary! (Nail 'im! Now!)
(Hang 'im! Hang 'im!)
High!! (Hang 'im! Hang 'im!)
High!! (Hang 'im! Hang 'im!)
Hang 'im! (Hang 'im!)
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