Cut Across, Shorty

Eddie Cochran

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Cut Across Shorty:Eddie Cochran. Recorded in 1959. #1. Now a country boy called Shorty and a   city boy named Dan had to prove who could run the fastest   to win miss Lucy’s hand. Now Dan had all the money and he also   had the looks. But Shorty must have had something boys   that can’t be found in books. Well ’Cut across Shorty Shorty cut across.’ That’s what miss Lucy said. ’Cut across Shorty Shorty cut across.. it’s you I wanna wed. #2. Now Dan had been in training a week before   the race. He made up his mind ol’ Shorty would end   in second place. And Dan with his long legs a-flyin’ left   Shorty far behind. And Shorty heard him holler out.. ’Miss Lucy you’ll soon be mine!’ Chorus: Well ’Cut across Shorty Shorty cut across.’ That’s what miss Lucy said. ’Cut across Shorty Shorty cut across.. it’s you I wanna wed. #3. But Shorty wasn’t worried there was a smile   upon his face. He knew that he was a-goin’ to win cause Lucy had fixed the race. And just like that old story about the turtle   and the hare. When Dan crossed over the finish line he found Shorty waiting there. Chorus: Well ’Cut across Shorty Shorty cut across.’ That’s what miss Lucy said. ’Cut across Shorty Shorty cut across.. it’s you I wanna wed... OUTRO: It’s you I wanna wed..it’s you I wanna wed.(Fade.) A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.

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Cette chanson raconte l'histoire d'un jeune homme de la campagne, appelé Shorty, qui doit rivaliser avec un citadin, Dan, pour remporter le cœur de Lucy. Bien que Dan soit plus riche et ait l'avantage physique, Shorty garde son calme, confiant en ses chances. La tension monte alors qu'ils se préparent pour la course, mais finalement, grâce à une astuce de Lucy, Shorty arrive à la fin et remporte la victoire, prouvant que la persévérance et la ruse peuvent l'emporter sur la pure vitesse. C'est une belle leçon sur l'amour et le dépassement de soi, tout en évoquant un petit clin d'œil aux contes classiques comme celui de la tortue et du lièvre.