笨小笨Bradman歌词由Paul Kelly演唱，出自专辑《A to Z Recordings》，下面是《Bradman》完整版歌词！
Bradman歌词完整版
Sydney 1926 this is the story of a man
Just a kid in from the sticks just a kid with a plan
St George took a gamble played him in first grade
Pretty soon that young man showed them how to flash the blade
And at the age of nineteen he was playing for the State
From Adelaide to Brisbane the runs did not abate
He hit 'em hard he hit 'em straight
He was more than just a batsman
He was something like a tide
He was more than just one man
He could take on any side
They always came for Bradman 'cause fortune used to hide in the palm of his hand
A team came out from England
Wally Hammond wore his felt hat like a chief
All through the summer of '28 '29 they gave the greencaps no relief
Some reputations came to grief
They say the darkest hour is right before the dawn
And in the hour of greatest slaughter the great avenger is being born
But who then could have seen the shape of things to come
In Bradman's first test he went for eighteen and for one
They dropped him like a gun
Now big Maurice Tate was the trickiest of them all
And a man with a wisecracking habit
But there's one crack that won't stop ringing in his ears
Hey Whitey that's my rabbit
Bradman never forgot it
He was more than just a batsman
He was something like a tide
He was more than just one man
He could take on any side
They always came for Bradman 'cause fortune used to hide in the palm of his hand
England 1930 and the seed burst into flower
All of Jackson's grace failed him it was Bradman was the power
He murdered them in Yorkshire he danced for them in Kent
He laughed at them in Leicestershire Leeds was an event
Three hundred runs he took and rewrote all the books
That really knocked those gents
The critics could not comprehend this nonchalant phenomenon
Why this man is a machine they said
Even his friends say he isn't human
Even friends have to cut something
He was more than just a batsman
He was something like a tide
He was more than just one man
He was half the side
Fathers used to take their sons 'cause fortune used to hide in the palm of his hand in the palms of his hands
Summer 1932 and Captain Douglas had a plan
When Larwood bowled to Bradman it was more than man to man
And staid Adelaide nearly boiled over as rage ruled over sense
When Bert Oldfield hit the ground they nearly jumped the fence
Now Bill Woodfill was as fine a man as ever went to wicket
And the bruises on his body that day showed that he could stick it
But to this day he's still quoted and only he could wear it
There's two teams out there today and only one of them's playing cricket
He was longer than a memory and bigger than a town
He feet they used to sparkle and he always kept them on the ground
Fathers took their sons who never lost the sound of the roar of the grandstand
Now shadows they grow longer and there's so much more yet to be told
But we're not getting any younger so let the part tell the whole
Now the players all wear colours the circus is in town
I can no longer go down there down to that sacred ground
He was more than just a batsman
He was something like a tide
He was more than just one man
He was half the bloody any side
Fathers took their sons 'cause fortune used to hide in the palm of his hand
