[00:00.000] 作曲 : Laurie Anderson
[00:19.238] I remember the first time I realised that some people live in different worlds.
[00:22.954] I'd be walking to school, and I'd look up,
[00:25.697] and there was Moses hanging by his tool belt.
[00:29.976] Every day – no matter what the weather –
[00:32.041] Moses would climb up the telephone poles and attach his belt to them.
[00:37.151] And open the phone boxes.
[00:39.058] And move the lines around.
[00:42.296] Sometimes he'd take out his tools and do some hammering.
[00:47.345] In the winter, you could see him really well,
[00:51.767] outlined against the bright sky.
[00:54.234] Hammering and spinning round and round up there

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[01:02.479] Now, Moses did not work for the phone company.
[01:06.632] He just lived in another world.
[01:09.840] A kind of dream world, of trees and circuits and electronics.
[01:19.121] But everyone in town made a point of thanking him for fixing their phones.
[01:24.929] The men would be walking home from the train station in the evening,
[01:28.996] and they'd yell "Hey Moe! Good job on the phones!
[01:35.917] The reception on my line is really great now. Nice job. Clear. Thanks a lot!"