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Blue tail flyの日本語訳
「Blue tail fly」という歌の歌詞の日本語訳が知りたいです。 下記が歌詞です。 宜しくお願いします。 When I was young I used to wait On master and give him his plate And pass the water when he got dry And brush away the blue-tail fly Jimmy crack corn, and I don't care My master's gone away And When he would ride in the afternoon I'd follow after with my hickory broom The pony being rather shy When bitten by the blue-tail fly
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Blue tail flyは １９世紀のアメリカで、白人が黒人の扮装（ふんそう）をして歌や軽口を聞かせる喜劇芸人団で演じられる寸劇で使われていた歌のようですね。
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