In France They Kiss on Main Street Lyrics
| Song | In France They Kiss on Main Street |
| Artist | Joni Mitchell |
| Album | Shadows and Light [live] |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Mitchell | |
| Downtown, my darling dimestore thief | |
| In the war of independence | |
| Rock an' Roll rang sweet as victory | |
| Under neon signs a girl was in bloom | |
| And a woman was fading in a suburban room | |
| I said, take me to the dance | |
| Do you want to dance? | |
| I love to dance | |
| And I told him, they don't take chances | |
| They seem so removed from romance | |
| They've been broken in churches and schools | |
| And molded to middle class circumstance | |
| And we were rolling, rolling, | |
| Rock 'n' Rolling | |
| Downtown the dance halls and cafes | |
| Feel so wild you could break somebody's heart | |
| Just doing the latest dance craze | |
| Gail and Louise in those push-up brassieres | |
| Tight dresses and rhinestone rings | |
| Drinking up the band's beers | |
| Young love was kissing under bridges | |
| Kissing in cars, kissing in cafes | |
| And we were walking down main street | |
| Kisses like bright flags hung on holidays | |
| In France they kiss on main street | |
| Amour, mama, not cheap display | |
| And we were rolling, rolling, | |
| Rock 'n' Rolling | |
| Downtown in the | |
| Pinball Arcade | |
| With his head full of pool hall pitches | |
| And songs from the hit parade | |
| He'd be singing bye, bye, love | |
| While he's racking up his free play | |
| Let those | |
| Rock 'n' Roll choir boys come and carry us away | |
| Sometimes | |
| Chickie had the car or | |
| Ron had a car | |
| Or lead foot | |
| Melvin with his hot-wire head | |
| We'd all go looking for a party | |
| Looking to raise | |
| Jesus up from the dead | |
| And I'd be kissing in the back seat | |
| Thrilling to the | |
| Brando-like things that he said | |
| And we'd be rolling, rolling, | |
| Rock n' Rolling | |
| Rolling, rolling, | |
| Rock n' Rolling | |
| Rolling, rolling, | |
| Rock n' Rolling |
| zuo ci : Mitchell | |
| Downtown, my darling dimestore thief | |
| In the war of independence | |
| Rock an' Roll rang sweet as victory | |
| Under neon signs a girl was in bloom | |
| And a woman was fading in a suburban room | |
| I said, take me to the dance | |
| Do you want to dance? | |
| I love to dance | |
| And I told him, they don' t take chances | |
| They seem so removed from romance | |
| They' ve been broken in churches and schools | |
| And molded to middle class circumstance | |
| And we were rolling, rolling, | |
| Rock ' n' Rolling | |
| Downtown the dance halls and cafes | |
| Feel so wild you could break somebody' s heart | |
| Just doing the latest dance craze | |
| Gail and Louise in those pushup brassieres | |
| Tight dresses and rhinestone rings | |
| Drinking up the band' s beers | |
| Young love was kissing under bridges | |
| Kissing in cars, kissing in cafes | |
| And we were walking down main street | |
| Kisses like bright flags hung on holidays | |
| In France they kiss on main street | |
| Amour, mama, not cheap display | |
| And we were rolling, rolling, | |
| Rock ' n' Rolling | |
| Downtown in the | |
| Pinball Arcade | |
| With his head full of pool hall pitches | |
| And songs from the hit parade | |
| He' d be singing bye, bye, love | |
| While he' s racking up his free play | |
| Let those | |
| Rock ' n' Roll choir boys come and carry us away | |
| Sometimes | |
| Chickie had the car or | |
| Ron had a car | |
| Or lead foot | |
| Melvin with his hotwire head | |
| We' d all go looking for a party | |
| Looking to raise | |
| Jesus up from the dead | |
| And I' d be kissing in the back seat | |
| Thrilling to the | |
| Brandolike things that he said | |
| And we' d be rolling, rolling, | |
| Rock n' Rolling | |
| Rolling, rolling, | |
| Rock n' Rolling | |
| Rolling, rolling, | |
| Rock n' Rolling |
| zuò cí : Mitchell | |
| Downtown, my darling dimestore thief | |
| In the war of independence | |
| Rock an' Roll rang sweet as victory | |
| Under neon signs a girl was in bloom | |
| And a woman was fading in a suburban room | |
| I said, take me to the dance | |
| Do you want to dance? | |
| I love to dance | |
| And I told him, they don' t take chances | |
| They seem so removed from romance | |
| They' ve been broken in churches and schools | |
| And molded to middle class circumstance | |
| And we were rolling, rolling, | |
| Rock ' n' Rolling | |
| Downtown the dance halls and cafes | |
| Feel so wild you could break somebody' s heart | |
| Just doing the latest dance craze | |
| Gail and Louise in those pushup brassieres | |
| Tight dresses and rhinestone rings | |
| Drinking up the band' s beers | |
| Young love was kissing under bridges | |
| Kissing in cars, kissing in cafes | |
| And we were walking down main street | |
| Kisses like bright flags hung on holidays | |
| In France they kiss on main street | |
| Amour, mama, not cheap display | |
| And we were rolling, rolling, | |
| Rock ' n' Rolling | |
| Downtown in the | |
| Pinball Arcade | |
| With his head full of pool hall pitches | |
| And songs from the hit parade | |
| He' d be singing bye, bye, love | |
| While he' s racking up his free play | |
| Let those | |
| Rock ' n' Roll choir boys come and carry us away | |
| Sometimes | |
| Chickie had the car or | |
| Ron had a car | |
| Or lead foot | |
| Melvin with his hotwire head | |
| We' d all go looking for a party | |
| Looking to raise | |
| Jesus up from the dead | |
| And I' d be kissing in the back seat | |
| Thrilling to the | |
| Brandolike things that he said | |
| And we' d be rolling, rolling, | |
| Rock n' Rolling | |
| Rolling, rolling, | |
| Rock n' Rolling | |
| Rolling, rolling, | |
| Rock n' Rolling |
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