Song | Love or Money |
Artist | Joni Mitchell |
Album | Miles of Aisles [live] |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Mitchell | |
The firmament of | |
Tinsel Town | |
Is strung with tungsten stars | |
Lot's of forty watt successes | |
He says, "Where's my own shining hour?" | |
He's the well kept secret of the underground | |
He's in debt to the company store | |
Because his only channeled aspiration | |
Was getting back that girl he had before | |
He's got stacks and stacks of words that rhyme | |
Describing what it is to lose | |
He's got some just for laughs, he's got some for love | |
That mainline to his blues | |
Some to shed a little light | |
On you and on me | |
Some to shed a little light | |
On a human story | |
The wars of pride and property | |
The rebel | |
Irish and the promised land | |
JewFighting behind his eyes and over seas | |
Wounded in action and no ceasefire in view | |
Brave reporters bring the battles home | |
But tonight inside that box | |
Just more bang-bang ketchup color to him | |
Just more | |
Twentieth | |
Century Fox | |
All because that ghostly girl comes haunting | |
Just out of reach outside his bed | |
She kicks the covers off of his sleep | |
For the clumsy things he said | |
She commands his head | |
She tries his sanity | |
She demands his head | |
Tonight unknowingly | |
Vaguely she floats and lacelike | |
Blown in like a curtain on the night wind | |
She's nebulous and naked | |
He wonders where she's been | |
He grabs at the air because there's nothing there | |
Her evasiveness stings him now | |
With long legs, long lonely legs | |
Bruised from banging into things | |
One day he was standing just outside her door | |
He was carrying an armload of bright balloons | |
She just laughed | |
She said she heard him knocking | |
And she teased him for the moon"Is one the moon, dear clownTied to a string for me?" | |
He tried but he could not get it down | |
For truth or mystery | |
He tried but he could not get it down | |
For love or money |
zuo ci : Mitchell | |
The firmament of | |
Tinsel Town | |
Is strung with tungsten stars | |
Lot' s of forty watt successes | |
He says, " Where' s my own shining hour?" | |
He' s the well kept secret of the underground | |
He' s in debt to the company store | |
Because his only channeled aspiration | |
Was getting back that girl he had before | |
He' s got stacks and stacks of words that rhyme | |
Describing what it is to lose | |
He' s got some just for laughs, he' s got some for love | |
That mainline to his blues | |
Some to shed a little light | |
On you and on me | |
Some to shed a little light | |
On a human story | |
The wars of pride and property | |
The rebel | |
Irish and the promised land | |
JewFighting behind his eyes and over seas | |
Wounded in action and no ceasefire in view | |
Brave reporters bring the battles home | |
But tonight inside that box | |
Just more bangbang ketchup color to him | |
Just more | |
Twentieth | |
Century Fox | |
All because that ghostly girl comes haunting | |
Just out of reach outside his bed | |
She kicks the covers off of his sleep | |
For the clumsy things he said | |
She commands his head | |
She tries his sanity | |
She demands his head | |
Tonight unknowingly | |
Vaguely she floats and lacelike | |
Blown in like a curtain on the night wind | |
She' s nebulous and naked | |
He wonders where she' s been | |
He grabs at the air because there' s nothing there | |
Her evasiveness stings him now | |
With long legs, long lonely legs | |
Bruised from banging into things | |
One day he was standing just outside her door | |
He was carrying an armload of bright balloons | |
She just laughed | |
She said she heard him knocking | |
And she teased him for the moon" Is one the moon, dear clownTied to a string for me?" | |
He tried but he could not get it down | |
For truth or mystery | |
He tried but he could not get it down | |
For love or money |
zuò cí : Mitchell | |
The firmament of | |
Tinsel Town | |
Is strung with tungsten stars | |
Lot' s of forty watt successes | |
He says, " Where' s my own shining hour?" | |
He' s the well kept secret of the underground | |
He' s in debt to the company store | |
Because his only channeled aspiration | |
Was getting back that girl he had before | |
He' s got stacks and stacks of words that rhyme | |
Describing what it is to lose | |
He' s got some just for laughs, he' s got some for love | |
That mainline to his blues | |
Some to shed a little light | |
On you and on me | |
Some to shed a little light | |
On a human story | |
The wars of pride and property | |
The rebel | |
Irish and the promised land | |
JewFighting behind his eyes and over seas | |
Wounded in action and no ceasefire in view | |
Brave reporters bring the battles home | |
But tonight inside that box | |
Just more bangbang ketchup color to him | |
Just more | |
Twentieth | |
Century Fox | |
All because that ghostly girl comes haunting | |
Just out of reach outside his bed | |
She kicks the covers off of his sleep | |
For the clumsy things he said | |
She commands his head | |
She tries his sanity | |
She demands his head | |
Tonight unknowingly | |
Vaguely she floats and lacelike | |
Blown in like a curtain on the night wind | |
She' s nebulous and naked | |
He wonders where she' s been | |
He grabs at the air because there' s nothing there | |
Her evasiveness stings him now | |
With long legs, long lonely legs | |
Bruised from banging into things | |
One day he was standing just outside her door | |
He was carrying an armload of bright balloons | |
She just laughed | |
She said she heard him knocking | |
And she teased him for the moon" Is one the moon, dear clownTied to a string for me?" | |
He tried but he could not get it down | |
For truth or mystery | |
He tried but he could not get it down | |
For love or money |