Song | Lather |
Artist | Jefferson Airplane |
Album | Journey: The Best of Jefferson Airplane [DJ Specialist] |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Slick | |
Lather was thirty years old today, | |
They took away all of his toys. | |
His mother sent newspaper clippings to him, | |
About his friends who had stopped being boys. | |
There was | |
Howard C. | |
Green, just turned thirty-three, | |
His leather chair waits at the bank. | |
And Sergeant | |
Dow Jones, twenty-seven years old, | |
Commanding his very own tank. | |
But Lather still finds it a nice thing to do, | |
To lie about nude in the sand, | |
Drawing pictures of mountains that look like bumps | |
And thrashing the air with his hands. | |
But wait, ol' | |
Lather's productive you know, | |
He produces the finest of sound, | |
Putting drumsticks on either side of his nose, | |
Snorting the best licks in town, | |
But that's all over... | |
Lather was thirty years old today | |
And lather came foam from his tongue. | |
He looked at me, eyes wide, and plainly say,"Is it true that I'm no longer young?" | |
And the children call him famous, | |
What the old men call insane. | |
And sometimes, he's so nameless, | |
That he hardly knows what game to play, | |
Which words to say. | |
And I should have told him, ' | |
No, you're not old.' | |
And I should have let him go on...smiling...babywide. |
zuo ci : Slick | |
Lather was thirty years old today, | |
They took away all of his toys. | |
His mother sent newspaper clippings to him, | |
About his friends who had stopped being boys. | |
There was | |
Howard C. | |
Green, just turned thirtythree, | |
His leather chair waits at the bank. | |
And Sergeant | |
Dow Jones, twentyseven years old, | |
Commanding his very own tank. | |
But Lather still finds it a nice thing to do, | |
To lie about nude in the sand, | |
Drawing pictures of mountains that look like bumps | |
And thrashing the air with his hands. | |
But wait, ol' | |
Lather' s productive you know, | |
He produces the finest of sound, | |
Putting drumsticks on either side of his nose, | |
Snorting the best licks in town, | |
But that' s all over... | |
Lather was thirty years old today | |
And lather came foam from his tongue. | |
He looked at me, eyes wide, and plainly say," Is it true that I' m no longer young?" | |
And the children call him famous, | |
What the old men call insane. | |
And sometimes, he' s so nameless, | |
That he hardly knows what game to play, | |
Which words to say. | |
And I should have told him, ' | |
No, you' re not old.' | |
And I should have let him go on... smiling... babywide. |
zuò cí : Slick | |
Lather was thirty years old today, | |
They took away all of his toys. | |
His mother sent newspaper clippings to him, | |
About his friends who had stopped being boys. | |
There was | |
Howard C. | |
Green, just turned thirtythree, | |
His leather chair waits at the bank. | |
And Sergeant | |
Dow Jones, twentyseven years old, | |
Commanding his very own tank. | |
But Lather still finds it a nice thing to do, | |
To lie about nude in the sand, | |
Drawing pictures of mountains that look like bumps | |
And thrashing the air with his hands. | |
But wait, ol' | |
Lather' s productive you know, | |
He produces the finest of sound, | |
Putting drumsticks on either side of his nose, | |
Snorting the best licks in town, | |
But that' s all over... | |
Lather was thirty years old today | |
And lather came foam from his tongue. | |
He looked at me, eyes wide, and plainly say," Is it true that I' m no longer young?" | |
And the children call him famous, | |
What the old men call insane. | |
And sometimes, he' s so nameless, | |
That he hardly knows what game to play, | |
Which words to say. | |
And I should have told him, ' | |
No, you' re not old.' | |
And I should have let him go on... smiling... babywide. |