作曲 : Fraser | |
I don't suppose that you care, | |
But I've just become a millionaire. | |
Coz on the day you left me, | |
I bought myself a ticket for the lottery. | |
I just wrote to tell you, that I'm coping well, | |
And what's the weather like in London? | |
I suppose to you it's no loss, | |
That I'm writing you this letter from Barbados. | |
You can keep the old car, | |
Coz I've just bought myself a Jaguar | |
I don't suppose that you care, | |
But I've just become a millionaire | |
Coz on the day you left me, | |
Well I bought myself a ticket for the lottery. | |
I just wrote to tell you, that I'm doing fine, | |
And what's the weather like in London? | |
Well it's becoming a strain, | |
Coz all I seem to do is eat 'n' sleep 'n' drink Champagne. | |
And say "ello" to your mum, and tell her while it lasted that I had fun. | |
I don't suppose that you care, | |
But I've just become a millionaire, | |
Coz on the day you left me, | |
I bought myself a ticket for the lottery. | |
I just wrote to tell you, that I'm having a ball, | |
And what's the weather like in London? | |
We could always start all over, just to see if it works out, | |
But you said you didn't need me, and I don't need you. | |
I don't suppose that you care, | |
With your fish-net stockings and your horrible hair. | |
I don't suppose that you'd mind, | |
With your dead end job and your massive behind. | |
I don't suppose that you care, but I've just become a millionaire. | |
Coz on the day you left me, I bought myself a ticket for the lottery |
zuo qu : Fraser | |
I don' t suppose that you care, | |
But I' ve just become a millionaire. | |
Coz on the day you left me, | |
I bought myself a ticket for the lottery. | |
I just wrote to tell you, that I' m coping well, | |
And what' s the weather like in London? | |
I suppose to you it' s no loss, | |
That I' m writing you this letter from Barbados. | |
You can keep the old car, | |
Coz I' ve just bought myself a Jaguar | |
I don' t suppose that you care, | |
But I' ve just become a millionaire | |
Coz on the day you left me, | |
Well I bought myself a ticket for the lottery. | |
I just wrote to tell you, that I' m doing fine, | |
And what' s the weather like in London? | |
Well it' s becoming a strain, | |
Coz all I seem to do is eat ' n' sleep ' n' drink Champagne. | |
And say " ello" to your mum, and tell her while it lasted that I had fun. | |
I don' t suppose that you care, | |
But I' ve just become a millionaire, | |
Coz on the day you left me, | |
I bought myself a ticket for the lottery. | |
I just wrote to tell you, that I' m having a ball, | |
And what' s the weather like in London? | |
We could always start all over, just to see if it works out, | |
But you said you didn' t need me, and I don' t need you. | |
I don' t suppose that you care, | |
With your fishnet stockings and your horrible hair. | |
I don' t suppose that you' d mind, | |
With your dead end job and your massive behind. | |
I don' t suppose that you care, but I' ve just become a millionaire. | |
Coz on the day you left me, I bought myself a ticket for the lottery |
zuò qǔ : Fraser | |
I don' t suppose that you care, | |
But I' ve just become a millionaire. | |
Coz on the day you left me, | |
I bought myself a ticket for the lottery. | |
I just wrote to tell you, that I' m coping well, | |
And what' s the weather like in London? | |
I suppose to you it' s no loss, | |
That I' m writing you this letter from Barbados. | |
You can keep the old car, | |
Coz I' ve just bought myself a Jaguar | |
I don' t suppose that you care, | |
But I' ve just become a millionaire | |
Coz on the day you left me, | |
Well I bought myself a ticket for the lottery. | |
I just wrote to tell you, that I' m doing fine, | |
And what' s the weather like in London? | |
Well it' s becoming a strain, | |
Coz all I seem to do is eat ' n' sleep ' n' drink Champagne. | |
And say " ello" to your mum, and tell her while it lasted that I had fun. | |
I don' t suppose that you care, | |
But I' ve just become a millionaire, | |
Coz on the day you left me, | |
I bought myself a ticket for the lottery. | |
I just wrote to tell you, that I' m having a ball, | |
And what' s the weather like in London? | |
We could always start all over, just to see if it works out, | |
But you said you didn' t need me, and I don' t need you. | |
I don' t suppose that you care, | |
With your fishnet stockings and your horrible hair. | |
I don' t suppose that you' d mind, | |
With your dead end job and your massive behind. | |
I don' t suppose that you care, but I' ve just become a millionaire. | |
Coz on the day you left me, I bought myself a ticket for the lottery |