Song | Gentle Annie |
Artist | Kate & Anna McGarrigle |
Album | The McGarrigle Hour |
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作曲 : Foster | |
Thou wilt come no more gentle | |
AnnieLike the flower, who's spirit did depart | |
Who has come and gone like the many | |
Who have bloomed in the springtime of my heart | |
Shall I never more behold thee? | |
Never hear thy laughing voice again | |
When the springtime comes gentle | |
AnnieAnd the wild flowers are scattered o'er the plains | |
We did love and roam midst the bowers | |
When thy downy cheeks were in their bloom | |
Now I walk alone midst the flowers | |
As they mingle their perfume o'er thy tomb | |
Shall we never more behold thee? | |
Never hear thy laughing voice again | |
When the springtime comes gentle | |
AnnieAnd the wild flowers are scattered o'er the plains |
zuo qu : Foster | |
Thou wilt come no more gentle | |
AnnieLike the flower, who' s spirit did depart | |
Who has come and gone like the many | |
Who have bloomed in the springtime of my heart | |
Shall I never more behold thee? | |
Never hear thy laughing voice again | |
When the springtime comes gentle | |
AnnieAnd the wild flowers are scattered o' er the plains | |
We did love and roam midst the bowers | |
When thy downy cheeks were in their bloom | |
Now I walk alone midst the flowers | |
As they mingle their perfume o' er thy tomb | |
Shall we never more behold thee? | |
Never hear thy laughing voice again | |
When the springtime comes gentle | |
AnnieAnd the wild flowers are scattered o' er the plains |
zuò qǔ : Foster | |
Thou wilt come no more gentle | |
AnnieLike the flower, who' s spirit did depart | |
Who has come and gone like the many | |
Who have bloomed in the springtime of my heart | |
Shall I never more behold thee? | |
Never hear thy laughing voice again | |
When the springtime comes gentle | |
AnnieAnd the wild flowers are scattered o' er the plains | |
We did love and roam midst the bowers | |
When thy downy cheeks were in their bloom | |
Now I walk alone midst the flowers | |
As they mingle their perfume o' er thy tomb | |
Shall we never more behold thee? | |
Never hear thy laughing voice again | |
When the springtime comes gentle | |
AnnieAnd the wild flowers are scattered o' er the plains |