Song | Owensboro |
Artist | Natalie Merchant |
Album | The House Carpenter's Daughter |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
[00:00.00] | 作词 : Traditional |
[00:03.30] | well, I lived in a town |
[00:05.86] | way down south |
[00:09.73] | by the name of Owensboro |
[00:15.23] | |
[00:16.98] | and I worked in a mill |
[00:20.92] | with the rest of the "trash" |
[00:24.92] | as we're often called |
[00:29.24] | as you know |
[00:31.36] | |
[00:32.73] | well we rise up early |
[00:35.11] | |
[00:37.42] | in the morning |
[00:38.61] | |
[00:41.11] | and we work all day real hard |
[00:46.61] | |
[00:48.36] | to buy our little meat and bread |
[00:54.17] | |
[00:56.73] | buy sugar, tea, and lard |
[01:01.92] | |
[01:36.38] | well, our children |
[01:40.32] | grow up unlearned |
[01:44.44] | with no time to go to school |
[01:49.57] | |
[01:51.82] | almost before they learn to walk |
[01:57.32] | |
[02:00.07] | they learn to spin |
[02:02.07] | |
[02:03.82] | and to spoon |
[02:05.13] | |
[02:38.44] | well, the folks in town |
[02:42.38] | they dress so fine |
[02:46.82] | and spend their money free |
[02:53.57] | but they would hardly look |
[02:57.76] | at a factory hand |
[03:01.88] | who dresses like you or me |
[03:09.51] | would you let them wear |
[03:12.94] | their watches fine |
[03:16.57] | let them wear their gems |
[03:20.82] | and pearly strings |
[03:24.38] | but when that day of judgement comes |
[03:32.76] | they'll have to share |
[03:37.07] | their pretty things |
[03:39.95] | but when that day |
[03:44.20] | of judgement comes |
[03:48.26] | they'll have to share |
[03:52.44] | their pretty things |
[00:00.00] | zuo ci : Traditional |
[00:03.30] | well, I lived in a town |
[00:05.86] | way down south |
[00:09.73] | by the name of Owensboro |
[00:15.23] | |
[00:16.98] | and I worked in a mill |
[00:20.92] | with the rest of the trash |
[00:24.92] | as we' re often called |
[00:29.24] | as you know |
[00:31.36] | |
[00:32.73] | well we rise up early |
[00:35.11] | |
[00:37.42] | in the morning |
[00:38.61] | |
[00:41.11] | and we work all day real hard |
[00:46.61] | |
[00:48.36] | to buy our little meat and bread |
[00:54.17] | |
[00:56.73] | buy sugar, tea, and lard |
[01:01.92] | |
[01:36.38] | well, our children |
[01:40.32] | grow up unlearned |
[01:44.44] | with no time to go to school |
[01:49.57] | |
[01:51.82] | almost before they learn to walk |
[01:57.32] | |
[02:00.07] | they learn to spin |
[02:02.07] | |
[02:03.82] | and to spoon |
[02:05.13] | |
[02:38.44] | well, the folks in town |
[02:42.38] | they dress so fine |
[02:46.82] | and spend their money free |
[02:53.57] | but they would hardly look |
[02:57.76] | at a factory hand |
[03:01.88] | who dresses like you or me |
[03:09.51] | would you let them wear |
[03:12.94] | their watches fine |
[03:16.57] | let them wear their gems |
[03:20.82] | and pearly strings |
[03:24.38] | but when that day of judgement comes |
[03:32.76] | they' ll have to share |
[03:37.07] | their pretty things |
[03:39.95] | but when that day |
[03:44.20] | of judgement comes |
[03:48.26] | they' ll have to share |
[03:52.44] | their pretty things |
[00:00.00] | zuò cí : Traditional |
[00:03.30] | well, I lived in a town |
[00:05.86] | way down south |
[00:09.73] | by the name of Owensboro |
[00:15.23] | |
[00:16.98] | and I worked in a mill |
[00:20.92] | with the rest of the trash |
[00:24.92] | as we' re often called |
[00:29.24] | as you know |
[00:31.36] | |
[00:32.73] | well we rise up early |
[00:35.11] | |
[00:37.42] | in the morning |
[00:38.61] | |
[00:41.11] | and we work all day real hard |
[00:46.61] | |
[00:48.36] | to buy our little meat and bread |
[00:54.17] | |
[00:56.73] | buy sugar, tea, and lard |
[01:01.92] | |
[01:36.38] | well, our children |
[01:40.32] | grow up unlearned |
[01:44.44] | with no time to go to school |
[01:49.57] | |
[01:51.82] | almost before they learn to walk |
[01:57.32] | |
[02:00.07] | they learn to spin |
[02:02.07] | |
[02:03.82] | and to spoon |
[02:05.13] | |
[02:38.44] | well, the folks in town |
[02:42.38] | they dress so fine |
[02:46.82] | and spend their money free |
[02:53.57] | but they would hardly look |
[02:57.76] | at a factory hand |
[03:01.88] | who dresses like you or me |
[03:09.51] | would you let them wear |
[03:12.94] | their watches fine |
[03:16.57] | let them wear their gems |
[03:20.82] | and pearly strings |
[03:24.38] | but when that day of judgement comes |
[03:32.76] | they' ll have to share |
[03:37.07] | their pretty things |
[03:39.95] | but when that day |
[03:44.20] | of judgement comes |
[03:48.26] | they' ll have to share |
[03:52.44] | their pretty things |