Song | Vagabond Holes |
Artist | The Triffids |
Album | Calenture |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : McComb | |
Holes in my body, holes in my shoes | |
You can put your fingers in me | |
Let the north wind blow straight through | |
When you left I almost disappeared | |
Now you've gone, I'm not quite here | |
My friends say they call me, but there's nobody home | |
And they say talking to me these days | |
Is like squeezing blood from a stone | |
They say I'm fading fast, my signal's weak | |
You told me to forget about us, | |
I just forgot how to speak | |
Holes in my body. holes in my shoes | |
Who can mend these vagebond holes? | |
No one's going to love you when you're wrinkled and old | |
No teeth in your gums,your hair the colour of snow | |
Up two flights of stairs to your ten dollar room | |
With the smell of all your cats and dust | |
And the newspapers strewn | |
Holes filled with whiskey, holes filled with damp and mould | |
Days get short, and the nights get cold | |
Days go missing when the bottle closes in | |
Weak grow sickly and the sick grow thin | |
Holes in my body, holes in my shoes | |
Who can mend these vagebond holes? |
zuo qu : McComb | |
Holes in my body, holes in my shoes | |
You can put your fingers in me | |
Let the north wind blow straight through | |
When you left I almost disappeared | |
Now you' ve gone, I' m not quite here | |
My friends say they call me, but there' s nobody home | |
And they say talking to me these days | |
Is like squeezing blood from a stone | |
They say I' m fading fast, my signal' s weak | |
You told me to forget about us, | |
I just forgot how to speak | |
Holes in my body. holes in my shoes | |
Who can mend these vagebond holes? | |
No one' s going to love you when you' re wrinkled and old | |
No teeth in your gums, your hair the colour of snow | |
Up two flights of stairs to your ten dollar room | |
With the smell of all your cats and dust | |
And the newspapers strewn | |
Holes filled with whiskey, holes filled with damp and mould | |
Days get short, and the nights get cold | |
Days go missing when the bottle closes in | |
Weak grow sickly and the sick grow thin | |
Holes in my body, holes in my shoes | |
Who can mend these vagebond holes? |
zuò qǔ : McComb | |
Holes in my body, holes in my shoes | |
You can put your fingers in me | |
Let the north wind blow straight through | |
When you left I almost disappeared | |
Now you' ve gone, I' m not quite here | |
My friends say they call me, but there' s nobody home | |
And they say talking to me these days | |
Is like squeezing blood from a stone | |
They say I' m fading fast, my signal' s weak | |
You told me to forget about us, | |
I just forgot how to speak | |
Holes in my body. holes in my shoes | |
Who can mend these vagebond holes? | |
No one' s going to love you when you' re wrinkled and old | |
No teeth in your gums, your hair the colour of snow | |
Up two flights of stairs to your ten dollar room | |
With the smell of all your cats and dust | |
And the newspapers strewn | |
Holes filled with whiskey, holes filled with damp and mould | |
Days get short, and the nights get cold | |
Days go missing when the bottle closes in | |
Weak grow sickly and the sick grow thin | |
Holes in my body, holes in my shoes | |
Who can mend these vagebond holes? |