Song | First Girl I Loved |
Artist | The Incredible String Band |
Album | First Girl I Loved [live] |
作词 : Williamson | |
First girl I loved, | |
Time has come I will sing you | |
This sad goodbye song, | |
When I was seventeen, I used to know you. | |
Well, I haven't seen you, now, since many is the short year, | |
And the last time I seen you, you said you'd joined the | |
Church of Jesus. | |
But me, I remember your long red hair falling in our faces | |
As I kissed you. | |
Well, I want you to know, we just had to grow; | |
I want you to know, I just had to go. | |
And you're probably married now, house and car and all, | |
And you turned into a grownup, female, stranger. | |
And if I was lying near you now, | |
I probably wouldn't be here at all. | |
Well, we parted so hard; | |
Me, rushing round Britain with a guitar, | |
Making love to people | |
That I didn't even like to see. | |
Well, I would think of you. | |
Yes, I mean in the six sad morning. | |
And in the lonely midnight, | |
Try to hold your face before me. | |
Well, I want you to know, I just had to go; | |
I want you to know, we just had to grow. | |
And you're probably married now, kids and all, | |
And you turned into a grownup, female, stranger. | |
And if I was lying near you now, | |
I'd just have to fall. | |
Well, I never slept with you | |
Though we must have made love a thousand times. | |
For we were just young, didn't have no place to go, | |
But in the wide hills and beside many a long water | |
You have gathered flowers, and they do not smell for me. | |
Well, I want you to know, I just had to go. | |
I want you to know, we just had to grow. | |
So it's goodbye first love, and I hope you're fine. | |
Well, I have a sweet woman | |
Maybe some day to have babies by me, | |
She's pretty, | |
Is a true friend of mine |
zuò cí : Williamson | |
First girl I loved, | |
Time has come I will sing you | |
This sad goodbye song, | |
When I was seventeen, I used to know you. | |
Well, I haven' t seen you, now, since many is the short year, | |
And the last time I seen you, you said you' d joined the | |
Church of Jesus. | |
But me, I remember your long red hair falling in our faces | |
As I kissed you. | |
Well, I want you to know, we just had to grow | |
I want you to know, I just had to go. | |
And you' re probably married now, house and car and all, | |
And you turned into a grownup, female, stranger. | |
And if I was lying near you now, | |
I probably wouldn' t be here at all. | |
Well, we parted so hard | |
Me, rushing round Britain with a guitar, | |
Making love to people | |
That I didn' t even like to see. | |
Well, I would think of you. | |
Yes, I mean in the six sad morning. | |
And in the lonely midnight, | |
Try to hold your face before me. | |
Well, I want you to know, I just had to go | |
I want you to know, we just had to grow. | |
And you' re probably married now, kids and all, | |
And you turned into a grownup, female, stranger. | |
And if I was lying near you now, | |
I' d just have to fall. | |
Well, I never slept with you | |
Though we must have made love a thousand times. | |
For we were just young, didn' t have no place to go, | |
But in the wide hills and beside many a long water | |
You have gathered flowers, and they do not smell for me. | |
Well, I want you to know, I just had to go. | |
I want you to know, we just had to grow. | |
So it' s goodbye first love, and I hope you' re fine. | |
Well, I have a sweet woman | |
Maybe some day to have babies by me, | |
She' s pretty, | |
Is a true friend of mine |