Song | All Dressed Up for San Francisco |
Artist | The Philosopher Kings |
Album | The Philosopher Kings |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Eaton, Levine, Levine | |
She's got spider web hair | |
And a skin like see through jelly | |
With a, a porcelain stare | |
That moves the walls of my belly | |
But she used to have a Cherub's glow | |
That lit a lamp gas nose | |
Her eyes were full of hot wine | |
And her body was a rose | |
Now, she moved like a liquid | |
Through the boys of Mason City | |
Had every Gatling gun slinging soldier | |
Every grease monkey, every Walter Mitty | |
She finally settled on some corn husker | |
With cotton seed teeth under a diamond smile | |
Dressed up for San Francisco but | |
Held up in Mason City for a while | |
Now, her man used to work | |
To make the corn belt grow | |
While she would dream of a city | |
With the soft heart, San Francisco | |
Dream a quiet burrow | |
For a husband, child and wife | |
And poke another hole | |
Into the heart of American life | |
Now, San Francisco's no place | |
For a Mason City couple | |
You can get thrown into a turbine | |
And get lost in the shuffle | |
She keeps everything she owns | |
In a Saratoga trunk that's going out of style | |
Dressed up for San Francisco but | |
Held up in Mason City for a while | |
No, no, no | |
No, no, no | |
No, no, no | |
... |
zuo qu : Eaton, Levine, Levine | |
She' s got spider web hair | |
And a skin like see through jelly | |
With a, a porcelain stare | |
That moves the walls of my belly | |
But she used to have a Cherub' s glow | |
That lit a lamp gas nose | |
Her eyes were full of hot wine | |
And her body was a rose | |
Now, she moved like a liquid | |
Through the boys of Mason City | |
Had every Gatling gun slinging soldier | |
Every grease monkey, every Walter Mitty | |
She finally settled on some corn husker | |
With cotton seed teeth under a diamond smile | |
Dressed up for San Francisco but | |
Held up in Mason City for a while | |
Now, her man used to work | |
To make the corn belt grow | |
While she would dream of a city | |
With the soft heart, San Francisco | |
Dream a quiet burrow | |
For a husband, child and wife | |
And poke another hole | |
Into the heart of American life | |
Now, San Francisco' s no place | |
For a Mason City couple | |
You can get thrown into a turbine | |
And get lost in the shuffle | |
She keeps everything she owns | |
In a Saratoga trunk that' s going out of style | |
Dressed up for San Francisco but | |
Held up in Mason City for a while | |
No, no, no | |
No, no, no | |
No, no, no | |
... |
zuò qǔ : Eaton, Levine, Levine | |
She' s got spider web hair | |
And a skin like see through jelly | |
With a, a porcelain stare | |
That moves the walls of my belly | |
But she used to have a Cherub' s glow | |
That lit a lamp gas nose | |
Her eyes were full of hot wine | |
And her body was a rose | |
Now, she moved like a liquid | |
Through the boys of Mason City | |
Had every Gatling gun slinging soldier | |
Every grease monkey, every Walter Mitty | |
She finally settled on some corn husker | |
With cotton seed teeth under a diamond smile | |
Dressed up for San Francisco but | |
Held up in Mason City for a while | |
Now, her man used to work | |
To make the corn belt grow | |
While she would dream of a city | |
With the soft heart, San Francisco | |
Dream a quiet burrow | |
For a husband, child and wife | |
And poke another hole | |
Into the heart of American life | |
Now, San Francisco' s no place | |
For a Mason City couple | |
You can get thrown into a turbine | |
And get lost in the shuffle | |
She keeps everything she owns | |
In a Saratoga trunk that' s going out of style | |
Dressed up for San Francisco but | |
Held up in Mason City for a while | |
No, no, no | |
No, no, no | |
No, no, no | |
... |