Song | On the Old Front Porch |
Artist | Tiny Tim |
Album | God Bless Tiny Tim |
作曲 : Heath, Lange | |
Thank you so much my dear friends! | |
And because you've been so sweet tonight | |
I'm going to do my duet for you! | |
My duet! | |
There's a fellow following me, | |
I'm the fellow following you. | |
I will follow you 'till the day is through | |
I wonder what you would do, | |
If I stopped and said "How do you do?" like other girls do. | |
I think I'd die with delight. | |
I want to call and love you tonight. | |
In the parlor? | |
No. | |
In a hammock? | |
No. | |
Then for goodness' sake, where will we go? | |
Out on the old front porch. | |
Well, hold me, Charlie! | |
On the old front porch. | |
Now, stop! | |
I was only trying to steal a little kiss | |
Well, kisses do invite me, but please don't hug so tightly. | |
On the old front porch, | |
Now, don't get angry, on the old front porch. | |
Please, stop! | |
Everything is lovely when you're cuddled near me, dear. | |
Look out, here come my father, and he'll surely scold, I fear. | |
Will that young man go home tonight or have his breakfast here? | |
On the old front porch! | |
Just call back some other night | |
I'll see that Pa's out of sight. | |
Wait until it's dark. | |
Then you can be | |
Cuddled right on my knee. | |
So that we can do lots of nice things | |
And no one can see | |
And if your dreadful old pa | |
Should come out and give me a jar | |
You must understand, | |
If it's dark, that's grand! | |
'Cause the kick he aims | |
Will never land! | |
Out on the old front porch. | |
Well, hold me, Charlie! | |
(deeper voice) | |
On the old front porch. | |
Now, stop! | |
I was only trying to steal a little kiss | |
Well, kisses do invite me, but gee, you tried to bite me! | |
On the old front porch, | |
Now, don't get angry, on the old front porch. | |
Please, stop! | |
Everything is lovely when you're cuddled near me, dear. | |
Look out, here come my father, and he'll surely scold, I fear. | |
Will that young man go home tonight or have his breakfast here? | |
On the old front porch! |
zuò qǔ : Heath, Lange | |
Thank you so much my dear friends! | |
And because you' ve been so sweet tonight | |
I' m going to do my duet for you! | |
My duet! | |
There' s a fellow following me, | |
I' m the fellow following you. | |
I will follow you ' till the day is through | |
I wonder what you would do, | |
If I stopped and said " How do you do?" like other girls do. | |
I think I' d die with delight. | |
I want to call and love you tonight. | |
In the parlor? | |
No. | |
In a hammock? | |
No. | |
Then for goodness' sake, where will we go? | |
Out on the old front porch. | |
Well, hold me, Charlie! | |
On the old front porch. | |
Now, stop! | |
I was only trying to steal a little kiss | |
Well, kisses do invite me, but please don' t hug so tightly. | |
On the old front porch, | |
Now, don' t get angry, on the old front porch. | |
Please, stop! | |
Everything is lovely when you' re cuddled near me, dear. | |
Look out, here come my father, and he' ll surely scold, I fear. | |
Will that young man go home tonight or have his breakfast here? | |
On the old front porch! | |
Just call back some other night | |
I' ll see that Pa' s out of sight. | |
Wait until it' s dark. | |
Then you can be | |
Cuddled right on my knee. | |
So that we can do lots of nice things | |
And no one can see | |
And if your dreadful old pa | |
Should come out and give me a jar | |
You must understand, | |
If it' s dark, that' s grand! | |
' Cause the kick he aims | |
Will never land! | |
Out on the old front porch. | |
Well, hold me, Charlie! | |
deeper voice | |
On the old front porch. | |
Now, stop! | |
I was only trying to steal a little kiss | |
Well, kisses do invite me, but gee, you tried to bite me! | |
On the old front porch, | |
Now, don' t get angry, on the old front porch. | |
Please, stop! | |
Everything is lovely when you' re cuddled near me, dear. | |
Look out, here come my father, and he' ll surely scold, I fear. | |
Will that young man go home tonight or have his breakfast here? | |
On the old front porch! |