| Song | Onion Soup |
| Artist | Vic Chesnutt |
| Album | Is the Actor Happy? |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.000] | 作曲 : Vic Chesnutt |
| [00:36.320] | Thin and unshaved, drunk and mysterious |
| [00:47.933] | Ooh, I must say lifestyle is curious |
| [00:59.638] | With a little touch of the sniffles and filthy socks |
| [01:10.687] | Gnawed, crumbled fingernails never doing tomahawk chops |
| [01:25.333] | A flaky head dandruff is distinguished |
| [01:35.827] | Lacquer is red vain is the varnish |
| [01:48.567] | What is at the root of this |
| [01:52.429] | She'll say, whatcha got |
| [01:58.039] | What participle do you possess |
| [02:02.998] | She'll say, which I have not |
| [02:12.582] | One blustery day |
| [02:16.396] | We rode out to the meadowlands |
| [02:22.206] | We saw and were amazed |
| [02:26.882] | Then hauled it back into town again |
| [02:36.377] | Mississippi is a mess sometimes |
| [02:40.067] | And not only when it rains |
| [02:45.059] | How come you went back to that malaria island |
| [02:50.382] | 'cause our friendship is strained |
| [03:24.506] | Those were the days when you were so cosmopolitan |
| [03:35.233] | These are the days, my letters they're so maudlin |
| [03:46.709] | I wrote you an eloquent postcard once |
| [03:51.022] | About this most exquisite onion soup |
| [03:57.309] | But of course I never mailed though |
| [04:01.542] | 'cause it was your turn in the loop |
| [04:11.506] | Those were the days when you were so cosmopolitan |
| [04:23.070] | These are the days, my letters they're increasingly maudlin |
| [00:00.000] | zuo qu : Vic Chesnutt |
| [00:36.320] | Thin and unshaved, drunk and mysterious |
| [00:47.933] | Ooh, I must say lifestyle is curious |
| [00:59.638] | With a little touch of the sniffles and filthy socks |
| [01:10.687] | Gnawed, crumbled fingernails never doing tomahawk chops |
| [01:25.333] | A flaky head dandruff is distinguished |
| [01:35.827] | Lacquer is red vain is the varnish |
| [01:48.567] | What is at the root of this |
| [01:52.429] | She' ll say, whatcha got |
| [01:58.039] | What participle do you possess |
| [02:02.998] | She' ll say, which I have not |
| [02:12.582] | One blustery day |
| [02:16.396] | We rode out to the meadowlands |
| [02:22.206] | We saw and were amazed |
| [02:26.882] | Then hauled it back into town again |
| [02:36.377] | Mississippi is a mess sometimes |
| [02:40.067] | And not only when it rains |
| [02:45.059] | How come you went back to that malaria island |
| [02:50.382] | ' cause our friendship is strained |
| [03:24.506] | Those were the days when you were so cosmopolitan |
| [03:35.233] | These are the days, my letters they' re so maudlin |
| [03:46.709] | I wrote you an eloquent postcard once |
| [03:51.022] | About this most exquisite onion soup |
| [03:57.309] | But of course I never mailed though |
| [04:01.542] | ' cause it was your turn in the loop |
| [04:11.506] | Those were the days when you were so cosmopolitan |
| [04:23.070] | These are the days, my letters they' re increasingly maudlin |
| [00:00.000] | zuò qǔ : Vic Chesnutt |
| [00:36.320] | Thin and unshaved, drunk and mysterious |
| [00:47.933] | Ooh, I must say lifestyle is curious |
| [00:59.638] | With a little touch of the sniffles and filthy socks |
| [01:10.687] | Gnawed, crumbled fingernails never doing tomahawk chops |
| [01:25.333] | A flaky head dandruff is distinguished |
| [01:35.827] | Lacquer is red vain is the varnish |
| [01:48.567] | What is at the root of this |
| [01:52.429] | She' ll say, whatcha got |
| [01:58.039] | What participle do you possess |
| [02:02.998] | She' ll say, which I have not |
| [02:12.582] | One blustery day |
| [02:16.396] | We rode out to the meadowlands |
| [02:22.206] | We saw and were amazed |
| [02:26.882] | Then hauled it back into town again |
| [02:36.377] | Mississippi is a mess sometimes |
| [02:40.067] | And not only when it rains |
| [02:45.059] | How come you went back to that malaria island |
| [02:50.382] | ' cause our friendship is strained |
| [03:24.506] | Those were the days when you were so cosmopolitan |
| [03:35.233] | These are the days, my letters they' re so maudlin |
| [03:46.709] | I wrote you an eloquent postcard once |
| [03:51.022] | About this most exquisite onion soup |
| [03:57.309] | But of course I never mailed though |
| [04:01.542] | ' cause it was your turn in the loop |
| [04:11.506] | Those were the days when you were so cosmopolitan |
| [04:23.070] | These are the days, my letters they' re increasingly maudlin |