Piano Man (Billy Joel) Lyrics
| Song | Piano Man (Billy Joel) |
| Artist | Freedom Orchestra |
| Album | Freedom BossaⅡ |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : JOEL, BILLY | |
| It's nine o'clock on a Saturday | |
| The regular crowd shuffles in | |
| There's an old man sitting next to me | |
| Making love to his tonic and gin | |
| He says, "Son can you play me a memory | |
| I'm not really sure how it goes | |
| But it's sad and it's sweet | |
| And I knew it complete | |
| When I wore a younger man's clothes" | |
| Sing us a song you're the piano man | |
| Sing us a song tonight | |
| Well we're all in the mood for a melody | |
| And you've got us feeling alright | |
| Now John at the bar is a friend of mine | |
| He gets me my drinks for free | |
| And he's quick with a joke or to light up your smoke | |
| But there's someplace that he'd rather be | |
| He says, "Bill, I believe this is killing me" | |
| As a smile ran away from his face | |
| "Well, I'm sure that I could be a movie star | |
| If I could get out of this place" | |
| Now Paul is a real estate novelist | |
| Who never had time for a wife | |
| And he's talking with Davy, who's still in the Navy | |
| And probably will be for life | |
| And the waitress is practicing politics | |
| As the businessmen slowly get stoned | |
| Yes they're sharing a drink they call loneliness | |
| But it's better than drinking alone | |
| Sing us a song you're the piano man | |
| Sing us a song tonight | |
| Well we're all in the mood for a melody | |
| And you've got us feeling alright | |
| It's a pretty good crowd for a Saturday | |
| And the manager gives me a smile | |
| 'Cause he knows that it's me they've been coming to see | |
| To forget about life for a while | |
| And the piano sounds like a carnival | |
| And the microphone smells like a beer | |
| And they sit at the bar and put bread in my jar | |
| And say "Man what are you doing here?" | |
| Sing us a song you're the piano man | |
| Sing us a song tonight | |
| Well we're all in the mood for a melody | |
| And you've got us feeling alright |
| zuo ci : JOEL, BILLY | |
| It' s nine o' clock on a Saturday | |
| The regular crowd shuffles in | |
| There' s an old man sitting next to me | |
| Making love to his tonic and gin | |
| He says, " Son can you play me a memory | |
| I' m not really sure how it goes | |
| But it' s sad and it' s sweet | |
| And I knew it complete | |
| When I wore a younger man' s clothes" | |
| Sing us a song you' re the piano man | |
| Sing us a song tonight | |
| Well we' re all in the mood for a melody | |
| And you' ve got us feeling alright | |
| Now John at the bar is a friend of mine | |
| He gets me my drinks for free | |
| And he' s quick with a joke or to light up your smoke | |
| But there' s someplace that he' d rather be | |
| He says, " Bill, I believe this is killing me" | |
| As a smile ran away from his face | |
| " Well, I' m sure that I could be a movie star | |
| If I could get out of this place" | |
| Now Paul is a real estate novelist | |
| Who never had time for a wife | |
| And he' s talking with Davy, who' s still in the Navy | |
| And probably will be for life | |
| And the waitress is practicing politics | |
| As the businessmen slowly get stoned | |
| Yes they' re sharing a drink they call loneliness | |
| But it' s better than drinking alone | |
| Sing us a song you' re the piano man | |
| Sing us a song tonight | |
| Well we' re all in the mood for a melody | |
| And you' ve got us feeling alright | |
| It' s a pretty good crowd for a Saturday | |
| And the manager gives me a smile | |
| ' Cause he knows that it' s me they' ve been coming to see | |
| To forget about life for a while | |
| And the piano sounds like a carnival | |
| And the microphone smells like a beer | |
| And they sit at the bar and put bread in my jar | |
| And say " Man what are you doing here?" | |
| Sing us a song you' re the piano man | |
| Sing us a song tonight | |
| Well we' re all in the mood for a melody | |
| And you' ve got us feeling alright |
| zuò cí : JOEL, BILLY | |
| It' s nine o' clock on a Saturday | |
| The regular crowd shuffles in | |
| There' s an old man sitting next to me | |
| Making love to his tonic and gin | |
| He says, " Son can you play me a memory | |
| I' m not really sure how it goes | |
| But it' s sad and it' s sweet | |
| And I knew it complete | |
| When I wore a younger man' s clothes" | |
| Sing us a song you' re the piano man | |
| Sing us a song tonight | |
| Well we' re all in the mood for a melody | |
| And you' ve got us feeling alright | |
| Now John at the bar is a friend of mine | |
| He gets me my drinks for free | |
| And he' s quick with a joke or to light up your smoke | |
| But there' s someplace that he' d rather be | |
| He says, " Bill, I believe this is killing me" | |
| As a smile ran away from his face | |
| " Well, I' m sure that I could be a movie star | |
| If I could get out of this place" | |
| Now Paul is a real estate novelist | |
| Who never had time for a wife | |
| And he' s talking with Davy, who' s still in the Navy | |
| And probably will be for life | |
| And the waitress is practicing politics | |
| As the businessmen slowly get stoned | |
| Yes they' re sharing a drink they call loneliness | |
| But it' s better than drinking alone | |
| Sing us a song you' re the piano man | |
| Sing us a song tonight | |
| Well we' re all in the mood for a melody | |
| And you' ve got us feeling alright | |
| It' s a pretty good crowd for a Saturday | |
| And the manager gives me a smile | |
| ' Cause he knows that it' s me they' ve been coming to see | |
| To forget about life for a while | |
| And the piano sounds like a carnival | |
| And the microphone smells like a beer | |
| And they sit at the bar and put bread in my jar | |
| And say " Man what are you doing here?" | |
| Sing us a song you' re the piano man | |
| Sing us a song tonight | |
| Well we' re all in the mood for a melody | |
| And you' ve got us feeling alright |
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