Song | Pile of Woe |
Artist | Laura Cantrell |
Album | Not The Tremblin' Kind |
作曲 : Flood | |
Come on baby stop your cryin' | |
You know you shouldn't bother so | |
Didn't your momma ever tell you | |
This world's a pile of woe | |
What's been born is busy dyin' | |
Our fortunes with the four winds blow | |
Don't dread the night, don't fear the morrow | |
Don't let this bed of sorrow grow | |
You're the green light in the deep wood and it's drifting autmumn view | |
Please dont' take my comfort and go | |
Let's break it down together, and turn it over slow | |
Ploughin' this pile of woe | |
Oh, flowers in the green fields | |
Purple yellow white and blue | |
Wicked, we're forever thieving | |
And weeping willows crying too | |
You know some mother lost her daughter | |
Some brother lost his guiding light | |
Who hears the silent shadows wailing | |
In the hollow of the night | |
But if you hear a sweet song on a bright afternoon | |
And meet me at the head of a road | |
We'll sing it shade to shade all up and down the tune | |
Ploughing this pile of woe | |
Pile of woe, this whole world's a mess of trouble | |
But now I'm looking out for rain with every grain of hope | |
I sow Ploughing this pile of woe they say that we two are too different | |
You're a jewel and | |
I'm a thief | |
But a thief takes for the taking | |
And darling | |
I want you to keep | |
They say we don't have any money | |
But what we got's what they don't know | |
I'd better ease this rock of ages | |
And let sweet silver waters flow | |
And if King | |
Solomon can marry the pharoah's daughter | |
Why can't | |
I be with you that | |
I love so | |
Take my hand upon the sand and walk beside the waters | |
Washing this pile of woe | |
Pile of woe, this whole world's a mess of trouble | |
But now I'm looking out for rain with every grain of hope | |
I sow Ploughing this pile of woe |
zuò qǔ : Flood | |
Come on baby stop your cryin' | |
You know you shouldn' t bother so | |
Didn' t your momma ever tell you | |
This world' s a pile of woe | |
What' s been born is busy dyin' | |
Our fortunes with the four winds blow | |
Don' t dread the night, don' t fear the morrow | |
Don' t let this bed of sorrow grow | |
You' re the green light in the deep wood and it' s drifting autmumn view | |
Please dont' take my comfort and go | |
Let' s break it down together, and turn it over slow | |
Ploughin' this pile of woe | |
Oh, flowers in the green fields | |
Purple yellow white and blue | |
Wicked, we' re forever thieving | |
And weeping willows crying too | |
You know some mother lost her daughter | |
Some brother lost his guiding light | |
Who hears the silent shadows wailing | |
In the hollow of the night | |
But if you hear a sweet song on a bright afternoon | |
And meet me at the head of a road | |
We' ll sing it shade to shade all up and down the tune | |
Ploughing this pile of woe | |
Pile of woe, this whole world' s a mess of trouble | |
But now I' m looking out for rain with every grain of hope | |
I sow Ploughing this pile of woe they say that we two are too different | |
You' re a jewel and | |
I' m a thief | |
But a thief takes for the taking | |
And darling | |
I want you to keep | |
They say we don' t have any money | |
But what we got' s what they don' t know | |
I' d better ease this rock of ages | |
And let sweet silver waters flow | |
And if King | |
Solomon can marry the pharoah' s daughter | |
Why can' t | |
I be with you that | |
I love so | |
Take my hand upon the sand and walk beside the waters | |
Washing this pile of woe | |
Pile of woe, this whole world' s a mess of trouble | |
But now I' m looking out for rain with every grain of hope | |
I sow Ploughing this pile of woe |