Song | Start Living |
Artist | Alabama |
Album | When It All Goes South |
作词 : Jones | |
He just can't wait to graduate | |
He's marking time and counting days | |
He'll toss that cap and watch that tassel fly | |
So he can start living | |
Yeah, finally start living | |
'Cause he's got big plans | |
And he'll have time on his hands | |
To start living | |
Before he knows ten years are gone | |
A dead-end job, a mortgage loan | |
He wonders where the chances passed him by | |
To really start living | |
Yeah, he wants to start living | |
And soon he's sure | |
He can finally afford | |
To start living | |
He'll read more books, he'll make more love | |
He'll talk more to the man above | |
He'll watch the sunset in the west | |
And visit Mexico | |
He'll learn to cook, he'll play some ball | |
He'll write that book, he'll make that call | |
He'll take the time some other time | |
Someday he'll do it all | |
Well sittin' in the barber chair | |
He sees the silver in his hair | |
Those golden years are comin' right behind | |
And then he'll start living | |
He'll really start living | |
Yeah, he feels tired | |
Ah, but soon he'll retire | |
And start living | |
He'll read more books, he'll make more love | |
He'll talk more to the man above | |
He'll watch the sunset in the west | |
And visit Mexico | |
He'll learn to cook, he'll play some ball | |
He'll write that book, he'll make that call | |
He'll take the time some other time | |
Someday he'll do it all | |
Well the doctor says, I've got bad news | |
Afraid there's nothing we can do | |
And all at once the tears are in his eyes | |
He'll never start living | |
Never really start living | |
Yeah, he had big plans | |
But there's no time on his hands | |
To start living | |
When he sees the pearly gates | |
He'll really start living... |
zuò cí : Jones | |
He just can' t wait to graduate | |
He' s marking time and counting days | |
He' ll toss that cap and watch that tassel fly | |
So he can start living | |
Yeah, finally start living | |
' Cause he' s got big plans | |
And he' ll have time on his hands | |
To start living | |
Before he knows ten years are gone | |
A deadend job, a mortgage loan | |
He wonders where the chances passed him by | |
To really start living | |
Yeah, he wants to start living | |
And soon he' s sure | |
He can finally afford | |
To start living | |
He' ll read more books, he' ll make more love | |
He' ll talk more to the man above | |
He' ll watch the sunset in the west | |
And visit Mexico | |
He' ll learn to cook, he' ll play some ball | |
He' ll write that book, he' ll make that call | |
He' ll take the time some other time | |
Someday he' ll do it all | |
Well sittin' in the barber chair | |
He sees the silver in his hair | |
Those golden years are comin' right behind | |
And then he' ll start living | |
He' ll really start living | |
Yeah, he feels tired | |
Ah, but soon he' ll retire | |
And start living | |
He' ll read more books, he' ll make more love | |
He' ll talk more to the man above | |
He' ll watch the sunset in the west | |
And visit Mexico | |
He' ll learn to cook, he' ll play some ball | |
He' ll write that book, he' ll make that call | |
He' ll take the time some other time | |
Someday he' ll do it all | |
Well the doctor says, I' ve got bad news | |
Afraid there' s nothing we can do | |
And all at once the tears are in his eyes | |
He' ll never start living | |
Never really start living | |
Yeah, he had big plans | |
But there' s no time on his hands | |
To start living | |
When he sees the pearly gates | |
He' ll really start living... |