Song | Stander On The Mountain |
Artist | Bruce Hornsby |
Album | Here Come the Noise Makers |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Hornsby | |
B. R. Hornsby | |
And he stands at the banquet room bar | |
Looking over the crowd | |
The reunion band playing too loud | |
And he sees his fellow old star | |
Looks him up and down | |
Sees a little of himself in his frown | |
The stander on the mountain | |
Looking for the fountain to drink some, to think some | |
About the old days | |
King of the mountain | |
Nothing could be found of the old ways, the old days | |
When he was the one | |
And the stander on the mountain runs | |
Let us sit and talk of old times | |
That's what we're supposed to do | |
And you don't look a day over thirty-two | |
Yes we were so funny and wild | |
There's an old friend of mine | |
Says I'm looking back most all the time | |
And the stander on the mountain | |
Listens to the sound of the city streets, the lonely heat | |
The town he once owned | |
King of the mountain | |
Nothing could be found of the old ways, the old days | |
When he was the one | |
And the stander on the mountain runs | |
King of the hill runs away | |
Oh she's knocking on your door tonight | |
Oh she wants to see if she remembers right | |
Say won't you come outside tonight | |
Alright | |
They drive to the lookout on the hill | |
And when it was over | |
They sat there and looked back | |
Tomorrow was way in the distance | |
Tomorrow was a long time away | |
Nobody thought much about it | |
And there's nothing wrong if we live for today | |
I recall when you filled it on up | |
And you bowed to the crowd | |
The girls in the short skirts screaming loud | |
The stander on the mountain | |
Looking for the fountain to drink some, to think some | |
About the old days | |
Big man around town | |
Nothing could be found of the old ways, the old days | |
When he was the one | |
And the stander on the mountain runs |
zuo ci : Hornsby | |
B. R. Hornsby | |
And he stands at the banquet room bar | |
Looking over the crowd | |
The reunion band playing too loud | |
And he sees his fellow old star | |
Looks him up and down | |
Sees a little of himself in his frown | |
The stander on the mountain | |
Looking for the fountain to drink some, to think some | |
About the old days | |
King of the mountain | |
Nothing could be found of the old ways, the old days | |
When he was the one | |
And the stander on the mountain runs | |
Let us sit and talk of old times | |
That' s what we' re supposed to do | |
And you don' t look a day over thirtytwo | |
Yes we were so funny and wild | |
There' s an old friend of mine | |
Says I' m looking back most all the time | |
And the stander on the mountain | |
Listens to the sound of the city streets, the lonely heat | |
The town he once owned | |
King of the mountain | |
Nothing could be found of the old ways, the old days | |
When he was the one | |
And the stander on the mountain runs | |
King of the hill runs away | |
Oh she' s knocking on your door tonight | |
Oh she wants to see if she remembers right | |
Say won' t you come outside tonight | |
Alright | |
They drive to the lookout on the hill | |
And when it was over | |
They sat there and looked back | |
Tomorrow was way in the distance | |
Tomorrow was a long time away | |
Nobody thought much about it | |
And there' s nothing wrong if we live for today | |
I recall when you filled it on up | |
And you bowed to the crowd | |
The girls in the short skirts screaming loud | |
The stander on the mountain | |
Looking for the fountain to drink some, to think some | |
About the old days | |
Big man around town | |
Nothing could be found of the old ways, the old days | |
When he was the one | |
And the stander on the mountain runs |
zuò cí : Hornsby | |
B. R. Hornsby | |
And he stands at the banquet room bar | |
Looking over the crowd | |
The reunion band playing too loud | |
And he sees his fellow old star | |
Looks him up and down | |
Sees a little of himself in his frown | |
The stander on the mountain | |
Looking for the fountain to drink some, to think some | |
About the old days | |
King of the mountain | |
Nothing could be found of the old ways, the old days | |
When he was the one | |
And the stander on the mountain runs | |
Let us sit and talk of old times | |
That' s what we' re supposed to do | |
And you don' t look a day over thirtytwo | |
Yes we were so funny and wild | |
There' s an old friend of mine | |
Says I' m looking back most all the time | |
And the stander on the mountain | |
Listens to the sound of the city streets, the lonely heat | |
The town he once owned | |
King of the mountain | |
Nothing could be found of the old ways, the old days | |
When he was the one | |
And the stander on the mountain runs | |
King of the hill runs away | |
Oh she' s knocking on your door tonight | |
Oh she wants to see if she remembers right | |
Say won' t you come outside tonight | |
Alright | |
They drive to the lookout on the hill | |
And when it was over | |
They sat there and looked back | |
Tomorrow was way in the distance | |
Tomorrow was a long time away | |
Nobody thought much about it | |
And there' s nothing wrong if we live for today | |
I recall when you filled it on up | |
And you bowed to the crowd | |
The girls in the short skirts screaming loud | |
The stander on the mountain | |
Looking for the fountain to drink some, to think some | |
About the old days | |
Big man around town | |
Nothing could be found of the old ways, the old days | |
When he was the one | |
And the stander on the mountain runs |