Song | Show Me A Little Shame |
Artist | Ben Harper and The Innocent Criminals |
Album | Burn To Shine |
作词 : Harper | |
You, you've been looking at me just a little too long | |
Now I can never look the same | |
Blindness and kindness | |
There's no difference in the two | |
When I can no longer see the good in you | |
So won't you show me a little shame | |
Won't you show me a little shame | |
Now 'cause | |
I'm, I'm a gentleman | |
Before gentlewomen | |
So-called ladies keep breakin' my heart | |
Show me your house | |
Show me your home | |
Show me how it could all fall apart | |
Now won't you show me a little shame | |
Won't you show me a little shame | |
Won't you show me a little shame' | |
Cause now | |
I wake up in the morning more tired than before | |
I sleptI get through crying and | |
I sat up and before | |
I weptI get through thinking and the thoughts have left my head | |
I get through speaking and | |
I can't remember not a word that | |
I saidYou change your mind so many times, | |
I wonder if you have a mind at all | |
And I rather be by myself than to have your lonesome company come to call | |
Now won't you show me a little shame | |
Won't you show me a little shame | |
Won't you show me a little shame | |
Won't you show me a little shame |
zuò cí : Harper | |
You, you' ve been looking at me just a little too long | |
Now I can never look the same | |
Blindness and kindness | |
There' s no difference in the two | |
When I can no longer see the good in you | |
So won' t you show me a little shame | |
Won' t you show me a little shame | |
Now ' cause | |
I' m, I' m a gentleman | |
Before gentlewomen | |
Socalled ladies keep breakin' my heart | |
Show me your house | |
Show me your home | |
Show me how it could all fall apart | |
Now won' t you show me a little shame | |
Won' t you show me a little shame | |
Won' t you show me a little shame' | |
Cause now | |
I wake up in the morning more tired than before | |
I sleptI get through crying and | |
I sat up and before | |
I weptI get through thinking and the thoughts have left my head | |
I get through speaking and | |
I can' t remember not a word that | |
I saidYou change your mind so many times, | |
I wonder if you have a mind at all | |
And I rather be by myself than to have your lonesome company come to call | |
Now won' t you show me a little shame | |
Won' t you show me a little shame | |
Won' t you show me a little shame | |
Won' t you show me a little shame |