Song | The Boy Come Home |
Artist | Matthew Good |
Album | Hospital Music |
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作曲 : Good | |
While I go over it in my head | |
I walk through those doors and stand there staring | |
There ain't one soul that's in there dead | |
My hand stays out, I keep my head | |
And walking out I see you sitting | |
In that Ford of your old man's | |
Scratching your arms like your skin is crawling | |
But done up the best you can | |
Face first pilot through your window | |
Them paupers they catch hell | |
It's strange to think we could have been so | |
Brought up by ourselves | |
Run through the streets like rivers raging | |
To seas of barren sand | |
And while every grain tears you apart stay | |
Done up the best you can | |
Unemployment lines stretched to the desert | |
And camouflaged hotels | |
Where traded up to new distinctions | |
Puts justice in your shells | |
Take one for the team and that pretty lady | |
Used to cover up the smell | |
When you get back boy you're just crazy | |
If you dare kiss and tell | |
This aching heart ain't something I done | |
This aching heart's been handed down | |
But I'm done with it now | |
I'm done with it now | |
I'm done with it now | |
So I take this screaming in my head | |
I walk through those doors and stand there staring | |
And my hand slips into my coat | |
And everything just freezes | |
Running out I see you sitting | |
In that Ford of your old man's | |
The boy come home, yeah | |
The boy come home, yeah |
zuo qu : Good | |
While I go over it in my head | |
I walk through those doors and stand there staring | |
There ain' t one soul that' s in there dead | |
My hand stays out, I keep my head | |
And walking out I see you sitting | |
In that Ford of your old man' s | |
Scratching your arms like your skin is crawling | |
But done up the best you can | |
Face first pilot through your window | |
Them paupers they catch hell | |
It' s strange to think we could have been so | |
Brought up by ourselves | |
Run through the streets like rivers raging | |
To seas of barren sand | |
And while every grain tears you apart stay | |
Done up the best you can | |
Unemployment lines stretched to the desert | |
And camouflaged hotels | |
Where traded up to new distinctions | |
Puts justice in your shells | |
Take one for the team and that pretty lady | |
Used to cover up the smell | |
When you get back boy you' re just crazy | |
If you dare kiss and tell | |
This aching heart ain' t something I done | |
This aching heart' s been handed down | |
But I' m done with it now | |
I' m done with it now | |
I' m done with it now | |
So I take this screaming in my head | |
I walk through those doors and stand there staring | |
And my hand slips into my coat | |
And everything just freezes | |
Running out I see you sitting | |
In that Ford of your old man' s | |
The boy come home, yeah | |
The boy come home, yeah |
zuò qǔ : Good | |
While I go over it in my head | |
I walk through those doors and stand there staring | |
There ain' t one soul that' s in there dead | |
My hand stays out, I keep my head | |
And walking out I see you sitting | |
In that Ford of your old man' s | |
Scratching your arms like your skin is crawling | |
But done up the best you can | |
Face first pilot through your window | |
Them paupers they catch hell | |
It' s strange to think we could have been so | |
Brought up by ourselves | |
Run through the streets like rivers raging | |
To seas of barren sand | |
And while every grain tears you apart stay | |
Done up the best you can | |
Unemployment lines stretched to the desert | |
And camouflaged hotels | |
Where traded up to new distinctions | |
Puts justice in your shells | |
Take one for the team and that pretty lady | |
Used to cover up the smell | |
When you get back boy you' re just crazy | |
If you dare kiss and tell | |
This aching heart ain' t something I done | |
This aching heart' s been handed down | |
But I' m done with it now | |
I' m done with it now | |
I' m done with it now | |
So I take this screaming in my head | |
I walk through those doors and stand there staring | |
And my hand slips into my coat | |
And everything just freezes | |
Running out I see you sitting | |
In that Ford of your old man' s | |
The boy come home, yeah | |
The boy come home, yeah |