Song | Only A Dream |
Artist | Mary Chapin Carpenter |
Album | Come On Come On |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Carpenter | |
I can recall the sound of the wind | |
As it blew through the trees and the trees would bend | |
And I can recall the smell of the rain | |
On a hot summer night coming through the screen | |
I'd crawl in your bed when the lightning flashed | |
And I'd still be there when the storm had passed | |
Dead to the world, to the morning cast | |
It's light all around your room | |
We lived on a street where the tall elm shade | |
Was as green as the grass and as cool as a blade | |
That you held in your teeth as we lay on our backs | |
Staring up at the blue and the blue stared back | |
I used to believe we were just like those trees | |
We'd grown just as tall and as proud as we pleased | |
With our feet on the ground and our arms in the breeze | |
Under a sheltering sky | |
Twirl me about and twirl me around | |
Let me grow dizzy and fall to the ground | |
And when I look up at you looking down | |
Say it was only a dream | |
A big truck was parked in the drive one day | |
They wrapped us in paper and moved us away | |
Your room was no longer next door to mine | |
And this kid sister thing was old by that time | |
But oh how our dreams went bump in the night | |
And the voices downstairs getting into a fight | |
And the next day a silence you could cut with a knife | |
And feel like a blade at your throat | |
Twirl me about and twirl me around | |
Let me grow dizzy and fall to the ground | |
And when I look up at you looking down | |
Say it as only a dream | |
The day you left home you got an early start | |
I watched your car back out in the dark | |
I opened the door to your room down the hall | |
I turned on the light and all that | |
I sawWas a bed and a desk and couple of tacks | |
No sign of someone who expects to be back | |
It must have been one hell of a suitcase you packed | |
Twirl me about, twirl me around | |
Let me grow dizzy and fall to the ground | |
And when I look up at you looking down | |
Say it was only a dream |
zuo ci : Carpenter | |
I can recall the sound of the wind | |
As it blew through the trees and the trees would bend | |
And I can recall the smell of the rain | |
On a hot summer night coming through the screen | |
I' d crawl in your bed when the lightning flashed | |
And I' d still be there when the storm had passed | |
Dead to the world, to the morning cast | |
It' s light all around your room | |
We lived on a street where the tall elm shade | |
Was as green as the grass and as cool as a blade | |
That you held in your teeth as we lay on our backs | |
Staring up at the blue and the blue stared back | |
I used to believe we were just like those trees | |
We' d grown just as tall and as proud as we pleased | |
With our feet on the ground and our arms in the breeze | |
Under a sheltering sky | |
Twirl me about and twirl me around | |
Let me grow dizzy and fall to the ground | |
And when I look up at you looking down | |
Say it was only a dream | |
A big truck was parked in the drive one day | |
They wrapped us in paper and moved us away | |
Your room was no longer next door to mine | |
And this kid sister thing was old by that time | |
But oh how our dreams went bump in the night | |
And the voices downstairs getting into a fight | |
And the next day a silence you could cut with a knife | |
And feel like a blade at your throat | |
Twirl me about and twirl me around | |
Let me grow dizzy and fall to the ground | |
And when I look up at you looking down | |
Say it as only a dream | |
The day you left home you got an early start | |
I watched your car back out in the dark | |
I opened the door to your room down the hall | |
I turned on the light and all that | |
I sawWas a bed and a desk and couple of tacks | |
No sign of someone who expects to be back | |
It must have been one hell of a suitcase you packed | |
Twirl me about, twirl me around | |
Let me grow dizzy and fall to the ground | |
And when I look up at you looking down | |
Say it was only a dream |
zuò cí : Carpenter | |
I can recall the sound of the wind | |
As it blew through the trees and the trees would bend | |
And I can recall the smell of the rain | |
On a hot summer night coming through the screen | |
I' d crawl in your bed when the lightning flashed | |
And I' d still be there when the storm had passed | |
Dead to the world, to the morning cast | |
It' s light all around your room | |
We lived on a street where the tall elm shade | |
Was as green as the grass and as cool as a blade | |
That you held in your teeth as we lay on our backs | |
Staring up at the blue and the blue stared back | |
I used to believe we were just like those trees | |
We' d grown just as tall and as proud as we pleased | |
With our feet on the ground and our arms in the breeze | |
Under a sheltering sky | |
Twirl me about and twirl me around | |
Let me grow dizzy and fall to the ground | |
And when I look up at you looking down | |
Say it was only a dream | |
A big truck was parked in the drive one day | |
They wrapped us in paper and moved us away | |
Your room was no longer next door to mine | |
And this kid sister thing was old by that time | |
But oh how our dreams went bump in the night | |
And the voices downstairs getting into a fight | |
And the next day a silence you could cut with a knife | |
And feel like a blade at your throat | |
Twirl me about and twirl me around | |
Let me grow dizzy and fall to the ground | |
And when I look up at you looking down | |
Say it as only a dream | |
The day you left home you got an early start | |
I watched your car back out in the dark | |
I opened the door to your room down the hall | |
I turned on the light and all that | |
I sawWas a bed and a desk and couple of tacks | |
No sign of someone who expects to be back | |
It must have been one hell of a suitcase you packed | |
Twirl me about, twirl me around | |
Let me grow dizzy and fall to the ground | |
And when I look up at you looking down | |
Say it was only a dream |