| Song | Sultans Of Swing |
| Artist | Dire Straits |
| Album | Dire Straits / Communique |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.00] | 作曲 : Knopfler |
| [00:01.00] | 作词 : Knopfler |
| [00:12.56] | You get a shiver in the dark |
| [00:14.36] | It's been raining in the park but meantime |
| [00:17.63] | |
| [00:20.07] | South of the river you stop and you hold everything |
| [00:23.31] | |
| [00:26.66] | A band is blowing Dixie double four time |
| [00:30.46] | |
| [00:32.98] | You feel all right when you hear that music ring |
| [00:36.45] | |
| [00:41.94] | You step inside but you don't see too many faces |
| [00:46.55] | |
| [00:49.19] | Coming in out of the rain to hear the jazz go down |
| [00:53.19] | |
| [00:56.18] | Too much competition too many other places |
| [00:59.37] | |
| [01:02.13] | But not too many horns can make that sound |
| [01:05.72] | |
| [01:09.17] | Way on downsouth way on downsouth London town |
| [01:15.96] | |
| [01:27.25] | You check out Guitar George he knows all the chords |
| [01:32.30] | |
| [01:34.19] | Mind he's strictly rhythm he doesn't want to make it cry or sing |
| [01:38.44] | |
| [01:41.42] | And an old guitar is all he can afford |
| [01:46.16] | |
| [01:47.51] | When he gets up under the lights to play his thing |
| [01:50.81] | |
| [01:57.53] | And Harry doesn't mind if he doesn't make the scene |
| [02:02.15] | |
| [02:03.46] | He's got a daytime job he's doing alright |
| [02:08.01] | |
| [02:10.43] | He can play honky tonk just like anything |
| [02:14.17] | |
| [02:17.09] | Saving it up for Friday night |
| [02:20.69] | |
| [02:23.77] | With the Sultans with the Sultans of Swing |
| [02:30.01] | |
| [02:41.84] | And a crowd of young boys they're fooling around in the corner |
| [02:47.84] | |
| [02:49.07] | Drunk and dressed in their best brown baggies and their platform soles |
| [02:53.11] | |
| [02:56.04] | They don't give a damn about any trumpet playing band |
| [03:00.78] | |
| [03:02.49] | It ain't what they call rock and roll |
| [03:05.73] | |
| [03:09.43] | And the Sultans played Creole |
| [03:16.16] | |
| [04:13.61] | And then the man he steps right up to the microphone |
| [04:17.84] | |
| [04:20.29] | And says at last just as the time bell rings |
| [04:23.58] | |
| [04:27.07] | 'Thank you goodnight now it's time to go home' |
| [04:31.54] | |
| [04:33.22] | and he makes it fast with one more thing |
| [04:36.58] | |
| [04:40.21] | 'We are the Sultans of Swing' |
| [04:47.50] |
| [00:00.00] | zuo qu : Knopfler |
| [00:01.00] | zuo ci : Knopfler |
| [00:12.56] | You get a shiver in the dark |
| [00:14.36] | It' s been raining in the park but meantime |
| [00:17.63] | |
| [00:20.07] | South of the river you stop and you hold everything |
| [00:23.31] | |
| [00:26.66] | A band is blowing Dixie double four time |
| [00:30.46] | |
| [00:32.98] | You feel all right when you hear that music ring |
| [00:36.45] | |
| [00:41.94] | You step inside but you don' t see too many faces |
| [00:46.55] | |
| [00:49.19] | Coming in out of the rain to hear the jazz go down |
| [00:53.19] | |
| [00:56.18] | Too much competition too many other places |
| [00:59.37] | |
| [01:02.13] | But not too many horns can make that sound |
| [01:05.72] | |
| [01:09.17] | Way on downsouth way on downsouth London town |
| [01:15.96] | |
| [01:27.25] | You check out Guitar George he knows all the chords |
| [01:32.30] | |
| [01:34.19] | Mind he' s strictly rhythm he doesn' t want to make it cry or sing |
| [01:38.44] | |
| [01:41.42] | And an old guitar is all he can afford |
| [01:46.16] | |
| [01:47.51] | When he gets up under the lights to play his thing |
| [01:50.81] | |
| [01:57.53] | And Harry doesn' t mind if he doesn' t make the scene |
| [02:02.15] | |
| [02:03.46] | He' s got a daytime job he' s doing alright |
| [02:08.01] | |
| [02:10.43] | He can play honky tonk just like anything |
| [02:14.17] | |
| [02:17.09] | Saving it up for Friday night |
| [02:20.69] | |
| [02:23.77] | With the Sultans with the Sultans of Swing |
| [02:30.01] | |
| [02:41.84] | And a crowd of young boys they' re fooling around in the corner |
| [02:47.84] | |
| [02:49.07] | Drunk and dressed in their best brown baggies and their platform soles |
| [02:53.11] | |
| [02:56.04] | They don' t give a damn about any trumpet playing band |
| [03:00.78] | |
| [03:02.49] | It ain' t what they call rock and roll |
| [03:05.73] | |
| [03:09.43] | And the Sultans played Creole |
| [03:16.16] | |
| [04:13.61] | And then the man he steps right up to the microphone |
| [04:17.84] | |
| [04:20.29] | And says at last just as the time bell rings |
| [04:23.58] | |
| [04:27.07] | ' Thank you goodnight now it' s time to go home' |
| [04:31.54] | |
| [04:33.22] | and he makes it fast with one more thing |
| [04:36.58] | |
| [04:40.21] | ' We are the Sultans of Swing' |
| [04:47.50] |
| [00:00.00] | zuò qǔ : Knopfler |
| [00:01.00] | zuò cí : Knopfler |
| [00:12.56] | You get a shiver in the dark |
| [00:14.36] | It' s been raining in the park but meantime |
| [00:17.63] | |
| [00:20.07] | South of the river you stop and you hold everything |
| [00:23.31] | |
| [00:26.66] | A band is blowing Dixie double four time |
| [00:30.46] | |
| [00:32.98] | You feel all right when you hear that music ring |
| [00:36.45] | |
| [00:41.94] | You step inside but you don' t see too many faces |
| [00:46.55] | |
| [00:49.19] | Coming in out of the rain to hear the jazz go down |
| [00:53.19] | |
| [00:56.18] | Too much competition too many other places |
| [00:59.37] | |
| [01:02.13] | But not too many horns can make that sound |
| [01:05.72] | |
| [01:09.17] | Way on downsouth way on downsouth London town |
| [01:15.96] | |
| [01:27.25] | You check out Guitar George he knows all the chords |
| [01:32.30] | |
| [01:34.19] | Mind he' s strictly rhythm he doesn' t want to make it cry or sing |
| [01:38.44] | |
| [01:41.42] | And an old guitar is all he can afford |
| [01:46.16] | |
| [01:47.51] | When he gets up under the lights to play his thing |
| [01:50.81] | |
| [01:57.53] | And Harry doesn' t mind if he doesn' t make the scene |
| [02:02.15] | |
| [02:03.46] | He' s got a daytime job he' s doing alright |
| [02:08.01] | |
| [02:10.43] | He can play honky tonk just like anything |
| [02:14.17] | |
| [02:17.09] | Saving it up for Friday night |
| [02:20.69] | |
| [02:23.77] | With the Sultans with the Sultans of Swing |
| [02:30.01] | |
| [02:41.84] | And a crowd of young boys they' re fooling around in the corner |
| [02:47.84] | |
| [02:49.07] | Drunk and dressed in their best brown baggies and their platform soles |
| [02:53.11] | |
| [02:56.04] | They don' t give a damn about any trumpet playing band |
| [03:00.78] | |
| [03:02.49] | It ain' t what they call rock and roll |
| [03:05.73] | |
| [03:09.43] | And the Sultans played Creole |
| [03:16.16] | |
| [04:13.61] | And then the man he steps right up to the microphone |
| [04:17.84] | |
| [04:20.29] | And says at last just as the time bell rings |
| [04:23.58] | |
| [04:27.07] | ' Thank you goodnight now it' s time to go home' |
| [04:31.54] | |
| [04:33.22] | and he makes it fast with one more thing |
| [04:36.58] | |
| [04:40.21] | ' We are the Sultans of Swing' |
| [04:47.50] |