| Song | House Of Pain |
| Artist | Faster Pussycat |
| Album | Front Row For The Donkey Show |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Downe, Steele | |
| It's a little past supper time | |
| I'm still out on the porch steps sittin' on my behind, | |
| Waiting for you. | |
| Wondrin' if everything's alright, | |
| Moma said,"Come in boy, don't waste your time," | |
| I said,"I've got time. Well he'll be here soon." | |
| Five years old and talkin' to myself. | |
| Where were you? Where'd ya go? Daddy can't you tell? | |
| Chorus. | |
| I'm not tryin' to fake it, and I ain't the one to blame. | |
| No, there's no one home in my house of pain. | |
| I didn't write these pages and my script's been re-arranged. | |
| No, there's no one home in my house of pain. | |
| Wasn't I worth the time? | |
| A boy needs a daddy like a dance to mime and all the time, | |
| Ilooked up to you. | |
| I paced my room a million times. | |
| And all I ever got was one big line, the same old lie. | |
| How could you? | |
| Well I was eighteen years and still talkin' to myself. | |
| Where were you? Where'd ya go? Daddy can't ya tell? | |
| **end** | |
| Well if i've learned anything from this, shh, it's how to grow up | |
| on my own. |
| zuo ci : Downe, Steele | |
| It' s a little past supper time | |
| I' m still out on the porch steps sittin' on my behind, | |
| Waiting for you. | |
| Wondrin' if everything' s alright, | |
| Moma said," Come in boy, don' t waste your time," | |
| I said," I' ve got time. Well he' ll be here soon." | |
| Five years old and talkin' to myself. | |
| Where were you? Where' d ya go? Daddy can' t you tell? | |
| Chorus. | |
| I' m not tryin' to fake it, and I ain' t the one to blame. | |
| No, there' s no one home in my house of pain. | |
| I didn' t write these pages and my script' s been rearranged. | |
| No, there' s no one home in my house of pain. | |
| Wasn' t I worth the time? | |
| A boy needs a daddy like a dance to mime and all the time, | |
| Ilooked up to you. | |
| I paced my room a million times. | |
| And all I ever got was one big line, the same old lie. | |
| How could you? | |
| Well I was eighteen years and still talkin' to myself. | |
| Where were you? Where' d ya go? Daddy can' t ya tell? | |
| end | |
| Well if i' ve learned anything from this, shh, it' s how to grow up | |
| on my own. |
| zuò cí : Downe, Steele | |
| It' s a little past supper time | |
| I' m still out on the porch steps sittin' on my behind, | |
| Waiting for you. | |
| Wondrin' if everything' s alright, | |
| Moma said," Come in boy, don' t waste your time," | |
| I said," I' ve got time. Well he' ll be here soon." | |
| Five years old and talkin' to myself. | |
| Where were you? Where' d ya go? Daddy can' t you tell? | |
| Chorus. | |
| I' m not tryin' to fake it, and I ain' t the one to blame. | |
| No, there' s no one home in my house of pain. | |
| I didn' t write these pages and my script' s been rearranged. | |
| No, there' s no one home in my house of pain. | |
| Wasn' t I worth the time? | |
| A boy needs a daddy like a dance to mime and all the time, | |
| Ilooked up to you. | |
| I paced my room a million times. | |
| And all I ever got was one big line, the same old lie. | |
| How could you? | |
| Well I was eighteen years and still talkin' to myself. | |
| Where were you? Where' d ya go? Daddy can' t ya tell? | |
| end | |
| Well if i' ve learned anything from this, shh, it' s how to grow up | |
| on my own. |