Song | Shirt |
Artist | Peter Mulvey |
Album | Notes From Elsewhere |
作曲 : Goodrich, Mulvey | |
light a fire | |
burn up all you know | |
you've had | |
so much time just to | |
let things go | |
now you're | |
burning letters out | |
in the snow | |
in your backyard | |
years go rolling | |
you're thirty three | |
It's time | |
for the cross | |
or the bodhi tree | |
but you'd | |
like to cry when you | |
skin your knee | |
man's it's hard | |
and it's the same old friends on new years eve | |
the same snow falls on the same old leaves | |
and there's the same old joy and the same old hurt | |
same old corduroy shirt | |
old storm windows, | |
the broke-tail squirrel | |
and the | |
grocery lists and the | |
skateboard girls | |
and your | |
rusty brain cells give you a twirl | |
Oh no | |
kitchen radio, | |
coffee's on | |
oh you'd | |
like a month just to lean up on | |
but this | |
open road wants to | |
get you gone | |
off you go | |
and it's the same old jar of car keys by the door | |
the same old scuffed up floor | |
the same old thirst for more until the put you in the dirt | |
It's the same old nights alone | |
the same old "Baby when you coming home?" | |
to feel the same old joy, oh the same old hurt | |
same old corduroy shirt | |
same old corduroy shirt |
zuò qǔ : Goodrich, Mulvey | |
light a fire | |
burn up all you know | |
you' ve had | |
so much time just to | |
let things go | |
now you' re | |
burning letters out | |
in the snow | |
in your backyard | |
years go rolling | |
you' re thirty three | |
It' s time | |
for the cross | |
or the bodhi tree | |
but you' d | |
like to cry when you | |
skin your knee | |
man' s it' s hard | |
and it' s the same old friends on new years eve | |
the same snow falls on the same old leaves | |
and there' s the same old joy and the same old hurt | |
same old corduroy shirt | |
old storm windows, | |
the broketail squirrel | |
and the | |
grocery lists and the | |
skateboard girls | |
and your | |
rusty brain cells give you a twirl | |
Oh no | |
kitchen radio, | |
coffee' s on | |
oh you' d | |
like a month just to lean up on | |
but this | |
open road wants to | |
get you gone | |
off you go | |
and it' s the same old jar of car keys by the door | |
the same old scuffed up floor | |
the same old thirst for more until the put you in the dirt | |
It' s the same old nights alone | |
the same old " Baby when you coming home?" | |
to feel the same old joy, oh the same old hurt | |
same old corduroy shirt | |
same old corduroy shirt |