Song | Acrylic Afternoons |
Artist | Pulp |
Album | His 'N' Hers |
作曲 : Nick Banks & Jarvis Cocker & Candida Doyle & Steve Mackey & Russell Senior | |
作词 : Cocker, Pulp | |
Acrylic Afternoons | |
I fell asleep on your sofa, | |
And had a dream about a small child, | |
In dungarees, | |
Who caught his hands in the doors of the paris metro. | |
Then my face cracked open and you were there, | |
You were there dressed in green, | |
Saying something obscene. | |
But that's why i came here in the first place, | |
Oh well that and the tea. | |
Can i stay here, | |
Lying under the table together with you now? | |
Can i hold you? | |
Forever in acrylic afternoons | |
I want to hold you tight | |
Whilst children play outside | |
And wait for their mothers to finish with lovers | |
And call them inside for their tea. | |
Cushions and tv, | |
And the table set for tea. | |
One for you, one for me. | |
Come and lie down on the settee, | |
In that green jumper, | |
You can have anything you want. | |
And the clock is saying, | |
It's half past four but you know, | |
I want to stay a little more. | |
Can i stay here, | |
Lying under the table together with you now? | |
Can i hold you? | |
Forever in acrylic afternoons | |
I want to hold you tight | |
Whilst children play outside | |
And wait for their mothers to finish with lovers | |
And call them inside for their tea. | |
On a pink quilted eiderdown, | |
I want to pull your knickers down. | |
Net curtains blow slightly in the breeze. | |
Lemonade light filtering through the trees. | |
It's so soft and it's warm. | |
Just another cup of tea please (one lump thanks). | |
Can i stay here, | |
Lying under the table together with you now? | |
Can i hold you? | |
Forever in acrylic afternoons | |
I want to hold you tight | |
Whilst children play outside | |
And wait for their mothers to finish with lovers | |
And call them inside for their tea. | |
Oh kevin, shane, julie, diane, wayne, frank, | |
Heather, rachel, chelsea, leanne, come home. | |
It's time for your tea. |
zuò qǔ : Nick Banks Jarvis Cocker Candida Doyle Steve Mackey Russell Senior | |
zuò cí : Cocker, Pulp | |
Acrylic Afternoons | |
I fell asleep on your sofa, | |
And had a dream about a small child, | |
In dungarees, | |
Who caught his hands in the doors of the paris metro. | |
Then my face cracked open and you were there, | |
You were there dressed in green, | |
Saying something obscene. | |
But that' s why i came here in the first place, | |
Oh well that and the tea. | |
Can i stay here, | |
Lying under the table together with you now? | |
Can i hold you? | |
Forever in acrylic afternoons | |
I want to hold you tight | |
Whilst children play outside | |
And wait for their mothers to finish with lovers | |
And call them inside for their tea. | |
Cushions and tv, | |
And the table set for tea. | |
One for you, one for me. | |
Come and lie down on the settee, | |
In that green jumper, | |
You can have anything you want. | |
And the clock is saying, | |
It' s half past four but you know, | |
I want to stay a little more. | |
Can i stay here, | |
Lying under the table together with you now? | |
Can i hold you? | |
Forever in acrylic afternoons | |
I want to hold you tight | |
Whilst children play outside | |
And wait for their mothers to finish with lovers | |
And call them inside for their tea. | |
On a pink quilted eiderdown, | |
I want to pull your knickers down. | |
Net curtains blow slightly in the breeze. | |
Lemonade light filtering through the trees. | |
It' s so soft and it' s warm. | |
Just another cup of tea please one lump thanks. | |
Can i stay here, | |
Lying under the table together with you now? | |
Can i hold you? | |
Forever in acrylic afternoons | |
I want to hold you tight | |
Whilst children play outside | |
And wait for their mothers to finish with lovers | |
And call them inside for their tea. | |
Oh kevin, shane, julie, diane, wayne, frank, | |
Heather, rachel, chelsea, leanne, come home. | |
It' s time for your tea. |