Song | Who's Grown Up Now |
Artist | John Martyn |
Album | London Conversation |
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作曲 : John Martyn | |
On this June morning | |
I give you warning | |
I might just fly away across the dawn | |
I looked into my lover's eyes | |
There I saw the sunrise | |
There I saw the birth of something new | |
And suddenly, I'm not the same little boy | |
Cos I can't see the people that I meet | |
All I see is her. | |
Since the time she went away | |
I just exist from day to day | |
I can't live, I can't love without her near | |
Sitting here in my darkened room | |
Whistling through the velvet gloom | |
Wondering what the hell I'm doing here. | |
For suddenly, I'm not the same little boy | |
And I can't see the people that I meet | |
All I see is her. | |
There's just me and my conscience now | |
There's no one to tell me why or how | |
I fell away; it's time I must return | |
We might recover what has been | |
Turn all the pieces round again | |
Change and rearrange, begin again. | |
And suddenly, I'm not the same little boy | |
Cos I can't see the people that I meet | |
All I see is her. | |
On this June morning | |
I give you warning | |
I might just fly away across the dawn | |
Since the day she went away | |
I just exist from day to day | |
I can't live, I can't love without her near. | |
For suddenly, I'm not the same little boy | |
And I can't see the people that I meet | |
All I see is her |
zuo qu : John Martyn | |
On this June morning | |
I give you warning | |
I might just fly away across the dawn | |
I looked into my lover' s eyes | |
There I saw the sunrise | |
There I saw the birth of something new | |
And suddenly, I' m not the same little boy | |
Cos I can' t see the people that I meet | |
All I see is her. | |
Since the time she went away | |
I just exist from day to day | |
I can' t live, I can' t love without her near | |
Sitting here in my darkened room | |
Whistling through the velvet gloom | |
Wondering what the hell I' m doing here. | |
For suddenly, I' m not the same little boy | |
And I can' t see the people that I meet | |
All I see is her. | |
There' s just me and my conscience now | |
There' s no one to tell me why or how | |
I fell away it' s time I must return | |
We might recover what has been | |
Turn all the pieces round again | |
Change and rearrange, begin again. | |
And suddenly, I' m not the same little boy | |
Cos I can' t see the people that I meet | |
All I see is her. | |
On this June morning | |
I give you warning | |
I might just fly away across the dawn | |
Since the day she went away | |
I just exist from day to day | |
I can' t live, I can' t love without her near. | |
For suddenly, I' m not the same little boy | |
And I can' t see the people that I meet | |
All I see is her |
zuò qǔ : John Martyn | |
On this June morning | |
I give you warning | |
I might just fly away across the dawn | |
I looked into my lover' s eyes | |
There I saw the sunrise | |
There I saw the birth of something new | |
And suddenly, I' m not the same little boy | |
Cos I can' t see the people that I meet | |
All I see is her. | |
Since the time she went away | |
I just exist from day to day | |
I can' t live, I can' t love without her near | |
Sitting here in my darkened room | |
Whistling through the velvet gloom | |
Wondering what the hell I' m doing here. | |
For suddenly, I' m not the same little boy | |
And I can' t see the people that I meet | |
All I see is her. | |
There' s just me and my conscience now | |
There' s no one to tell me why or how | |
I fell away it' s time I must return | |
We might recover what has been | |
Turn all the pieces round again | |
Change and rearrange, begin again. | |
And suddenly, I' m not the same little boy | |
Cos I can' t see the people that I meet | |
All I see is her. | |
On this June morning | |
I give you warning | |
I might just fly away across the dawn | |
Since the day she went away | |
I just exist from day to day | |
I can' t live, I can' t love without her near. | |
For suddenly, I' m not the same little boy | |
And I can' t see the people that I meet | |
All I see is her |