Song | Watching Her Eyes |
Artist | John Martyn |
Album | Sapphire |
作词 : Martyn, Thomson | |
Women know protraction | |
As they cut it into sections | |
She's just splitting | |
All throughout the crazy action | |
Counting every fraction every bird that flies. | |
Keeps watching her eyes | |
He's just watching her eyes | |
He keeps watching her eyes | |
Can't stop watching her eyes. | |
But his time is running short | |
Making sure of what he's got | |
he's not moving much | |
Seems so hard in this strange weather | |
To try to live without a lover | |
Or a loving touch. | |
He keeps watching her eyes | |
He keeps watching her eyes | |
He keeps watching her eyes | |
He keeps watching her eyes. | |
He feels the movement | |
He feels the passion | |
Takes no relaxation | |
Yields only tension | |
They take their pleasure | |
They give no concession | |
Give no indication | |
You get no information. | |
She telephones a friend | |
Who takes her to the railway where the water's fall | |
Can't think of any reason | |
It's just the changing of the season | |
So he watches walls. | |
No more watching her eyes | |
No more watching her eyes | |
No more watching her eyes | |
No more watching those eyes. | |
He feels the movement, feels the passion, feels the relaxation | |
No more watching her eyes | |
He takes the pleasure, no concession, indication, information | |
No more watching her eyes | |
No more | |
No more watching her eyes | |
He's taking the lies away | |
Taking the lies away |
zuò cí : Martyn, Thomson | |
Women know protraction | |
As they cut it into sections | |
She' s just splitting | |
All throughout the crazy action | |
Counting every fraction every bird that flies. | |
Keeps watching her eyes | |
He' s just watching her eyes | |
He keeps watching her eyes | |
Can' t stop watching her eyes. | |
But his time is running short | |
Making sure of what he' s got | |
he' s not moving much | |
Seems so hard in this strange weather | |
To try to live without a lover | |
Or a loving touch. | |
He keeps watching her eyes | |
He keeps watching her eyes | |
He keeps watching her eyes | |
He keeps watching her eyes. | |
He feels the movement | |
He feels the passion | |
Takes no relaxation | |
Yields only tension | |
They take their pleasure | |
They give no concession | |
Give no indication | |
You get no information. | |
She telephones a friend | |
Who takes her to the railway where the water' s fall | |
Can' t think of any reason | |
It' s just the changing of the season | |
So he watches walls. | |
No more watching her eyes | |
No more watching her eyes | |
No more watching her eyes | |
No more watching those eyes. | |
He feels the movement, feels the passion, feels the relaxation | |
No more watching her eyes | |
He takes the pleasure, no concession, indication, information | |
No more watching her eyes | |
No more | |
No more watching her eyes | |
He' s taking the lies away | |
Taking the lies away |