| Song | Alberta Breeze |
| Artist | Justin Rutledge |
| Album | Man Descending |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Rutledge | |
| all my city is dressed in skinher lips are darkher ankles thinoh my dizzy ballerina, won't you give us a spin?my country's cold in autumn's chainsevery time | |
| I think of her it rainswhen she breathes upon the morningshe shakes all the weather vanesnow | |
| I try to keep a steady handbecause | |
| I'm living in a shaky landlord | |
| I try to be an honest manbut it's tougher than | |
| I ever plannedin the westbound air tonight are those centuriesmy tongue-tied beheaded bridethe | |
| Alberta breezeoh | |
| David drive like you've never doneoh | |
| Sarah sing like you've never sungoh my dizzy ballerina spin like you've never spunnow | |
| I'm sending you a telegramabout my days in the caravanwith the steers and the bleating lambstook the money and away | |
| I ranI recall how the dress you wore rose above your kneesas the thrush flew from the mouth of the | |
| Alberta breezethe summer's turned it's back on me with a sorrow-laden symmetrywith a highway kind of robberylike my life was an apologynow | |
| I don't think about you all the timeonly when the trees sway somehow slaughtered by the | |
| Alberta breeze |
| zuo qu : Rutledge | |
| all my city is dressed in skinher lips are darkher ankles thinoh my dizzy ballerina, won' t you give us a spin? my country' s cold in autumn' s chainsevery time | |
| I think of her it rainswhen she breathes upon the morningshe shakes all the weather vanesnow | |
| I try to keep a steady handbecause | |
| I' m living in a shaky landlord | |
| I try to be an honest manbut it' s tougher than | |
| I ever plannedin the westbound air tonight are those centuriesmy tonguetied beheaded bridethe | |
| Alberta breezeoh | |
| David drive like you' ve never doneoh | |
| Sarah sing like you' ve never sungoh my dizzy ballerina spin like you' ve never spunnow | |
| I' m sending you a telegramabout my days in the caravanwith the steers and the bleating lambstook the money and away | |
| I ranI recall how the dress you wore rose above your kneesas the thrush flew from the mouth of the | |
| Alberta breezethe summer' s turned it' s back on me with a sorrowladen symmetrywith a highway kind of robberylike my life was an apologynow | |
| I don' t think about you all the timeonly when the trees sway somehow slaughtered by the | |
| Alberta breeze |
| zuò qǔ : Rutledge | |
| all my city is dressed in skinher lips are darkher ankles thinoh my dizzy ballerina, won' t you give us a spin? my country' s cold in autumn' s chainsevery time | |
| I think of her it rainswhen she breathes upon the morningshe shakes all the weather vanesnow | |
| I try to keep a steady handbecause | |
| I' m living in a shaky landlord | |
| I try to be an honest manbut it' s tougher than | |
| I ever plannedin the westbound air tonight are those centuriesmy tonguetied beheaded bridethe | |
| Alberta breezeoh | |
| David drive like you' ve never doneoh | |
| Sarah sing like you' ve never sungoh my dizzy ballerina spin like you' ve never spunnow | |
| I' m sending you a telegramabout my days in the caravanwith the steers and the bleating lambstook the money and away | |
| I ranI recall how the dress you wore rose above your kneesas the thrush flew from the mouth of the | |
| Alberta breezethe summer' s turned it' s back on me with a sorrowladen symmetrywith a highway kind of robberylike my life was an apologynow | |
| I don' t think about you all the timeonly when the trees sway somehow slaughtered by the | |
| Alberta breeze |