作曲 : John Prine | |
作词 : Prine | |
Hello In There | |
We had an apartment in the city. | |
Me and my husband liked living there. | |
It's been years since the kids have grown, a life of their own, left us alone. | |
John and Linda live in Omaha. | |
Joe is somewhere on the road. | |
We lost Davy in the Korean war. | |
I still don't know what for, don't matter any more. | |
You know that old trees just grow stronger, and old rivers grow wilder every day, | |
but old people, they just grow lonesome waiting for someone to say, | |
"Hello in there. Hello" | |
Me and my husband, we don't talk much anymore. | |
He sits and stares through the backdoor screen. | |
And all the news just repeats itself like some forgotten dream that we've both seen. | |
Someday I'll go and call up Judy. | |
We worked together at the factory. | |
Ah, but what would I say when she asks what's new? | |
Say, "Nothing, what's with you? Nothing much to do." | |
You know that old trees just grow stronger, and old rivers grow wilder every day, | |
ah, but, but old people, they just grow lonesome waiting for someone to say, | |
"Hello in There. Hello." | |
So if you're walking down the street sometime and you should spot some hollow ancient eyes, | |
don't you pass them by and stare as if you didn't care. | |
Say, "Hello in there. Hello." |
zuo qu : John Prine | |
zuo ci : Prine | |
Hello In There | |
We had an apartment in the city. | |
Me and my husband liked living there. | |
It' s been years since the kids have grown, a life of their own, left us alone. | |
John and Linda live in Omaha. | |
Joe is somewhere on the road. | |
We lost Davy in the Korean war. | |
I still don' t know what for, don' t matter any more. | |
You know that old trees just grow stronger, and old rivers grow wilder every day, | |
but old people, they just grow lonesome waiting for someone to say, | |
" Hello in there. Hello" | |
Me and my husband, we don' t talk much anymore. | |
He sits and stares through the backdoor screen. | |
And all the news just repeats itself like some forgotten dream that we' ve both seen. | |
Someday I' ll go and call up Judy. | |
We worked together at the factory. | |
Ah, but what would I say when she asks what' s new? | |
Say, " Nothing, what' s with you? Nothing much to do." | |
You know that old trees just grow stronger, and old rivers grow wilder every day, | |
ah, but, but old people, they just grow lonesome waiting for someone to say, | |
" Hello in There. Hello." | |
So if you' re walking down the street sometime and you should spot some hollow ancient eyes, | |
don' t you pass them by and stare as if you didn' t care. | |
Say, " Hello in there. Hello." |
zuò qǔ : John Prine | |
zuò cí : Prine | |
Hello In There | |
We had an apartment in the city. | |
Me and my husband liked living there. | |
It' s been years since the kids have grown, a life of their own, left us alone. | |
John and Linda live in Omaha. | |
Joe is somewhere on the road. | |
We lost Davy in the Korean war. | |
I still don' t know what for, don' t matter any more. | |
You know that old trees just grow stronger, and old rivers grow wilder every day, | |
but old people, they just grow lonesome waiting for someone to say, | |
" Hello in there. Hello" | |
Me and my husband, we don' t talk much anymore. | |
He sits and stares through the backdoor screen. | |
And all the news just repeats itself like some forgotten dream that we' ve both seen. | |
Someday I' ll go and call up Judy. | |
We worked together at the factory. | |
Ah, but what would I say when she asks what' s new? | |
Say, " Nothing, what' s with you? Nothing much to do." | |
You know that old trees just grow stronger, and old rivers grow wilder every day, | |
ah, but, but old people, they just grow lonesome waiting for someone to say, | |
" Hello in There. Hello." | |
So if you' re walking down the street sometime and you should spot some hollow ancient eyes, | |
don' t you pass them by and stare as if you didn' t care. | |
Say, " Hello in there. Hello." |