Song | Eight Crazy Hours (In The Story Of Love) |
Artist | Shelly Fairchild |
Album | Ride |
作曲 : Satcher, Scott | |
It was somethin' as simple | |
As makin' the bed | |
That kicked off the voice | |
Inside her head | |
She was smoothin' the sheet | |
With the plam of her hand | |
When the thought struck home | |
"I don't know who I am" | |
And she sat cross-legged | |
On the bedroom floor | |
And thought | |
"There's 3 people in this house | |
That don't need me anymore." | |
And she cried like a baby | |
In a pile of dirty clothes | |
Oh, should I be more care free | |
Should I be more sexy | |
Should I be more friend, than mom | |
And the dryer was buzzin' | |
And the TV was blarin' | |
And she wanted to call, her mother | |
It was somethin' as simple | |
As checkin' in to that cheap motel | |
Out on Highway 10 | |
Was it the sting of leavin' | |
Or usin' her maiden name | |
That took all of the fun | |
Out of runnin' away | |
And she cried like a baby | |
In the tub of room 5 | |
Oh, should I be more care free | |
Should I be more sexy | |
Should I be more friend, than mom | |
And her head was buzzin' | |
And the TV was blarin' | |
And she wanted to call, her husband | |
It was somethin' as simple | |
As pickin' up the kids | |
That her back to Earth again | |
She'd been to the dark side of the moon | |
She had to keep it to herself | |
So she grabbed Kentucky Fried Chicken | |
For supper | |
Oh, but she looked more care free | |
And she looked more sexy | |
And she looked more friend, than mom | |
And the table talk was buzzin' | |
And the TV, it was blarin' | |
And they all sat and laughed at each other | |
It was somethin' as simple | |
As not givin' up | |
And eight crazy hours | |
In the story of love |
zuò qǔ : Satcher, Scott | |
It was somethin' as simple | |
As makin' the bed | |
That kicked off the voice | |
Inside her head | |
She was smoothin' the sheet | |
With the plam of her hand | |
When the thought struck home | |
" I don' t know who I am" | |
And she sat crosslegged | |
On the bedroom floor | |
And thought | |
" There' s 3 people in this house | |
That don' t need me anymore." | |
And she cried like a baby | |
In a pile of dirty clothes | |
Oh, should I be more care free | |
Should I be more sexy | |
Should I be more friend, than mom | |
And the dryer was buzzin' | |
And the TV was blarin' | |
And she wanted to call, her mother | |
It was somethin' as simple | |
As checkin' in to that cheap motel | |
Out on Highway 10 | |
Was it the sting of leavin' | |
Or usin' her maiden name | |
That took all of the fun | |
Out of runnin' away | |
And she cried like a baby | |
In the tub of room 5 | |
Oh, should I be more care free | |
Should I be more sexy | |
Should I be more friend, than mom | |
And her head was buzzin' | |
And the TV was blarin' | |
And she wanted to call, her husband | |
It was somethin' as simple | |
As pickin' up the kids | |
That her back to Earth again | |
She' d been to the dark side of the moon | |
She had to keep it to herself | |
So she grabbed Kentucky Fried Chicken | |
For supper | |
Oh, but she looked more care free | |
And she looked more sexy | |
And she looked more friend, than mom | |
And the table talk was buzzin' | |
And the TV, it was blarin' | |
And they all sat and laughed at each other | |
It was somethin' as simple | |
As not givin' up | |
And eight crazy hours | |
In the story of love |