Song | Spaniolated |
Artist | The Fiery Furnaces |
Album | Blueberry Boat |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Friedberger | |
I was eighteen years old, just a research volunteer | |
I walked home from the TCBY each night with no fear | |
One particular starry eleven o'clock, I went down by the water | |
An old man with a burlap bag said, How you doin' my daughter | |
He put me the hole of his old rusty crawler | |
And fed me three pills a day to keep me from getting taller | |
Learned me the rosary and made me pray to Santiago | |
I wish I wish I was back in Chicago | |
Up the river to Seville I was rowing and strumming | |
On my portable guitar my fair lady a humming | |
The pain, the pain, in Spain falls mainly on me | |
The pain, the pain, in Spain falls mainly on me |
zuo qu : Friedberger | |
I was eighteen years old, just a research volunteer | |
I walked home from the TCBY each night with no fear | |
One particular starry eleven o' clock, I went down by the water | |
An old man with a burlap bag said, How you doin' my daughter | |
He put me the hole of his old rusty crawler | |
And fed me three pills a day to keep me from getting taller | |
Learned me the rosary and made me pray to Santiago | |
I wish I wish I was back in Chicago | |
Up the river to Seville I was rowing and strumming | |
On my portable guitar my fair lady a humming | |
The pain, the pain, in Spain falls mainly on me | |
The pain, the pain, in Spain falls mainly on me |
zuò qǔ : Friedberger | |
I was eighteen years old, just a research volunteer | |
I walked home from the TCBY each night with no fear | |
One particular starry eleven o' clock, I went down by the water | |
An old man with a burlap bag said, How you doin' my daughter | |
He put me the hole of his old rusty crawler | |
And fed me three pills a day to keep me from getting taller | |
Learned me the rosary and made me pray to Santiago | |
I wish I wish I was back in Chicago | |
Up the river to Seville I was rowing and strumming | |
On my portable guitar my fair lady a humming | |
The pain, the pain, in Spain falls mainly on me | |
The pain, the pain, in Spain falls mainly on me |