Song | Diamonds And Pearls |
Artist | The Holloways |
Album | So This Is Great Britain? |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Danger, Fowler, Jackson ... | |
Well, the clouds in the sky | |
And your winter clothes are sadly a condition of life | |
In this land, where the sun is as shy | |
As long forgotten manners of old | |
I can't wait for a time | |
When the summer sun is back up in the sky | |
We can stay out at night | |
Forget about the failing light | |
I wanna walk in the park and smell the freshly cut grass | |
(Please keep off the grass) | |
As the summer breeze blows up your skirt, what more can I ask | |
(I can see your arse) | |
At last I shed my winter clothes | |
At last I'm over the moon, I'm under the sun | |
At last I met a girl | |
Her head full of curls and diamonds and pearls | |
While you work on your tan | |
Traveling from Thailand to Milan | |
We're in Morris the van | |
From Bridlington to Camber Sands | |
You go pick your own fruit and you eat till you end up ill | |
(We've all had our fill) | |
We share a tinny or two on top of the hill | |
(Found my thrill at last) | |
At last I shed my winter clothes | |
At last I'm over the moon, I'm under the sun | |
At last I met a girl | |
Her head full of curls and diamonds and pearls | |
Well, the sand in your shoes and your sunburnt toes | |
May trigger off your summertime blues | |
Don't be daft, shrug 'em off | |
'Cause we ain't got a moment to lose | |
We better hit the arcades | |
Spend an hour spending our loose change | |
Give the ghost train a ride | |
And kiss my future bride not Frankenstein's | |
We get a lift down the beach with the boys all crammed in the back | |
(Boys crammed in the back) | |
There's barely enough room for the ball and a twenty-four pack | |
(What more could I ask) | |
At last I shed my winter clothes | |
At last I'm over the moon, I'm under the sun | |
At last I met a girl | |
Her head full of curls and diamonds and pearls | |
Diamonds and pearls | |
Diamonds and pearls | |
Diamonds and pearls |
zuo qu : Danger, Fowler, Jackson ... | |
Well, the clouds in the sky | |
And your winter clothes are sadly a condition of life | |
In this land, where the sun is as shy | |
As long forgotten manners of old | |
I can' t wait for a time | |
When the summer sun is back up in the sky | |
We can stay out at night | |
Forget about the failing light | |
I wanna walk in the park and smell the freshly cut grass | |
Please keep off the grass | |
As the summer breeze blows up your skirt, what more can I ask | |
I can see your arse | |
At last I shed my winter clothes | |
At last I' m over the moon, I' m under the sun | |
At last I met a girl | |
Her head full of curls and diamonds and pearls | |
While you work on your tan | |
Traveling from Thailand to Milan | |
We' re in Morris the van | |
From Bridlington to Camber Sands | |
You go pick your own fruit and you eat till you end up ill | |
We' ve all had our fill | |
We share a tinny or two on top of the hill | |
Found my thrill at last | |
At last I shed my winter clothes | |
At last I' m over the moon, I' m under the sun | |
At last I met a girl | |
Her head full of curls and diamonds and pearls | |
Well, the sand in your shoes and your sunburnt toes | |
May trigger off your summertime blues | |
Don' t be daft, shrug ' em off | |
' Cause we ain' t got a moment to lose | |
We better hit the arcades | |
Spend an hour spending our loose change | |
Give the ghost train a ride | |
And kiss my future bride not Frankenstein' s | |
We get a lift down the beach with the boys all crammed in the back | |
Boys crammed in the back | |
There' s barely enough room for the ball and a twentyfour pack | |
What more could I ask | |
At last I shed my winter clothes | |
At last I' m over the moon, I' m under the sun | |
At last I met a girl | |
Her head full of curls and diamonds and pearls | |
Diamonds and pearls | |
Diamonds and pearls | |
Diamonds and pearls |
zuò qǔ : Danger, Fowler, Jackson ... | |
Well, the clouds in the sky | |
And your winter clothes are sadly a condition of life | |
In this land, where the sun is as shy | |
As long forgotten manners of old | |
I can' t wait for a time | |
When the summer sun is back up in the sky | |
We can stay out at night | |
Forget about the failing light | |
I wanna walk in the park and smell the freshly cut grass | |
Please keep off the grass | |
As the summer breeze blows up your skirt, what more can I ask | |
I can see your arse | |
At last I shed my winter clothes | |
At last I' m over the moon, I' m under the sun | |
At last I met a girl | |
Her head full of curls and diamonds and pearls | |
While you work on your tan | |
Traveling from Thailand to Milan | |
We' re in Morris the van | |
From Bridlington to Camber Sands | |
You go pick your own fruit and you eat till you end up ill | |
We' ve all had our fill | |
We share a tinny or two on top of the hill | |
Found my thrill at last | |
At last I shed my winter clothes | |
At last I' m over the moon, I' m under the sun | |
At last I met a girl | |
Her head full of curls and diamonds and pearls | |
Well, the sand in your shoes and your sunburnt toes | |
May trigger off your summertime blues | |
Don' t be daft, shrug ' em off | |
' Cause we ain' t got a moment to lose | |
We better hit the arcades | |
Spend an hour spending our loose change | |
Give the ghost train a ride | |
And kiss my future bride not Frankenstein' s | |
We get a lift down the beach with the boys all crammed in the back | |
Boys crammed in the back | |
There' s barely enough room for the ball and a twentyfour pack | |
What more could I ask | |
At last I shed my winter clothes | |
At last I' m over the moon, I' m under the sun | |
At last I met a girl | |
Her head full of curls and diamonds and pearls | |
Diamonds and pearls | |
Diamonds and pearls | |
Diamonds and pearls |