| Song | Drive In Movie |
| Artist | Catherine Britt |
| Album | Dusty Smiles And Heartbreak Cures |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : F Eaglesmith | |
| The phone broke the silence | |
| Like the screaming of the siren | |
| And I just sat beside it | |
| Took another drag on my cigarette | |
| Swore I'd never smoke again | |
| And I watched the rain | |
| Well I knew that it was you | |
| Calling just to prove that | |
| You were as strong as you could be | |
| And you could get along without me anytime | |
| And anyway | |
| So I just stared though the door screen and I | |
| Watched the cars come down the pike | |
| Their lights against the sky | |
| Like a drive in movie on a country road | |
| That I've seen before | |
| Never like the first time | |
| Blue lights on the dashboard | |
| Songs on the radio | |
| Oh and how are you to ever know | |
| How much I loved you so you thought that I | |
| Was only dreaming | |
| What a suprise it must have been | |
| To realise I was one of them | |
| Not a game with just the men | |
| Not an angel only a friend | |
| And not someone that you could believe in | |
| So I just stared though the door screen and I | |
| Watched the cars come down the pike | |
| Their lights against the sky | |
| Like a drive in movie on a country road | |
| That I've seen before | |
| Never like the first time | |
| And out across the rugged hills | |
| The dust blows the wind wails | |
| Sunbleached skulls and empty shells | |
| Broken men with tales to tell | |
| And I would be one of them | |
| And how are you to ever know | |
| How far it was gonna go | |
| You fall in love and that's the road | |
| You travel till you can't no more | |
| And then we just we turn around again | |
| So I just stared though the door screen and I | |
| Watched the cars come down the pike | |
| Their lights against the sky | |
| Like a drive in movie on a country road | |
| That I've seen before | |
| Never like the first time |
| zuo qu : F Eaglesmith | |
| The phone broke the silence | |
| Like the screaming of the siren | |
| And I just sat beside it | |
| Took another drag on my cigarette | |
| Swore I' d never smoke again | |
| And I watched the rain | |
| Well I knew that it was you | |
| Calling just to prove that | |
| You were as strong as you could be | |
| And you could get along without me anytime | |
| And anyway | |
| So I just stared though the door screen and I | |
| Watched the cars come down the pike | |
| Their lights against the sky | |
| Like a drive in movie on a country road | |
| That I' ve seen before | |
| Never like the first time | |
| Blue lights on the dashboard | |
| Songs on the radio | |
| Oh and how are you to ever know | |
| How much I loved you so you thought that I | |
| Was only dreaming | |
| What a suprise it must have been | |
| To realise I was one of them | |
| Not a game with just the men | |
| Not an angel only a friend | |
| And not someone that you could believe in | |
| So I just stared though the door screen and I | |
| Watched the cars come down the pike | |
| Their lights against the sky | |
| Like a drive in movie on a country road | |
| That I' ve seen before | |
| Never like the first time | |
| And out across the rugged hills | |
| The dust blows the wind wails | |
| Sunbleached skulls and empty shells | |
| Broken men with tales to tell | |
| And I would be one of them | |
| And how are you to ever know | |
| How far it was gonna go | |
| You fall in love and that' s the road | |
| You travel till you can' t no more | |
| And then we just we turn around again | |
| So I just stared though the door screen and I | |
| Watched the cars come down the pike | |
| Their lights against the sky | |
| Like a drive in movie on a country road | |
| That I' ve seen before | |
| Never like the first time |
| zuò qǔ : F Eaglesmith | |
| The phone broke the silence | |
| Like the screaming of the siren | |
| And I just sat beside it | |
| Took another drag on my cigarette | |
| Swore I' d never smoke again | |
| And I watched the rain | |
| Well I knew that it was you | |
| Calling just to prove that | |
| You were as strong as you could be | |
| And you could get along without me anytime | |
| And anyway | |
| So I just stared though the door screen and I | |
| Watched the cars come down the pike | |
| Their lights against the sky | |
| Like a drive in movie on a country road | |
| That I' ve seen before | |
| Never like the first time | |
| Blue lights on the dashboard | |
| Songs on the radio | |
| Oh and how are you to ever know | |
| How much I loved you so you thought that I | |
| Was only dreaming | |
| What a suprise it must have been | |
| To realise I was one of them | |
| Not a game with just the men | |
| Not an angel only a friend | |
| And not someone that you could believe in | |
| So I just stared though the door screen and I | |
| Watched the cars come down the pike | |
| Their lights against the sky | |
| Like a drive in movie on a country road | |
| That I' ve seen before | |
| Never like the first time | |
| And out across the rugged hills | |
| The dust blows the wind wails | |
| Sunbleached skulls and empty shells | |
| Broken men with tales to tell | |
| And I would be one of them | |
| And how are you to ever know | |
| How far it was gonna go | |
| You fall in love and that' s the road | |
| You travel till you can' t no more | |
| And then we just we turn around again | |
| So I just stared though the door screen and I | |
| Watched the cars come down the pike | |
| Their lights against the sky | |
| Like a drive in movie on a country road | |
| That I' ve seen before | |
| Never like the first time |