Song | Postcard Blues |
Artist | Cowboy Junkies |
Album | The Trinity Session |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Timmins | |
Especially with my head pounding | |
And lying helpless in my bed | |
I long for you and your expert hands | |
To ease this white heat from my head | |
And you would boast that you knew | |
All the pressure points inside | |
And you could just as easily kill me | |
Beneath the desire that | |
I hideBut as your patient | |
I knewThat your healing powers had grown | |
From a sore that's far, far deeper | |
Than this heart where the pain was born | |
With my head again clear | |
I think of words to send to you | |
To coax you back to my side | |
But always leave out | |
I love you | |
And then through my front door | |
A picture of a faraway land | |
And to with love on the back | |
And once again | |
I reach for my pen |
zuo qu : Timmins | |
Especially with my head pounding | |
And lying helpless in my bed | |
I long for you and your expert hands | |
To ease this white heat from my head | |
And you would boast that you knew | |
All the pressure points inside | |
And you could just as easily kill me | |
Beneath the desire that | |
I hideBut as your patient | |
I knewThat your healing powers had grown | |
From a sore that' s far, far deeper | |
Than this heart where the pain was born | |
With my head again clear | |
I think of words to send to you | |
To coax you back to my side | |
But always leave out | |
I love you | |
And then through my front door | |
A picture of a faraway land | |
And to with love on the back | |
And once again | |
I reach for my pen |
zuò qǔ : Timmins | |
Especially with my head pounding | |
And lying helpless in my bed | |
I long for you and your expert hands | |
To ease this white heat from my head | |
And you would boast that you knew | |
All the pressure points inside | |
And you could just as easily kill me | |
Beneath the desire that | |
I hideBut as your patient | |
I knewThat your healing powers had grown | |
From a sore that' s far, far deeper | |
Than this heart where the pain was born | |
With my head again clear | |
I think of words to send to you | |
To coax you back to my side | |
But always leave out | |
I love you | |
And then through my front door | |
A picture of a faraway land | |
And to with love on the back | |
And once again | |
I reach for my pen |