Song | Black Coffee - Single Version |
Artist | Peggy Lee |
Album | Black Coffee |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Burke, Webster | |
I'm feelin' mighty lonesome | |
Haven't slept a wink | |
I walk the floor from nine to four | |
In between I drink | |
Black coffee | |
Love's a hand-me-down brew | |
I'll never know a Sunday | |
In this weekday room | |
I'm talkin to the shadow | |
One o'clock till four | |
And Lord, how slow the moments go | |
And all I do is pour | |
Black coffee | |
Since the blues caught my eye | |
I'm hangin' out on Monday | |
My Sunday dreams to dry | |
Now man was born to go a lovin' | |
But was a woman born to weep and fret | |
And stay at home and tend her oven | |
And down her past regrets | |
In coffee and cigarettes | |
I'm moonin' all the mornin' | |
Moanin' all the night | |
And in between it's nicotine | |
And not much heart to fight | |
Black coffee | |
Feelin' low as the ground | |
It's drivin' me crazy | |
This thinkin' 'bout my baby | |
Might maybe come around | |
Come around |
zuo qu : Burke, Webster | |
I' m feelin' mighty lonesome | |
Haven' t slept a wink | |
I walk the floor from nine to four | |
In between I drink | |
Black coffee | |
Love' s a handmedown brew | |
I' ll never know a Sunday | |
In this weekday room | |
I' m talkin to the shadow | |
One o' clock till four | |
And Lord, how slow the moments go | |
And all I do is pour | |
Black coffee | |
Since the blues caught my eye | |
I' m hangin' out on Monday | |
My Sunday dreams to dry | |
Now man was born to go a lovin' | |
But was a woman born to weep and fret | |
And stay at home and tend her oven | |
And down her past regrets | |
In coffee and cigarettes | |
I' m moonin' all the mornin' | |
Moanin' all the night | |
And in between it' s nicotine | |
And not much heart to fight | |
Black coffee | |
Feelin' low as the ground | |
It' s drivin' me crazy | |
This thinkin' ' bout my baby | |
Might maybe come around | |
Come around |
zuò qǔ : Burke, Webster | |
I' m feelin' mighty lonesome | |
Haven' t slept a wink | |
I walk the floor from nine to four | |
In between I drink | |
Black coffee | |
Love' s a handmedown brew | |
I' ll never know a Sunday | |
In this weekday room | |
I' m talkin to the shadow | |
One o' clock till four | |
And Lord, how slow the moments go | |
And all I do is pour | |
Black coffee | |
Since the blues caught my eye | |
I' m hangin' out on Monday | |
My Sunday dreams to dry | |
Now man was born to go a lovin' | |
But was a woman born to weep and fret | |
And stay at home and tend her oven | |
And down her past regrets | |
In coffee and cigarettes | |
I' m moonin' all the mornin' | |
Moanin' all the night | |
And in between it' s nicotine | |
And not much heart to fight | |
Black coffee | |
Feelin' low as the ground | |
It' s drivin' me crazy | |
This thinkin' ' bout my baby | |
Might maybe come around | |
Come around |