Song | Daddy's Here |
Artist | Ralph McTell |
Album | Spiral Staircase |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : McTell | |
Footsteps down the stairs and at the door | |
Pausing in the hall and at the door | |
'Cos I know Daddy's here | |
I can tell that he's there. | |
And that means she'll be glad | |
Until we're in bed then she's alone | |
For there are things they have to say | |
And we are sent away. | |
Mama, the room is cold and he is scared | |
I am too, and you're not there. | |
How could we know you'd only took a walk | |
To a neighbour for a quiet talk. | |
Sunshine's dying flicker on grey stone walls | |
Outside in the hall the old dog growls | |
And we're in bed playing guessing games | |
Telling stories, making plans. | |
Radio, celery and Sunday tea | |
It is nicer here, just us three | |
And I know he won't come again | |
There is no need to explain. |
zuo ci : McTell | |
Footsteps down the stairs and at the door | |
Pausing in the hall and at the door | |
' Cos I know Daddy' s here | |
I can tell that he' s there. | |
And that means she' ll be glad | |
Until we' re in bed then she' s alone | |
For there are things they have to say | |
And we are sent away. | |
Mama, the room is cold and he is scared | |
I am too, and you' re not there. | |
How could we know you' d only took a walk | |
To a neighbour for a quiet talk. | |
Sunshine' s dying flicker on grey stone walls | |
Outside in the hall the old dog growls | |
And we' re in bed playing guessing games | |
Telling stories, making plans. | |
Radio, celery and Sunday tea | |
It is nicer here, just us three | |
And I know he won' t come again | |
There is no need to explain. |
zuò cí : McTell | |
Footsteps down the stairs and at the door | |
Pausing in the hall and at the door | |
' Cos I know Daddy' s here | |
I can tell that he' s there. | |
And that means she' ll be glad | |
Until we' re in bed then she' s alone | |
For there are things they have to say | |
And we are sent away. | |
Mama, the room is cold and he is scared | |
I am too, and you' re not there. | |
How could we know you' d only took a walk | |
To a neighbour for a quiet talk. | |
Sunshine' s dying flicker on grey stone walls | |
Outside in the hall the old dog growls | |
And we' re in bed playing guessing games | |
Telling stories, making plans. | |
Radio, celery and Sunday tea | |
It is nicer here, just us three | |
And I know he won' t come again | |
There is no need to explain. |