Song | Watercolour Ponies |
Artist | Wayne Watson |
Album | Living Room |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Watson | |
There are watercolour ponies | |
On my refrigerater door | |
And the shape of something | |
I don't really recognize | |
Drawn by careful little fingers | |
And put proudly on display | |
A reminder to us all | |
Of how time flies | |
Seems an endless mound of laundry | |
And a stairway laced with toys | |
Gives a blow by blow | |
Reminder of the war | |
That we fight for their well-being | |
For their greater understanding | |
To impart a holy reverance | |
For the Lord | |
(chorus) | |
But, baby, what will we do | |
When it comes back to me an you? | |
They look a little less | |
Like little boys every day | |
Oh, the pleasure of watching | |
The children growing | |
Is mixed with a bitter cup | |
Of knowing the watercolour ponies | |
Will one day ride away | |
(bridge) | |
And the vision can get so narrow | |
As you view through your tiny world | |
And little victories can go by | |
With no applause | |
But in the greater evaluation | |
As they fly from your nest of love | |
May they mount up with wings | |
As eagles for His cause | |
(chorus) |
zuo qu : Watson | |
There are watercolour ponies | |
On my refrigerater door | |
And the shape of something | |
I don' t really recognize | |
Drawn by careful little fingers | |
And put proudly on display | |
A reminder to us all | |
Of how time flies | |
Seems an endless mound of laundry | |
And a stairway laced with toys | |
Gives a blow by blow | |
Reminder of the war | |
That we fight for their wellbeing | |
For their greater understanding | |
To impart a holy reverance | |
For the Lord | |
chorus | |
But, baby, what will we do | |
When it comes back to me an you? | |
They look a little less | |
Like little boys every day | |
Oh, the pleasure of watching | |
The children growing | |
Is mixed with a bitter cup | |
Of knowing the watercolour ponies | |
Will one day ride away | |
bridge | |
And the vision can get so narrow | |
As you view through your tiny world | |
And little victories can go by | |
With no applause | |
But in the greater evaluation | |
As they fly from your nest of love | |
May they mount up with wings | |
As eagles for His cause | |
chorus |
zuò qǔ : Watson | |
There are watercolour ponies | |
On my refrigerater door | |
And the shape of something | |
I don' t really recognize | |
Drawn by careful little fingers | |
And put proudly on display | |
A reminder to us all | |
Of how time flies | |
Seems an endless mound of laundry | |
And a stairway laced with toys | |
Gives a blow by blow | |
Reminder of the war | |
That we fight for their wellbeing | |
For their greater understanding | |
To impart a holy reverance | |
For the Lord | |
chorus | |
But, baby, what will we do | |
When it comes back to me an you? | |
They look a little less | |
Like little boys every day | |
Oh, the pleasure of watching | |
The children growing | |
Is mixed with a bitter cup | |
Of knowing the watercolour ponies | |
Will one day ride away | |
bridge | |
And the vision can get so narrow | |
As you view through your tiny world | |
And little victories can go by | |
With no applause | |
But in the greater evaluation | |
As they fly from your nest of love | |
May they mount up with wings | |
As eagles for His cause | |
chorus |