Song | Row The Boat Together |
Artist | The Hollies |
Album | Singles A's And B's 1970-1979 |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Clarke | |
Lyrics:Clarke Music:Clarke | |
Standing by a riverside | |
A river so deep and so wide | |
Current's too strong for only one man | |
I know because I tried | |
I got eight oars - | |
four on either side | |
Is there anybody with me | |
Eight hands four willing hearts | |
Won't someone answer my plea | |
Well I got in the boat | |
I stayed afloat | |
Some way across I was tiring | |
Well I need someone to help me | |
to get to the other side | |
Along came son of Alabama south | |
He said 'I heard you calling | |
If you don't mind the colour of my skin | |
I'll help you not to fall in' | |
Then suddenly Joe from out of Tokyo | |
'If my eyes don't make you nervous | |
I used to handle a junk back home' | |
Said 'Can I be of service' | |
Well we got in the boat | |
we stayed afloat | |
Halfway across we were tiring | |
We got to row this boat together | |
to get to the other side | |
Two more oars | |
only one seat left | |
One more person to lean on | |
A brotherhood boat to a land called home | |
with our share of freedom | |
Got in the boat | |
stayed afloat | |
There's no need to be tiring | |
We rowed this boat together | |
Happiness meets the other side | |
We rowed this boat together | |
Happiness meets the other side | |
We rowed this boat together | |
Happiness meets the other side |
zuo ci : Clarke | |
Lyrics: Clarke Music: Clarke | |
Standing by a riverside | |
A river so deep and so wide | |
Current' s too strong for only one man | |
I know because I tried | |
I got eight oars | |
four on either side | |
Is there anybody with me | |
Eight hands four willing hearts | |
Won' t someone answer my plea | |
Well I got in the boat | |
I stayed afloat | |
Some way across I was tiring | |
Well I need someone to help me | |
to get to the other side | |
Along came son of Alabama south | |
He said ' I heard you calling | |
If you don' t mind the colour of my skin | |
I' ll help you not to fall in' | |
Then suddenly Joe from out of Tokyo | |
' If my eyes don' t make you nervous | |
I used to handle a junk back home' | |
Said ' Can I be of service' | |
Well we got in the boat | |
we stayed afloat | |
Halfway across we were tiring | |
We got to row this boat together | |
to get to the other side | |
Two more oars | |
only one seat left | |
One more person to lean on | |
A brotherhood boat to a land called home | |
with our share of freedom | |
Got in the boat | |
stayed afloat | |
There' s no need to be tiring | |
We rowed this boat together | |
Happiness meets the other side | |
We rowed this boat together | |
Happiness meets the other side | |
We rowed this boat together | |
Happiness meets the other side |
zuò cí : Clarke | |
Lyrics: Clarke Music: Clarke | |
Standing by a riverside | |
A river so deep and so wide | |
Current' s too strong for only one man | |
I know because I tried | |
I got eight oars | |
four on either side | |
Is there anybody with me | |
Eight hands four willing hearts | |
Won' t someone answer my plea | |
Well I got in the boat | |
I stayed afloat | |
Some way across I was tiring | |
Well I need someone to help me | |
to get to the other side | |
Along came son of Alabama south | |
He said ' I heard you calling | |
If you don' t mind the colour of my skin | |
I' ll help you not to fall in' | |
Then suddenly Joe from out of Tokyo | |
' If my eyes don' t make you nervous | |
I used to handle a junk back home' | |
Said ' Can I be of service' | |
Well we got in the boat | |
we stayed afloat | |
Halfway across we were tiring | |
We got to row this boat together | |
to get to the other side | |
Two more oars | |
only one seat left | |
One more person to lean on | |
A brotherhood boat to a land called home | |
with our share of freedom | |
Got in the boat | |
stayed afloat | |
There' s no need to be tiring | |
We rowed this boat together | |
Happiness meets the other side | |
We rowed this boat together | |
Happiness meets the other side | |
We rowed this boat together | |
Happiness meets the other side |