Song | Waiting for Margaux |
Artist | Al Stewart |
Album | Down in the Cellar |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Stewart | |
She says she works "in government" | |
Though her job is ill-defined | |
She's a registered Republican | |
With a bitter chocolate mind | |
She sometimes lives in Washington | |
She always lives in hope | |
She drives a European car | |
And buys expensive soap | |
She grew up as a rebel | |
Though her tastes were quite diverse | |
Stayed up in her room at night | |
With existential verse | |
But something changed in college | |
And she grew more resolute | |
Still she keeps that air of danger | |
Even in a business suit | |
She's got the best taste in wine | |
She's got the best taste in wine | |
And though her icons and her medieval armour | |
Seem a little cold | |
I'd go 'round there anytime | |
That stuff is so hard to find | |
I don't know what we talk about | |
It drifts off to the chairs and curtain folds | |
Oh Margaux, I'm waiting for you | |
Oh Margaux, what can I do | |
I don't know what she sees in me | |
I sometimes get confused | |
At times she looks at me as if | |
She's secretly amused | |
And though I'm no sophisticate | |
I don't think I'd be shocked | |
I'd like to know what's in those drawers | |
And rooms that she keeps locked |
zuo ci : Stewart | |
She says she works " in government" | |
Though her job is illdefined | |
She' s a registered Republican | |
With a bitter chocolate mind | |
She sometimes lives in Washington | |
She always lives in hope | |
She drives a European car | |
And buys expensive soap | |
She grew up as a rebel | |
Though her tastes were quite diverse | |
Stayed up in her room at night | |
With existential verse | |
But something changed in college | |
And she grew more resolute | |
Still she keeps that air of danger | |
Even in a business suit | |
She' s got the best taste in wine | |
She' s got the best taste in wine | |
And though her icons and her medieval armour | |
Seem a little cold | |
I' d go ' round there anytime | |
That stuff is so hard to find | |
I don' t know what we talk about | |
It drifts off to the chairs and curtain folds | |
Oh Margaux, I' m waiting for you | |
Oh Margaux, what can I do | |
I don' t know what she sees in me | |
I sometimes get confused | |
At times she looks at me as if | |
She' s secretly amused | |
And though I' m no sophisticate | |
I don' t think I' d be shocked | |
I' d like to know what' s in those drawers | |
And rooms that she keeps locked |
zuò cí : Stewart | |
She says she works " in government" | |
Though her job is illdefined | |
She' s a registered Republican | |
With a bitter chocolate mind | |
She sometimes lives in Washington | |
She always lives in hope | |
She drives a European car | |
And buys expensive soap | |
She grew up as a rebel | |
Though her tastes were quite diverse | |
Stayed up in her room at night | |
With existential verse | |
But something changed in college | |
And she grew more resolute | |
Still she keeps that air of danger | |
Even in a business suit | |
She' s got the best taste in wine | |
She' s got the best taste in wine | |
And though her icons and her medieval armour | |
Seem a little cold | |
I' d go ' round there anytime | |
That stuff is so hard to find | |
I don' t know what we talk about | |
It drifts off to the chairs and curtain folds | |
Oh Margaux, I' m waiting for you | |
Oh Margaux, what can I do | |
I don' t know what she sees in me | |
I sometimes get confused | |
At times she looks at me as if | |
She' s secretly amused | |
And though I' m no sophisticate | |
I don' t think I' d be shocked | |
I' d like to know what' s in those drawers | |
And rooms that she keeps locked |