| Song | Illusions In G Major |
| Artist | Electric Light Orchestra |
| Album | Live At The BBC (1973-76) |
| 作曲 : Lynne | |
| On the seven seas, there was a phantom ship a-comin', | |
| Shinin' in the dead of night, | |
| I heard the crew a-hummin' | |
| Tunes that sounded like the Rolling Stones and Leonard Cohen. | |
| But they didn't know the words, | |
| So I assumed that they was foreign. | |
| But I heard them just the same. | |
| Oh, doctor, let me teach 'em, | |
| I just wanna please 'em now. | |
| I said, "Doctor, let me teach 'em, | |
| I just wanna please 'em now." | |
| I looked up in the sky: there was a phantom plane a-comin', | |
| Shinin' in the dead of night, | |
| I heard the pilot saying | |
| Poems that were written by John Keats and Robert Browning. | |
| But he didn't know the words, | |
| So I suppose that it was nothing. | |
| But I heard them just the same. | |
| Oh, doctor, let me teach 'em, | |
| I just wanna please 'em now. | |
| I said, "Doctor, let me teach 'em, | |
| I just wanna please 'em now." | |
| Oh, doctor, please believe me, | |
| I know you won't deceive me, | |
| But do these things I'm seein' | |
| Have any hidden meaning. | |
| It's all good entertainment, | |
| And it doesn't cost a penny. | |
| So please, doc, let me teach 'em, | |
| If I could only reach 'em. | |
| But I heard them just the same. | |
| Oh, doctor, let me teach 'em, | |
| I just wanna please 'em now. | |
| Oh, doctor, let me teach 'em, | |
| I just wanna please 'em now. |
| zuò qǔ : Lynne | |
| On the seven seas, there was a phantom ship acomin', | |
| Shinin' in the dead of night, | |
| I heard the crew ahummin' | |
| Tunes that sounded like the Rolling Stones and Leonard Cohen. | |
| But they didn' t know the words, | |
| So I assumed that they was foreign. | |
| But I heard them just the same. | |
| Oh, doctor, let me teach ' em, | |
| I just wanna please ' em now. | |
| I said, " Doctor, let me teach ' em, | |
| I just wanna please ' em now." | |
| I looked up in the sky: there was a phantom plane acomin', | |
| Shinin' in the dead of night, | |
| I heard the pilot saying | |
| Poems that were written by John Keats and Robert Browning. | |
| But he didn' t know the words, | |
| So I suppose that it was nothing. | |
| But I heard them just the same. | |
| Oh, doctor, let me teach ' em, | |
| I just wanna please ' em now. | |
| I said, " Doctor, let me teach ' em, | |
| I just wanna please ' em now." | |
| Oh, doctor, please believe me, | |
| I know you won' t deceive me, | |
| But do these things I' m seein' | |
| Have any hidden meaning. | |
| It' s all good entertainment, | |
| And it doesn' t cost a penny. | |
| So please, doc, let me teach ' em, | |
| If I could only reach ' em. | |
| But I heard them just the same. | |
| Oh, doctor, let me teach ' em, | |
| I just wanna please ' em now. | |
| Oh, doctor, let me teach ' em, | |
| I just wanna please ' em now. |