The Barfly

	作曲 : Buchanan, Enter The Haggis
	I met an old man one night in a bar
	He was sitting alone
	The way men his age always are
	His movements were slow
	Didn't speak very well
	But every old man has a story to tell
	He lived by the book
	Went to church every day
	But his wife left him young
	With two daughters and bills to pay
	He worked himself hard
	And the years flickered past
	His girls kept him young
	But they grew up so fast
	Prodigal faith always felt second best
	When she turned seventeen
	She took her coat and her camera
	And headed west
	It broke her dad's heart
	But as he likes to say
	With enough time apart
	Even faith fades away
	Jenny met
	Ray in his last days ashore
	They married in
	May And that
	August he joined the war
	He said Jenny don't cry
	I'll be home in the fall
	So she held her head high
	And said nothing at all
	Then he got in a plane
	Took it up in the air
	It never came down
	For all she knows it's stlil
	Flying around up there
	Then Jenny went wrong
	And the last that
	I heard It's been seven years long
	Since she uttered a word
	Seven years gone
	Since she uttered a word
	Now her father just sits
	All alone at the bar
	He orders his drinks
	And smokes cigarettes
	He knows he can't afford
	He's got no regrets
	Says he's doing quite well
	But every old man
	Has a story to tell

	zuò qǔ : Buchanan, Enter The Haggis
	I met an old man one night in a bar
	He was sitting alone
	The way men his age always are
	His movements were slow
	Didn' t speak very well
	But every old man has a story to tell
	He lived by the book
	Went to church every day
	But his wife left him young
	With two daughters and bills to pay
	He worked himself hard
	And the years flickered past
	His girls kept him young
	But they grew up so fast
	Prodigal faith always felt second best
	When she turned seventeen
	She took her coat and her camera
	And headed west
	It broke her dad' s heart
	But as he likes to say
	With enough time apart
	Even faith fades away
	Jenny met
	Ray in his last days ashore
	They married in
	May And that
	August he joined the war
	He said Jenny don' t cry
	I' ll be home in the fall
	So she held her head high
	And said nothing at all
	Then he got in a plane
	Took it up in the air
	It never came down
	For all she knows it' s stlil
	Flying around up there
	Then Jenny went wrong
	And the last that
	I heard It' s been seven years long
	Since she uttered a word
	Seven years gone
	Since she uttered a word
	Now her father just sits
	All alone at the bar
	He orders his drinks
	And smokes cigarettes
	He knows he can' t afford
	He' s got no regrets
	Says he' s doing quite well
	But every old man
	Has a story to tell