Song | Riding on the Equator |
Artist | Felt |
Album | Poem of the River |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Hayward | |
The way you threw yourself at the waiter | |
Could tell by the look on his face | |
He thought you were mad | |
You went off riding on the equator | |
I tell you that waiter sure was glad | |
You sold your story to the newspaper | |
And went round the world in a caravan | |
You made lots of people very unhappy | |
And turned yourself into a wanted man | |
Then you said that the world was something to behold | |
Not to be bought or to be sold | |
It was something that you could hold | |
You've got something special it's a secret | |
You're in transit a nomad | |
You left that girl in Panama City | |
I said it was the best woman you ever had | |
You called me up from where you were living | |
Said you had some more stories you wanted to tell | |
About how you always spent your life | |
In some kind of prison | |
I said those true stories are the hardest to sell |
zuo ci : Hayward | |
The way you threw yourself at the waiter | |
Could tell by the look on his face | |
He thought you were mad | |
You went off riding on the equator | |
I tell you that waiter sure was glad | |
You sold your story to the newspaper | |
And went round the world in a caravan | |
You made lots of people very unhappy | |
And turned yourself into a wanted man | |
Then you said that the world was something to behold | |
Not to be bought or to be sold | |
It was something that you could hold | |
You' ve got something special it' s a secret | |
You' re in transit a nomad | |
You left that girl in Panama City | |
I said it was the best woman you ever had | |
You called me up from where you were living | |
Said you had some more stories you wanted to tell | |
About how you always spent your life | |
In some kind of prison | |
I said those true stories are the hardest to sell |
zuò cí : Hayward | |
The way you threw yourself at the waiter | |
Could tell by the look on his face | |
He thought you were mad | |
You went off riding on the equator | |
I tell you that waiter sure was glad | |
You sold your story to the newspaper | |
And went round the world in a caravan | |
You made lots of people very unhappy | |
And turned yourself into a wanted man | |
Then you said that the world was something to behold | |
Not to be bought or to be sold | |
It was something that you could hold | |
You' ve got something special it' s a secret | |
You' re in transit a nomad | |
You left that girl in Panama City | |
I said it was the best woman you ever had | |
You called me up from where you were living | |
Said you had some more stories you wanted to tell | |
About how you always spent your life | |
In some kind of prison | |
I said those true stories are the hardest to sell |