| Song | Cabaret |
| Artist | Helmut Lotti |
| Album | Time To Swing |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.000] | 作词 : John Kander/Fred Ebb |
| [00:01.000] | 作曲 : John Kander/Fred Ebb |
| [00:09.157] | What good is sitting alone in your room? |
| [00:13.258] | Come here the music play |
| [00:17.815] | Life is the cabaret, old chum, |
| [00:22.006] | Come to the cabaret |
| [00:26.709] | Put down the knitting, the book and the broom |
| [00:31.183] | Time for a holiday |
| [00:35.593] | Life is the cabaret, old chum, |
| [00:39.819] | Come to the cabaret |
| [00:43.712] | Come test that wine |
| [00:45.711] | Come hear the band |
| [00:48.036] | Come blow the horn, start celebrating |
| [00:51.028] | Right this way your table's waiting |
| [00:53.499] | No use permitting some prophet of doom |
| [00:57.462] | To wipe every smile away. |
| [01:02.193] | Life is the cabaret, old chum |
| [01:06.528] | Come to the cabaret |
| [01:12.999] | I used to have this girlfriend know as Elsie |
| [01:17.374] | with whom I shared fore sordid room in Chelsea |
| [01:21.877] | She wasn't what you'd call a blushing flower |
| [01:26.430] | as a matter of fact that she rented by the hour |
| [01:30.714] | The day she die the neighbours came to snicker |
| [01:35.181] | Well that's what come to much of pills and liquor |
| [01:40.001] | But when I saw her laid out like a queen |
| [01:46.878] | She was the happiest corpe I'd ever seen |
| [01:53.527] | I think of Elsie to this very day |
| [01:57.244] | I remember how she turn to me and say... |
| [02:04.807] | What good is sitting alone in your room? |
| [02:11.371] | Come here the music play |
| [02:18.744] | Life is the cabaret, old chum, |
| [02:26.038] | Come to the cabaret |
| [02:31.640] | And as for me.ha |
| [02:33.964] | And as for me |
| [02:36.516] | I made my mind up back in Chelsea when I go... |
| [02:47.489] | I'm going like Elsie... |
| [02:52.590] | Start by admitting from cradle to tomb |
| [03:01.120] | It isn't that long a stay |
| [03:06.269] | Life is the cabaret, old chum |
| [03:10.365] | It's only a cabaret, old chum |
| [03:14.420] | And I love the cabaret |
| [00:00.000] | zuo ci : John Kander Fred Ebb |
| [00:01.000] | zuo qu : John Kander Fred Ebb |
| [00:09.157] | What good is sitting alone in your room? |
| [00:13.258] | Come here the music play |
| [00:17.815] | Life is the cabaret, old chum, |
| [00:22.006] | Come to the cabaret |
| [00:26.709] | Put down the knitting, the book and the broom |
| [00:31.183] | Time for a holiday |
| [00:35.593] | Life is the cabaret, old chum, |
| [00:39.819] | Come to the cabaret |
| [00:43.712] | Come test that wine |
| [00:45.711] | Come hear the band |
| [00:48.036] | Come blow the horn, start celebrating |
| [00:51.028] | Right this way your table' s waiting |
| [00:53.499] | No use permitting some prophet of doom |
| [00:57.462] | To wipe every smile away. |
| [01:02.193] | Life is the cabaret, old chum |
| [01:06.528] | Come to the cabaret |
| [01:12.999] | I used to have this girlfriend know as Elsie |
| [01:17.374] | with whom I shared fore sordid room in Chelsea |
| [01:21.877] | She wasn' t what you' d call a blushing flower |
| [01:26.430] | as a matter of fact that she rented by the hour |
| [01:30.714] | The day she die the neighbours came to snicker |
| [01:35.181] | Well that' s what come to much of pills and liquor |
| [01:40.001] | But when I saw her laid out like a queen |
| [01:46.878] | She was the happiest corpe I' d ever seen |
| [01:53.527] | I think of Elsie to this very day |
| [01:57.244] | I remember how she turn to me and say... |
| [02:04.807] | What good is sitting alone in your room? |
| [02:11.371] | Come here the music play |
| [02:18.744] | Life is the cabaret, old chum, |
| [02:26.038] | Come to the cabaret |
| [02:31.640] | And as for me. ha |
| [02:33.964] | And as for me |
| [02:36.516] | I made my mind up back in Chelsea when I go... |
| [02:47.489] | I' m going like Elsie... |
| [02:52.590] | Start by admitting from cradle to tomb |
| [03:01.120] | It isn' t that long a stay |
| [03:06.269] | Life is the cabaret, old chum |
| [03:10.365] | It' s only a cabaret, old chum |
| [03:14.420] | And I love the cabaret |
| [00:00.000] | zuò cí : John Kander Fred Ebb |
| [00:01.000] | zuò qǔ : John Kander Fred Ebb |
| [00:09.157] | What good is sitting alone in your room? |
| [00:13.258] | Come here the music play |
| [00:17.815] | Life is the cabaret, old chum, |
| [00:22.006] | Come to the cabaret |
| [00:26.709] | Put down the knitting, the book and the broom |
| [00:31.183] | Time for a holiday |
| [00:35.593] | Life is the cabaret, old chum, |
| [00:39.819] | Come to the cabaret |
| [00:43.712] | Come test that wine |
| [00:45.711] | Come hear the band |
| [00:48.036] | Come blow the horn, start celebrating |
| [00:51.028] | Right this way your table' s waiting |
| [00:53.499] | No use permitting some prophet of doom |
| [00:57.462] | To wipe every smile away. |
| [01:02.193] | Life is the cabaret, old chum |
| [01:06.528] | Come to the cabaret |
| [01:12.999] | I used to have this girlfriend know as Elsie |
| [01:17.374] | with whom I shared fore sordid room in Chelsea |
| [01:21.877] | She wasn' t what you' d call a blushing flower |
| [01:26.430] | as a matter of fact that she rented by the hour |
| [01:30.714] | The day she die the neighbours came to snicker |
| [01:35.181] | Well that' s what come to much of pills and liquor |
| [01:40.001] | But when I saw her laid out like a queen |
| [01:46.878] | She was the happiest corpe I' d ever seen |
| [01:53.527] | I think of Elsie to this very day |
| [01:57.244] | I remember how she turn to me and say... |
| [02:04.807] | What good is sitting alone in your room? |
| [02:11.371] | Come here the music play |
| [02:18.744] | Life is the cabaret, old chum, |
| [02:26.038] | Come to the cabaret |
| [02:31.640] | And as for me. ha |
| [02:33.964] | And as for me |
| [02:36.516] | I made my mind up back in Chelsea when I go... |
| [02:47.489] | I' m going like Elsie... |
| [02:52.590] | Start by admitting from cradle to tomb |
| [03:01.120] | It isn' t that long a stay |
| [03:06.269] | Life is the cabaret, old chum |
| [03:10.365] | It' s only a cabaret, old chum |
| [03:14.420] | And I love the cabaret |