| 作词 : Henry | |
| Teri comes in laughing | |
| Shakes her coat off | |
| And I just can’t bear to look | |
| Anymore I hear somebody laughing | |
| I just figure, I’ve been took | |
| She stands right behind me | |
| With one hand on my back | |
| My eyes are closed | |
| At first I think she speaks to me | |
| But when I hear him say, “Hi” | |
| I say, “oh” | |
| Oh, oh, oh | |
| Here come the angels talking sweet to me | |
| Just like the thought that I was dumb | |
| Like I don’t hear the talk from town | |
| Like I don’t know what’s ‘bout to come | |
| Everybody knows they left Paul without his clothes | |
| Behind the barn in tears | |
| Now we can’t get him off that God damned horse | |
| He’s been there for years | |
| Years, years, years | |
| It’s ten o’clock the tv’s on my bed | |
| The news is on, it’s never good | |
| I’m up, I’m up, I’m getting up, I will | |
| I know I really should | |
| This lake is too big for me Jesus | |
| Don’t hold me to anything I do | |
| If I surrender now and let it swallow me | |
| Don’t think they won’t blame you | |
| You, you, you, you | |
| Don’t think they won’t blame you | |
| Don’t think they won’t blame you |
| zuo ci : Henry | |
| Teri comes in laughing | |
| Shakes her coat off | |
| And I just can' t bear to look | |
| Anymore I hear somebody laughing | |
| I just figure, I' ve been took | |
| She stands right behind me | |
| With one hand on my back | |
| My eyes are closed | |
| At first I think she speaks to me | |
| But when I hear him say, " Hi" | |
| I say, " oh" | |
| Oh, oh, oh | |
| Here come the angels talking sweet to me | |
| Just like the thought that I was dumb | |
| Like I don' t hear the talk from town | |
| Like I don' t know what' s ' bout to come | |
| Everybody knows they left Paul without his clothes | |
| Behind the barn in tears | |
| Now we can' t get him off that God damned horse | |
| He' s been there for years | |
| Years, years, years | |
| It' s ten o' clock the tv' s on my bed | |
| The news is on, it' s never good | |
| I' m up, I' m up, I' m getting up, I will | |
| I know I really should | |
| This lake is too big for me Jesus | |
| Don' t hold me to anything I do | |
| If I surrender now and let it swallow me | |
| Don' t think they won' t blame you | |
| You, you, you, you | |
| Don' t think they won' t blame you | |
| Don' t think they won' t blame you |
| zuò cí : Henry | |
| Teri comes in laughing | |
| Shakes her coat off | |
| And I just can' t bear to look | |
| Anymore I hear somebody laughing | |
| I just figure, I' ve been took | |
| She stands right behind me | |
| With one hand on my back | |
| My eyes are closed | |
| At first I think she speaks to me | |
| But when I hear him say, " Hi" | |
| I say, " oh" | |
| Oh, oh, oh | |
| Here come the angels talking sweet to me | |
| Just like the thought that I was dumb | |
| Like I don' t hear the talk from town | |
| Like I don' t know what' s ' bout to come | |
| Everybody knows they left Paul without his clothes | |
| Behind the barn in tears | |
| Now we can' t get him off that God damned horse | |
| He' s been there for years | |
| Years, years, years | |
| It' s ten o' clock the tv' s on my bed | |
| The news is on, it' s never good | |
| I' m up, I' m up, I' m getting up, I will | |
| I know I really should | |
| This lake is too big for me Jesus | |
| Don' t hold me to anything I do | |
| If I surrender now and let it swallow me | |
| Don' t think they won' t blame you | |
| You, you, you, you | |
| Don' t think they won' t blame you | |
| Don' t think they won' t blame you |