作词 : Barson, Thompson | |
He hums a tune through his street | |
My unlatched window, the tune repeats | |
The curb crawling, car winds down to a stop | |
A few seconds mumbled then whisks him off | |
Sick and tired of abuse | |
Controlled sign of hysteria | |
But like when dawn arrives | |
He remembers his leisure | |
He risks returning through his block | |
A crack in the curtains is unlocked | |
No meeting with a mother or greeting a friend | |
Sharp looking boot jack with time to spend | |
Sick and tired of abuse | |
Controlled sign of hysteria | |
But like when dawn arrives | |
He remembers his leisure | |
He rides tonight through his manor | |
I can see his conscience get the better | |
From a doorway stepped in shadowed leather | |
Exchanging handshakes for money and pleasure | |
He crawls returning through his scum | |
From a dirty window, his body’s numb | |
Beneath the street lamp, tilts shoulders bent | |
Meets his pickup who pays his rent | |
Sick and tired of abuse | |
Controlled sign of hysteria | |
But like when dawn arrives | |
He remembers his leisure | |
His leisure |
zuo ci : Barson, Thompson | |
He hums a tune through his street | |
My unlatched window, the tune repeats | |
The curb crawling, car winds down to a stop | |
A few seconds mumbled then whisks him off | |
Sick and tired of abuse | |
Controlled sign of hysteria | |
But like when dawn arrives | |
He remembers his leisure | |
He risks returning through his block | |
A crack in the curtains is unlocked | |
No meeting with a mother or greeting a friend | |
Sharp looking boot jack with time to spend | |
Sick and tired of abuse | |
Controlled sign of hysteria | |
But like when dawn arrives | |
He remembers his leisure | |
He rides tonight through his manor | |
I can see his conscience get the better | |
From a doorway stepped in shadowed leather | |
Exchanging handshakes for money and pleasure | |
He crawls returning through his scum | |
From a dirty window, his body' s numb | |
Beneath the street lamp, tilts shoulders bent | |
Meets his pickup who pays his rent | |
Sick and tired of abuse | |
Controlled sign of hysteria | |
But like when dawn arrives | |
He remembers his leisure | |
His leisure |
zuò cí : Barson, Thompson | |
He hums a tune through his street | |
My unlatched window, the tune repeats | |
The curb crawling, car winds down to a stop | |
A few seconds mumbled then whisks him off | |
Sick and tired of abuse | |
Controlled sign of hysteria | |
But like when dawn arrives | |
He remembers his leisure | |
He risks returning through his block | |
A crack in the curtains is unlocked | |
No meeting with a mother or greeting a friend | |
Sharp looking boot jack with time to spend | |
Sick and tired of abuse | |
Controlled sign of hysteria | |
But like when dawn arrives | |
He remembers his leisure | |
He rides tonight through his manor | |
I can see his conscience get the better | |
From a doorway stepped in shadowed leather | |
Exchanging handshakes for money and pleasure | |
He crawls returning through his scum | |
From a dirty window, his body' s numb | |
Beneath the street lamp, tilts shoulders bent | |
Meets his pickup who pays his rent | |
Sick and tired of abuse | |
Controlled sign of hysteria | |
But like when dawn arrives | |
He remembers his leisure | |
His leisure |