| Song | The Boxer |
| Artist | Mumford & Sons |
| Artist | Jerry Douglas |
| Artist | Paul Simon |
| Album | Babel (Deluxe) |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.00] | 作词 : Paul Simon |
| [00:01.00] | 作曲 : Paul Simon |
| [00:10.32] | I am just a poor boy |
| [00:12.11] | Though my story's seldom told |
| [00:15.05] | I squandered my resistance |
| [00:17.22] | For a pocket full of mumbles such are promises |
| [00:20.79] | |
| [00:21.74] | All lies and jests |
| [00:23.08] | Still a man hears |
| [00:24.37] | What he wants to hear |
| [00:26.47] | And disregards the rest |
| [00:28.44] | |
| [00:31.38] | When I left my home and my family |
| [00:34.01] | I was no more than a boy |
| [00:36.40] | In the company of strangers |
| [00:38.96] | In the quiet of the railway stations running scared |
| [00:42.53] | |
| [00:43.29] | Laying low seeking out the poor quarters |
| [00:47.00] | Where the ragged people go |
| [00:49.10] | Looking for the places |
| [00:51.22] | Only they would know |
| [00:52.79] | |
| [00:53.75] | Asking only workman's wages |
| [01:11.10] | I come looking for a job |
| [01:13.31] | But I get no offers |
| [01:16.48] | Just a come on |
| [01:17.41] | From the whores on seventh avenue |
| [01:20.72] | I do declare there were times |
| [01:23.13] | When I was so lonesome |
| [01:25.37] | I took some comfort there |
| [01:27.56] | |
| [01:31.05] | Then I'm laying down my winter clothes |
| [01:33.66] | And wishing I was home going home |
| [01:38.95] | Where the New York City winters |
| [01:40.64] | Are bleeding me, bleeding me going home |
| [01:47.73] | |
| [02:30.38] | In the clearing stands a boxer and a fighter by his trade |
| [02:35.53] | And he carries the reminder of every glove that laid him down |
| [02:40.93] | And cut him till he cried out in his anger and his shame |
| [02:45.53] | I am leaving I am leaving but the fighter still remains |
| [00:00.00] | zuo ci : Paul Simon |
| [00:01.00] | zuo qu : Paul Simon |
| [00:10.32] | I am just a poor boy |
| [00:12.11] | Though my story' s seldom told |
| [00:15.05] | I squandered my resistance |
| [00:17.22] | For a pocket full of mumbles such are promises |
| [00:20.79] | |
| [00:21.74] | All lies and jests |
| [00:23.08] | Still a man hears |
| [00:24.37] | What he wants to hear |
| [00:26.47] | And disregards the rest |
| [00:28.44] | |
| [00:31.38] | When I left my home and my family |
| [00:34.01] | I was no more than a boy |
| [00:36.40] | In the company of strangers |
| [00:38.96] | In the quiet of the railway stations running scared |
| [00:42.53] | |
| [00:43.29] | Laying low seeking out the poor quarters |
| [00:47.00] | Where the ragged people go |
| [00:49.10] | Looking for the places |
| [00:51.22] | Only they would know |
| [00:52.79] | |
| [00:53.75] | Asking only workman' s wages |
| [01:11.10] | I come looking for a job |
| [01:13.31] | But I get no offers |
| [01:16.48] | Just a come on |
| [01:17.41] | From the whores on seventh avenue |
| [01:20.72] | I do declare there were times |
| [01:23.13] | When I was so lonesome |
| [01:25.37] | I took some comfort there |
| [01:27.56] | |
| [01:31.05] | Then I' m laying down my winter clothes |
| [01:33.66] | And wishing I was home going home |
| [01:38.95] | Where the New York City winters |
| [01:40.64] | Are bleeding me, bleeding me going home |
| [01:47.73] | |
| [02:30.38] | In the clearing stands a boxer and a fighter by his trade |
| [02:35.53] | And he carries the reminder of every glove that laid him down |
| [02:40.93] | And cut him till he cried out in his anger and his shame |
| [02:45.53] | I am leaving I am leaving but the fighter still remains |
| [00:00.00] | zuò cí : Paul Simon |
| [00:01.00] | zuò qǔ : Paul Simon |
| [00:10.32] | I am just a poor boy |
| [00:12.11] | Though my story' s seldom told |
| [00:15.05] | I squandered my resistance |
| [00:17.22] | For a pocket full of mumbles such are promises |
| [00:20.79] | |
| [00:21.74] | All lies and jests |
| [00:23.08] | Still a man hears |
| [00:24.37] | What he wants to hear |
| [00:26.47] | And disregards the rest |
| [00:28.44] | |
| [00:31.38] | When I left my home and my family |
| [00:34.01] | I was no more than a boy |
| [00:36.40] | In the company of strangers |
| [00:38.96] | In the quiet of the railway stations running scared |
| [00:42.53] | |
| [00:43.29] | Laying low seeking out the poor quarters |
| [00:47.00] | Where the ragged people go |
| [00:49.10] | Looking for the places |
| [00:51.22] | Only they would know |
| [00:52.79] | |
| [00:53.75] | Asking only workman' s wages |
| [01:11.10] | I come looking for a job |
| [01:13.31] | But I get no offers |
| [01:16.48] | Just a come on |
| [01:17.41] | From the whores on seventh avenue |
| [01:20.72] | I do declare there were times |
| [01:23.13] | When I was so lonesome |
| [01:25.37] | I took some comfort there |
| [01:27.56] | |
| [01:31.05] | Then I' m laying down my winter clothes |
| [01:33.66] | And wishing I was home going home |
| [01:38.95] | Where the New York City winters |
| [01:40.64] | Are bleeding me, bleeding me going home |
| [01:47.73] | |
| [02:30.38] | In the clearing stands a boxer and a fighter by his trade |
| [02:35.53] | And he carries the reminder of every glove that laid him down |
| [02:40.93] | And cut him till he cried out in his anger and his shame |
| [02:45.53] | I am leaving I am leaving but the fighter still remains |