Song | Ray's Blues |
Artist | Ray Charles |
Album | The Birth of Soul |
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作词 : Charles | |
Well, have you ever woke up in the morning sometimes | |
Just about the break of day | |
Well, have you ever woke up in the morning sometimes | |
Just about the break of day | |
Reach over and feel the pillow, baby, where your sweet man used to lay | |
Well baby, it's so lonesome by myself | |
Well, it's so lonesome, baby | |
Tired sleeping all by myself | |
Well, I don't want nobody but my baby | |
Shouting, my baby's loving somebody else | |
Oh baby | |
Won't you please hear my plea? | |
Hallelujah, I said, oh, oh baby | |
Won't you please hear my plea? | |
Well, wherever you may be, darling | |
Bring your fine self home to me |
zuo ci : Charles | |
Well, have you ever woke up in the morning sometimes | |
Just about the break of day | |
Well, have you ever woke up in the morning sometimes | |
Just about the break of day | |
Reach over and feel the pillow, baby, where your sweet man used to lay | |
Well baby, it' s so lonesome by myself | |
Well, it' s so lonesome, baby | |
Tired sleeping all by myself | |
Well, I don' t want nobody but my baby | |
Shouting, my baby' s loving somebody else | |
Oh baby | |
Won' t you please hear my plea? | |
Hallelujah, I said, oh, oh baby | |
Won' t you please hear my plea? | |
Well, wherever you may be, darling | |
Bring your fine self home to me |
zuò cí : Charles | |
Well, have you ever woke up in the morning sometimes | |
Just about the break of day | |
Well, have you ever woke up in the morning sometimes | |
Just about the break of day | |
Reach over and feel the pillow, baby, where your sweet man used to lay | |
Well baby, it' s so lonesome by myself | |
Well, it' s so lonesome, baby | |
Tired sleeping all by myself | |
Well, I don' t want nobody but my baby | |
Shouting, my baby' s loving somebody else | |
Oh baby | |
Won' t you please hear my plea? | |
Hallelujah, I said, oh, oh baby | |
Won' t you please hear my plea? | |
Well, wherever you may be, darling | |
Bring your fine self home to me |