Song | Then Came Lo Mein |
Artist | Robert Earl Keen |
Album | Picnic |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Keen | |
There were lean times, they were tough | |
There were mean times they were rough | |
And the good times didn’t outweigh the bad | |
I was sad you were bitter | |
But you were no quitter | |
When nothin’ was all that we had | |
We were drinkin’ a lot | |
We were thinkin’ of tyin’ the knot | |
Or maybe throw in the towel | |
Make up have a kid | |
Break up and we did | |
But only just for awhile | |
Then came lo mein and going insane | |
At the Chinese cafe way downtown | |
I was steamed | |
I was fried but you stood by my side | |
When I had my nervous breakdown | |
There were noodles galore | |
All over the floor | |
And hot mustard sauce everywhere | |
But I held your hand ‘til you calmed down again | |
And picked out the rice in your hair | |
After that we agreed | |
When in fact what we need | |
Is to pack up and take the first plane | |
Take a bus take a bike | |
Take care take a hike | |
Take out but leave the lo mein | |
I remember it now when we order kung pao | |
And bow our heads to say grace | |
The day we left town and that nervous breakdown | |
At the all-you-can-eat | |
Chinese place | |
At the Chinese cafe way downtown |
zuo ci : Keen | |
There were lean times, they were tough | |
There were mean times they were rough | |
And the good times didn' t outweigh the bad | |
I was sad you were bitter | |
But you were no quitter | |
When nothin' was all that we had | |
We were drinkin' a lot | |
We were thinkin' of tyin' the knot | |
Or maybe throw in the towel | |
Make up have a kid | |
Break up and we did | |
But only just for awhile | |
Then came lo mein and going insane | |
At the Chinese cafe way downtown | |
I was steamed | |
I was fried but you stood by my side | |
When I had my nervous breakdown | |
There were noodles galore | |
All over the floor | |
And hot mustard sauce everywhere | |
But I held your hand ' til you calmed down again | |
And picked out the rice in your hair | |
After that we agreed | |
When in fact what we need | |
Is to pack up and take the first plane | |
Take a bus take a bike | |
Take care take a hike | |
Take out but leave the lo mein | |
I remember it now when we order kung pao | |
And bow our heads to say grace | |
The day we left town and that nervous breakdown | |
At the allyoucaneat | |
Chinese place | |
At the Chinese cafe way downtown |
zuò cí : Keen | |
There were lean times, they were tough | |
There were mean times they were rough | |
And the good times didn' t outweigh the bad | |
I was sad you were bitter | |
But you were no quitter | |
When nothin' was all that we had | |
We were drinkin' a lot | |
We were thinkin' of tyin' the knot | |
Or maybe throw in the towel | |
Make up have a kid | |
Break up and we did | |
But only just for awhile | |
Then came lo mein and going insane | |
At the Chinese cafe way downtown | |
I was steamed | |
I was fried but you stood by my side | |
When I had my nervous breakdown | |
There were noodles galore | |
All over the floor | |
And hot mustard sauce everywhere | |
But I held your hand ' til you calmed down again | |
And picked out the rice in your hair | |
After that we agreed | |
When in fact what we need | |
Is to pack up and take the first plane | |
Take a bus take a bike | |
Take care take a hike | |
Take out but leave the lo mein | |
I remember it now when we order kung pao | |
And bow our heads to say grace | |
The day we left town and that nervous breakdown | |
At the allyoucaneat | |
Chinese place | |
At the Chinese cafe way downtown |