作词 : Mead, Miller | |
I'm a king among men down at the 'Just Say When' | |
My loyal subjects raise a glass and send a pint my way | |
But when I leave my throne to the castle I go home | |
I stroll across the drawbridge and this is what I say | |
You are the queen and you're the only queen | |
That there has ever been | |
You rule my very soul, I'm worthless on my own | |
Your majesty will always be supreme | |
And I don't deserve the pleasure and the privilege to serve | |
Yeah, they might call me king but that don't mean a thing | |
'Cause you are the queen | |
In ol' Egypt, the pharaoh had to walk the straight and narrow | |
Back when Cleopatra had her day | |
'Cause he wouldn't get no kissin' until he'd sit and listen | |
To every word ol' Cleo had to say | |
Said, mighty Samson to Delia and Arthur, Guenevere | |
I'll tell you everything you wanna hear | |
But like any other king just don't mean a thing | |
'Til I can see the kingdom as I whisper in your ear | |
Oh, baby | |
You are the queen, you're reigning down all over everything | |
Your highness's devine, you use it all the time | |
Your humble servant I'll always be | |
So please judge me fair | |
And from your darkened dungeon I'll be spared | |
I've laid my armor down, I thrown away my crown | |
'Cause you, you are the queen |
zuo ci : Mead, Miller | |
I' m a king among men down at the ' Just Say When' | |
My loyal subjects raise a glass and send a pint my way | |
But when I leave my throne to the castle I go home | |
I stroll across the drawbridge and this is what I say | |
You are the queen and you' re the only queen | |
That there has ever been | |
You rule my very soul, I' m worthless on my own | |
Your majesty will always be supreme | |
And I don' t deserve the pleasure and the privilege to serve | |
Yeah, they might call me king but that don' t mean a thing | |
' Cause you are the queen | |
In ol' Egypt, the pharaoh had to walk the straight and narrow | |
Back when Cleopatra had her day | |
' Cause he wouldn' t get no kissin' until he' d sit and listen | |
To every word ol' Cleo had to say | |
Said, mighty Samson to Delia and Arthur, Guenevere | |
I' ll tell you everything you wanna hear | |
But like any other king just don' t mean a thing | |
' Til I can see the kingdom as I whisper in your ear | |
Oh, baby | |
You are the queen, you' re reigning down all over everything | |
Your highness' s devine, you use it all the time | |
Your humble servant I' ll always be | |
So please judge me fair | |
And from your darkened dungeon I' ll be spared | |
I' ve laid my armor down, I thrown away my crown | |
' Cause you, you are the queen |
zuò cí : Mead, Miller | |
I' m a king among men down at the ' Just Say When' | |
My loyal subjects raise a glass and send a pint my way | |
But when I leave my throne to the castle I go home | |
I stroll across the drawbridge and this is what I say | |
You are the queen and you' re the only queen | |
That there has ever been | |
You rule my very soul, I' m worthless on my own | |
Your majesty will always be supreme | |
And I don' t deserve the pleasure and the privilege to serve | |
Yeah, they might call me king but that don' t mean a thing | |
' Cause you are the queen | |
In ol' Egypt, the pharaoh had to walk the straight and narrow | |
Back when Cleopatra had her day | |
' Cause he wouldn' t get no kissin' until he' d sit and listen | |
To every word ol' Cleo had to say | |
Said, mighty Samson to Delia and Arthur, Guenevere | |
I' ll tell you everything you wanna hear | |
But like any other king just don' t mean a thing | |
' Til I can see the kingdom as I whisper in your ear | |
Oh, baby | |
You are the queen, you' re reigning down all over everything | |
Your highness' s devine, you use it all the time | |
Your humble servant I' ll always be | |
So please judge me fair | |
And from your darkened dungeon I' ll be spared | |
I' ve laid my armor down, I thrown away my crown | |
' Cause you, you are the queen |