Ballad of the Times

	作词 : Watt
	Narrow streets breed narrow minds and
	Care for king but not for kind
	It´s a short hop to a long weekend when every move you apreehend
	You´ll never find room to find your feet to walk out of this avenue
	Your pockets are lined with promises when did a promise ever pay for shoes?
	Counting coal trucks by the line and raise your glasses one more time ´
	Cause Billy has gone off to war
	And God knows what he´s fighting for
	But wartime will make him a man
	Work that no one see, if you can
	A hero´s grave is 6 feet deep not
	Room enough for all his plans.
	She can scrub the step but if he´ll never gleam
	If he did she´d smash the dream
	And they´ve held the world too long
	But dreams are what you wake up from
	Father was a fighter too
	The only way to jump the queue
	Boxing clever, times were tough
	But will that ever be enough?
	You´d never find room to find his feet
	To walk out of these avenues
	Their pockets are lined with promises
	When did a promise ever pay for shoes?
	When did a promise ever pay for shoes?

	zuò cí : Watt
	Narrow streets breed narrow minds and
	Care for king but not for kind
	It s a short hop to a long weekend when every move you apreehend
	You ll never find room to find your feet to walk out of this avenue
	Your pockets are lined with promises when did a promise ever pay for shoes?
	Counting coal trucks by the line and raise your glasses one more time
	Cause Billy has gone off to war
	And God knows what he s fighting for
	But wartime will make him a man
	Work that no one see, if you can
	A hero s grave is 6 feet deep not
	Room enough for all his plans.
	She can scrub the step but if he ll never gleam
	If he did she d smash the dream
	And they ve held the world too long
	But dreams are what you wake up from
	Father was a fighter too
	The only way to jump the queue
	Boxing clever, times were tough
	But will that ever be enough?
	You d never find room to find his feet
	To walk out of these avenues
	Their pockets are lined with promises
	When did a promise ever pay for shoes?
	When did a promise ever pay for shoes?