歌曲 | This Shirt |
歌手 | Mary Chapin Carpenter |
专辑 | State of the Heart |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
(mary chapin carpenter) | |
This shirt is old and faded | |
All the color's washed away | |
I've had it now for more damn years | |
Than i can count anyway | |
I wear it beneath my jacket | |
With the collar turned up high | |
So old i should replace it | |
But i'm not about to try | |
This shirt's got silver buttons | |
And a place upon the sleeve | |
Where i used to set my heart up | |
Right there anyone could see | |
This shirt is the one i wore to every boring high school dance | |
Where the boys ignored the girls | |
And we all pretended to like the band | |
This shirt was a pillow for my head | |
On a train through italy | |
This shirt was a blanket beneath the love | |
We made in argeles | |
This shirt was lost for three whole days | |
In a town near buffalo | |
'till i found the locker key | |
In a downtown trailways bus depot | |
This shirt was the one i lent you | |
And when you gave it back | |
There was a rip inside the sleeve | |
Where you rolled your cigarettes | |
It was the place i put my heart | |
Now look at where you put a tear | |
I forgave your thoughtlessness | |
But not the boy who put it there | |
This shirt was the place your cat | |
Decided to give birth to five | |
And we stayed up all night watching | |
And we wept when the last one died | |
This shirt is just an old faded piece of cotton | |
Shining like the memories | |
Inside those silver buttons | |
This shirt is a grand old relic | |
With a grand old history | |
I wear it now for sunday chores | |
Cleaning house and raking leaves | |
I wear it beneath my jacket | |
With the collar turned up high | |
So old i should replace it | |
But i'm not about to try |
mary chapin carpenter | |
This shirt is old and faded | |
All the color' s washed away | |
I' ve had it now for more damn years | |
Than i can count anyway | |
I wear it beneath my jacket | |
With the collar turned up high | |
So old i should replace it | |
But i' m not about to try | |
This shirt' s got silver buttons | |
And a place upon the sleeve | |
Where i used to set my heart up | |
Right there anyone could see | |
This shirt is the one i wore to every boring high school dance | |
Where the boys ignored the girls | |
And we all pretended to like the band | |
This shirt was a pillow for my head | |
On a train through italy | |
This shirt was a blanket beneath the love | |
We made in argeles | |
This shirt was lost for three whole days | |
In a town near buffalo | |
' till i found the locker key | |
In a downtown trailways bus depot | |
This shirt was the one i lent you | |
And when you gave it back | |
There was a rip inside the sleeve | |
Where you rolled your cigarettes | |
It was the place i put my heart | |
Now look at where you put a tear | |
I forgave your thoughtlessness | |
But not the boy who put it there | |
This shirt was the place your cat | |
Decided to give birth to five | |
And we stayed up all night watching | |
And we wept when the last one died | |
This shirt is just an old faded piece of cotton | |
Shining like the memories | |
Inside those silver buttons | |
This shirt is a grand old relic | |
With a grand old history | |
I wear it now for sunday chores | |
Cleaning house and raking leaves | |
I wear it beneath my jacket | |
With the collar turned up high | |
So old i should replace it | |
But i' m not about to try |
mary chapin carpenter | |
This shirt is old and faded | |
All the color' s washed away | |
I' ve had it now for more damn years | |
Than i can count anyway | |
I wear it beneath my jacket | |
With the collar turned up high | |
So old i should replace it | |
But i' m not about to try | |
This shirt' s got silver buttons | |
And a place upon the sleeve | |
Where i used to set my heart up | |
Right there anyone could see | |
This shirt is the one i wore to every boring high school dance | |
Where the boys ignored the girls | |
And we all pretended to like the band | |
This shirt was a pillow for my head | |
On a train through italy | |
This shirt was a blanket beneath the love | |
We made in argeles | |
This shirt was lost for three whole days | |
In a town near buffalo | |
' till i found the locker key | |
In a downtown trailways bus depot | |
This shirt was the one i lent you | |
And when you gave it back | |
There was a rip inside the sleeve | |
Where you rolled your cigarettes | |
It was the place i put my heart | |
Now look at where you put a tear | |
I forgave your thoughtlessness | |
But not the boy who put it there | |
This shirt was the place your cat | |
Decided to give birth to five | |
And we stayed up all night watching | |
And we wept when the last one died | |
This shirt is just an old faded piece of cotton | |
Shining like the memories | |
Inside those silver buttons | |
This shirt is a grand old relic | |
With a grand old history | |
I wear it now for sunday chores | |
Cleaning house and raking leaves | |
I wear it beneath my jacket | |
With the collar turned up high | |
So old i should replace it | |
But i' m not about to try |