歌曲 | You Can't Make Love by Wireless |
歌手 | Sylvia McNair |
专辑 | The Land Where the Good Songs Go |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
[00:00.000] | 作曲 : Kern, Wodehouse |
[00:00.00] | From The Beauty Prize (1923 Broadway Musical) |
[00:01.00] | Music by Jerome Kern |
[00:02.00] | Lyrics by P. G. Wodehouse |
[00:02.69] | |
[00:03.30] | Charles Augustus Chaytor, |
[00:04.89] | Wireless operator, |
[00:06.65] | Loved the fair, |
[00:07.50] | golden hair'd Bessie Magee. |
[00:10.15] | She lived in Darjeeling |
[00:11.69] | Avenue, West Ealing; |
[00:13.44] | He was always out at sea. |
[00:17.91] | Such was his devotion |
[00:19.58] | That went on the ocean, |
[00:21.22] | Ev'ry day, |
[00:22.09] | he'd relay greetings to Bess. |
[00:24.76] | But I'm told that sometimes |
[00:26.78] | There, alas, would come times, |
[00:30.62] | When he moan'd this S.O.S.: |
[00:33.87][Refrain] | |
[00:35.00] | You can't make love by wireless; |
[00:38.81] | It's like bread without the jam. |
[00:42.32] | There is nothing girls desire less |
[00:45.95] | Than a cold Marconi gram. |
[00:49.63] | For it's something you can't speak to |
[00:53.19] | From a someone you can't see- |
[00:57.44] | It's like a village church that's spire-less, |
[01:01.61] | Or a little home that's fire-less, |
[01:05.49] | Or a motor car that's tyre-less, |
[01:11.15] | And it isn't any good to me. |
[01:14.51] | |
[01:16.73] | Mark the horrid sequel, |
[01:18.36] | It is hard to equal; |
[01:19.87] | Fate with grim, |
[01:20.63] | tragic whim upset his dream. |
[01:23.08] | For that maiden fickle |
[01:24.67] | Wed a man from Crickle- |
[01:26.15] | -wood who kept a laundry steam. |
[01:30.82] | Charles, poor man, thus jilted, |
[01:32.71] | Naturally wilted; |
[01:34.33] | Soured he grew, |
[01:35.21] | Gloomy too, quite lost his smile. |
[01:38.42] | Never more his jokes'll |
[01:41.12] | Entertain the fo'csle; |
[01:44.72] | He keeps muttering all the while: |
[01:48.39][Refrain] | |
[01:50.04] | You can't make love by wireless; |
[01:54.51] | It's like eggs without the ham. |
[01:58.07] | There is nothing girls desire less |
[02:02.14] | Than a cold Marconi gram. |
[02:05.71] | For it's something you can't speak to |
[02:09.98] | From a someone you can't see- |
[02:14.43] | It's like a village church that's spire-less, |
[02:19.08] | Or a Selfridges that's buyer-less, |
[02:23.91] | Or a Pekingese that's sire-less, |
[02:35.00] | And it isn't any good to me! |
[00:00.000] | zuo qu : Kern, Wodehouse |
[00:00.00] | From The Beauty Prize 1923 Broadway Musical |
[00:01.00] | Music by Jerome Kern |
[00:02.00] | Lyrics by P. G. Wodehouse |
[00:02.69] | |
[00:03.30] | Charles Augustus Chaytor, |
[00:04.89] | Wireless operator, |
[00:06.65] | Loved the fair, |
[00:07.50] | golden hair' d Bessie Magee. |
[00:10.15] | She lived in Darjeeling |
[00:11.69] | Avenue, West Ealing |
[00:13.44] | He was always out at sea. |
[00:17.91] | Such was his devotion |
[00:19.58] | That went on the ocean, |
[00:21.22] | Ev' ry day, |
[00:22.09] | he' d relay greetings to Bess. |
[00:24.76] | But I' m told that sometimes |
[00:26.78] | There, alas, would come times, |
[00:30.62] | When he moan' d this S. O. S.: |
[00:33.87][Refrain] | |
[00:35.00] | You can' t make love by wireless |
[00:38.81] | It' s like bread without the jam. |
[00:42.32] | There is nothing girls desire less |
[00:45.95] | Than a cold Marconi gram. |
[00:49.63] | For it' s something you can' t speak to |
[00:53.19] | From a someone you can' t see |
[00:57.44] | It' s like a village church that' s spireless, |
[01:01.61] | Or a little home that' s fireless, |
[01:05.49] | Or a motor car that' s tyreless, |
[01:11.15] | And it isn' t any good to me. |
[01:14.51] | |
[01:16.73] | Mark the horrid sequel, |
[01:18.36] | It is hard to equal |
[01:19.87] | Fate with grim, |
[01:20.63] | tragic whim upset his dream. |
[01:23.08] | For that maiden fickle |
[01:24.67] | Wed a man from Crickle |
[01:26.15] | wood who kept a laundry steam. |
[01:30.82] | Charles, poor man, thus jilted, |
[01:32.71] | Naturally wilted |
[01:34.33] | Soured he grew, |
[01:35.21] | Gloomy too, quite lost his smile. |
[01:38.42] | Never more his jokes' ll |
[01:41.12] | Entertain the fo' csle |
[01:44.72] | He keeps muttering all the while: |
[01:48.39][Refrain] | |
[01:50.04] | You can' t make love by wireless |
[01:54.51] | It' s like eggs without the ham. |
[01:58.07] | There is nothing girls desire less |
[02:02.14] | Than a cold Marconi gram. |
[02:05.71] | For it' s something you can' t speak to |
[02:09.98] | From a someone you can' t see |
[02:14.43] | It' s like a village church that' s spireless, |
[02:19.08] | Or a Selfridges that' s buyerless, |
[02:23.91] | Or a Pekingese that' s sireless, |
[02:35.00] | And it isn' t any good to me! |
[00:00.000] | zuò qǔ : Kern, Wodehouse |
[00:00.00] | From The Beauty Prize 1923 Broadway Musical |
[00:01.00] | Music by Jerome Kern |
[00:02.00] | Lyrics by P. G. Wodehouse |
[00:02.69] | |
[00:03.30] | Charles Augustus Chaytor, |
[00:04.89] | Wireless operator, |
[00:06.65] | Loved the fair, |
[00:07.50] | golden hair' d Bessie Magee. |
[00:10.15] | She lived in Darjeeling |
[00:11.69] | Avenue, West Ealing |
[00:13.44] | He was always out at sea. |
[00:17.91] | Such was his devotion |
[00:19.58] | That went on the ocean, |
[00:21.22] | Ev' ry day, |
[00:22.09] | he' d relay greetings to Bess. |
[00:24.76] | But I' m told that sometimes |
[00:26.78] | There, alas, would come times, |
[00:30.62] | When he moan' d this S. O. S.: |
[00:33.87][Refrain] | |
[00:35.00] | You can' t make love by wireless |
[00:38.81] | It' s like bread without the jam. |
[00:42.32] | There is nothing girls desire less |
[00:45.95] | Than a cold Marconi gram. |
[00:49.63] | For it' s something you can' t speak to |
[00:53.19] | From a someone you can' t see |
[00:57.44] | It' s like a village church that' s spireless, |
[01:01.61] | Or a little home that' s fireless, |
[01:05.49] | Or a motor car that' s tyreless, |
[01:11.15] | And it isn' t any good to me. |
[01:14.51] | |
[01:16.73] | Mark the horrid sequel, |
[01:18.36] | It is hard to equal |
[01:19.87] | Fate with grim, |
[01:20.63] | tragic whim upset his dream. |
[01:23.08] | For that maiden fickle |
[01:24.67] | Wed a man from Crickle |
[01:26.15] | wood who kept a laundry steam. |
[01:30.82] | Charles, poor man, thus jilted, |
[01:32.71] | Naturally wilted |
[01:34.33] | Soured he grew, |
[01:35.21] | Gloomy too, quite lost his smile. |
[01:38.42] | Never more his jokes' ll |
[01:41.12] | Entertain the fo' csle |
[01:44.72] | He keeps muttering all the while: |
[01:48.39][Refrain] | |
[01:50.04] | You can' t make love by wireless |
[01:54.51] | It' s like eggs without the ham. |
[01:58.07] | There is nothing girls desire less |
[02:02.14] | Than a cold Marconi gram. |
[02:05.71] | For it' s something you can' t speak to |
[02:09.98] | From a someone you can' t see |
[02:14.43] | It' s like a village church that' s spireless, |
[02:19.08] | Or a Selfridges that' s buyerless, |
[02:23.91] | Or a Pekingese that' s sireless, |
[02:35.00] | And it isn' t any good to me! |