歌曲 | Aqualung |
歌手 | Jethro Tull |
专辑 | Bursting Out: Jethro Tull Live |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Anderson, Anderson | |
Sitting on a park bench -- | |
aqualung | |
eyeing ittle girls with bad intent. | |
Snot running down his nose -- | |
greasy fingers smearing shabby clothes. | |
Drying in the cold sun -- | |
Watching as the frilly panties run. | |
Feeling like a dead duck -- | |
spitting out pieces of his broken luck. | |
Jethro Tull | |
Sun streaking cold -- | |
an old man wandering lonely. | |
Taking time | |
the only way he knows. | |
Leg hurting bad, | |
as he bends to pick a dog-end -- | |
he goes down to the bog | |
and warms his feet. | |
Feeling alone -- | |
salvation a la mode and | |
a cup of tea. | |
Aqualung my friend -- | |
don't start away uneasy | |
you poor old sod, you see, it's only me. | |
Do you still remember | |
December's foggy freeze -- | |
when the ice that | |
clings on to your beard is | |
screaming agony. | |
And you snatch your rattling last breaths | |
with deep-sea-diver sounds, | |
and the flowers bloom like | |
madness in the spring. |
zuo ci : Anderson, Anderson | |
Sitting on a park bench | |
aqualung | |
eyeing ittle girls with bad intent. | |
Snot running down his nose | |
greasy fingers smearing shabby clothes. | |
Drying in the cold sun | |
Watching as the frilly panties run. | |
Feeling like a dead duck | |
spitting out pieces of his broken luck. | |
Jethro Tull | |
Sun streaking cold | |
an old man wandering lonely. | |
Taking time | |
the only way he knows. | |
Leg hurting bad, | |
as he bends to pick a dogend | |
he goes down to the bog | |
and warms his feet. | |
Feeling alone | |
salvation a la mode and | |
a cup of tea. | |
Aqualung my friend | |
don' t start away uneasy | |
you poor old sod, you see, it' s only me. | |
Do you still remember | |
December' s foggy freeze | |
when the ice that | |
clings on to your beard is | |
screaming agony. | |
And you snatch your rattling last breaths | |
with deepseadiver sounds, | |
and the flowers bloom like | |
madness in the spring. |
zuò cí : Anderson, Anderson | |
Sitting on a park bench | |
aqualung | |
eyeing ittle girls with bad intent. | |
Snot running down his nose | |
greasy fingers smearing shabby clothes. | |
Drying in the cold sun | |
Watching as the frilly panties run. | |
Feeling like a dead duck | |
spitting out pieces of his broken luck. | |
Jethro Tull | |
Sun streaking cold | |
an old man wandering lonely. | |
Taking time | |
the only way he knows. | |
Leg hurting bad, | |
as he bends to pick a dogend | |
he goes down to the bog | |
and warms his feet. | |
Feeling alone | |
salvation a la mode and | |
a cup of tea. | |
Aqualung my friend | |
don' t start away uneasy | |
you poor old sod, you see, it' s only me. | |
Do you still remember | |
December' s foggy freeze | |
when the ice that | |
clings on to your beard is | |
screaming agony. | |
And you snatch your rattling last breaths | |
with deepseadiver sounds, | |
and the flowers bloom like | |
madness in the spring. |