Did I Ever Love You 歌词

歌曲	Did I Ever Love You
歌手	Willie Nelson
专辑	Good Times
下载	Image LRC TXT

[00:00.00]	作词 : Nelson
[00:05.788]	People with Disabilities
[00:06.664]	People with disabilities comprise a large part of the population.
[00:12.460]	It is estimated that over 35million Americans
[00:17.212]	have physical,mental,or other disabilities.
[00:20.444]	About half of these disabilities are “developmental ”,
[00:24.149]	i.e.,they occur prior to the individual ’s twenty-second birthday,
[00:28.708]	often from genetic conditions,
[00:30.688]	and are severe enough to affect three or more areas of development,
[00:33.377]	such as mobility,communication,employment,etc.
[00:39.659]	Most other disabilities are considered “adventitious ”,
[00:44.59]	i.e.,accidental or caused by outside forces.
[00:47.899]	Prior to the 20th century,
[00:49.680]	only a small percentage of people with disabilities
[00:52.958]	survived for long.
[00:54.510]	Medical treatment for these disabilities was unavailable.
[00:58.491]	Advancements in medicine and social services have created a climate
[01:03.465]	in which people with disabilities
[01:05.575]	can expect to have such basic needs as food,
[01:08.267]	shelter,and medical treatment.
[01:10.522]	Unfortunately,these basics are often not available.
[01:14.867]	Civil liberties such as the right to vote,
[01:17.737]	marry,get an education,
[01:19.355]	and gain employment have historically been denied
[01:22.35]	on the basis of disability.
[01:23.932]	In recent decades,the disability rights movement
[01:26.771]	has been organized to fight against these infringements of civil rights.
[01:31.165]	Congress responded by passing major legislation
[01:33.962]	recognizing people with disabilities
[01:36.185]	as a protected class under civil rights statutes.
[01:39.803]	Still today,people with disabilities
[01:41.200]	must fight to live their lives independently.
[01:44.782]	It is estimated that more than half of qualified
[01:47.490]	Americans with disabilities are unemployed,
[01:50.762]	and a majority of those who do work are underemployed.
[01:54.310]	About two-thirds live at or below the official poverty level.
[01:59.42]	Significant barriers,
[01:59.550]	especially in transportation and public awareness,
[02:03.460]	prevent disabled people from taking part in society.
[02:07.94]	For example,while no longer prohibited by law from marrying,
[02:10.730]	a person with no access to transportation
[02:13.126]	is effectively excluded from community and social activities
[02:16.775]	which might lead to the development of long-term relationships.

[00:00.00]	zuo ci : Nelson
[00:05.788]	People with Disabilities
[00:06.664]	People with disabilities comprise a large part of the population.
[00:12.460]	It is estimated that over 35million Americans
[00:17.212]	have physical, mental, or other disabilities.
[00:20.444]	About half of these disabilities are " developmental ",
[00:24.149]	i. e., they occur prior to the individual ' s twentysecond birthday,
[00:28.708]	often from genetic conditions,
[00:30.688]	and are severe enough to affect three or more areas of development,
[00:33.377]	such as mobility, communication, employment, etc.
[00:39.659]	Most other disabilities are considered " adventitious ",
[00:44.59]	i. e., accidental or caused by outside forces.
[00:47.899]	Prior to the 20th century,
[00:49.680]	only a small percentage of people with disabilities
[00:52.958]	survived for long.
[00:54.510]	Medical treatment for these disabilities was unavailable.
[00:58.491]	Advancements in medicine and social services have created a climate
[01:03.465]	in which people with disabilities
[01:05.575]	can expect to have such basic needs as food,
[01:08.267]	shelter, and medical treatment.
[01:10.522]	Unfortunately, these basics are often not available.
[01:14.867]	Civil liberties such as the right to vote,
[01:17.737]	marry, get an education,
[01:19.355]	and gain employment have historically been denied
[01:22.35]	on the basis of disability.
[01:23.932]	In recent decades, the disability rights movement
[01:26.771]	has been organized to fight against these infringements of civil rights.
[01:31.165]	Congress responded by passing major legislation
[01:33.962]	recognizing people with disabilities
[01:36.185]	as a protected class under civil rights statutes.
[01:39.803]	Still today, people with disabilities
[01:41.200]	must fight to live their lives independently.
[01:44.782]	It is estimated that more than half of qualified
[01:47.490]	Americans with disabilities are unemployed,
[01:50.762]	and a majority of those who do work are underemployed.
[01:54.310]	About twothirds live at or below the official poverty level.
[01:59.42]	Significant barriers,
[01:59.550]	especially in transportation and public awareness,
[02:03.460]	prevent disabled people from taking part in society.
[02:07.94]	For example, while no longer prohibited by law from marrying,
[02:10.730]	a person with no access to transportation
[02:13.126]	is effectively excluded from community and social activities
[02:16.775]	which might lead to the development of longterm relationships.

[00:00.00]	zuò cí : Nelson
[00:05.788]	People with Disabilities
[00:06.664]	People with disabilities comprise a large part of the population.
[00:12.460]	It is estimated that over 35million Americans
[00:17.212]	have physical, mental, or other disabilities.
[00:20.444]	About half of these disabilities are " developmental ",
[00:24.149]	i. e., they occur prior to the individual ' s twentysecond birthday,
[00:28.708]	often from genetic conditions,
[00:30.688]	and are severe enough to affect three or more areas of development,
[00:33.377]	such as mobility, communication, employment, etc.
[00:39.659]	Most other disabilities are considered " adventitious ",
[00:44.59]	i. e., accidental or caused by outside forces.
[00:47.899]	Prior to the 20th century,
[00:49.680]	only a small percentage of people with disabilities
[00:52.958]	survived for long.
[00:54.510]	Medical treatment for these disabilities was unavailable.
[00:58.491]	Advancements in medicine and social services have created a climate
[01:03.465]	in which people with disabilities
[01:05.575]	can expect to have such basic needs as food,
[01:08.267]	shelter, and medical treatment.
[01:10.522]	Unfortunately, these basics are often not available.
[01:14.867]	Civil liberties such as the right to vote,
[01:17.737]	marry, get an education,
[01:19.355]	and gain employment have historically been denied
[01:22.35]	on the basis of disability.
[01:23.932]	In recent decades, the disability rights movement
[01:26.771]	has been organized to fight against these infringements of civil rights.
[01:31.165]	Congress responded by passing major legislation
[01:33.962]	recognizing people with disabilities
[01:36.185]	as a protected class under civil rights statutes.
[01:39.803]	Still today, people with disabilities
[01:41.200]	must fight to live their lives independently.
[01:44.782]	It is estimated that more than half of qualified
[01:47.490]	Americans with disabilities are unemployed,
[01:50.762]	and a majority of those who do work are underemployed.
[01:54.310]	About twothirds live at or below the official poverty level.
[01:59.42]	Significant barriers,
[01:59.550]	especially in transportation and public awareness,
[02:03.460]	prevent disabled people from taking part in society.
[02:07.94]	For example, while no longer prohibited by law from marrying,
[02:10.730]	a person with no access to transportation
[02:13.126]	is effectively excluded from community and social activities
[02:16.775]	which might lead to the development of longterm relationships.

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