歌曲 | Patriot's Heart |
歌手 | American Music Club |
专辑 | Love Songs for Patriots |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Eitzel | |
If you want to see something patriotic there's a stripper | |
He don't that look that good | |
But he's got an all american smile | |
That fills his underwear with all the lonely dollars | |
From all the lonely men | |
Who no one ever suffers | |
Who wait around this bar | |
And spend all their lonely hours | |
They're already gone | |
No one's running for cover | |
The farther you run away | |
The more you have to hide in the dark | |
White as the worm that crawls in the patriot's heart | |
It is so red white and blue the way he works the bar | |
Selling his embraces like Mr. President or a fallen star | |
And he don't care if you're worldly or wise | |
He's just looking for men with sin in their eyes | |
And he always says the same thing | |
He says "So how you doin' baby | |
I'm your rod and your staff | |
And for a tip you can touch me" | |
And after a few tequilas I become something holy | |
And this crappy little bar with its sweating mirrors | |
And its mildewed ceiling | |
Are more love | |
Than even natural selection | |
And dollar for dollar babe | |
It's a better bargain | |
The more you pay the more I can break you all apart | |
And dollars pour like ashes from the patriot's heart | |
Now he knows that your good time will kill him | |
But the thought of getting old, well it does not thrill him | |
He says "give me all your money and don't tell me what you're thinking | |
I'm the past you wasted | |
I'm the future you're obliterating | |
Ah, c’mon grandpa remind me what you're celebrating | |
That you're heart finally dried up | |
Or that it finally stopped working | |
And how you make a dead man come | |
You learn the undertakers art | |
And make 'em shine like the alcohol that preserves the patriot's heart | |
We all want a patriot's heart | |
Give me your patriot's heart | |
You can see him fade with the dawn and a pile of washingtons | |
His head in a spin, he's happy to pass out again | |
He would rather fade into the static than hear the violins | |
That whine like old lovers who whine that they love him | |
He would rather laugh alone in the dark with the soft hands of heaven | |
Because they'd leave him alone with his entertainment system | |
He does it for the money but he gives more than he's given | |
He does it for the money but he gives more than he's given | |
And it's only when he's naked that he feels his heart | |
In the whorehouse desert of the patriot's heart | |
We all want a patriot's heart | |
We all want a patriot's heart |
zuo ci : Eitzel | |
If you want to see something patriotic there' s a stripper | |
He don' t that look that good | |
But he' s got an all american smile | |
That fills his underwear with all the lonely dollars | |
From all the lonely men | |
Who no one ever suffers | |
Who wait around this bar | |
And spend all their lonely hours | |
They' re already gone | |
No one' s running for cover | |
The farther you run away | |
The more you have to hide in the dark | |
White as the worm that crawls in the patriot' s heart | |
It is so red white and blue the way he works the bar | |
Selling his embraces like Mr. President or a fallen star | |
And he don' t care if you' re worldly or wise | |
He' s just looking for men with sin in their eyes | |
And he always says the same thing | |
He says " So how you doin' baby | |
I' m your rod and your staff | |
And for a tip you can touch me" | |
And after a few tequilas I become something holy | |
And this crappy little bar with its sweating mirrors | |
And its mildewed ceiling | |
Are more love | |
Than even natural selection | |
And dollar for dollar babe | |
It' s a better bargain | |
The more you pay the more I can break you all apart | |
And dollars pour like ashes from the patriot' s heart | |
Now he knows that your good time will kill him | |
But the thought of getting old, well it does not thrill him | |
He says " give me all your money and don' t tell me what you' re thinking | |
I' m the past you wasted | |
I' m the future you' re obliterating | |
Ah, c' mon grandpa remind me what you' re celebrating | |
That you' re heart finally dried up | |
Or that it finally stopped working | |
And how you make a dead man come | |
You learn the undertakers art | |
And make ' em shine like the alcohol that preserves the patriot' s heart | |
We all want a patriot' s heart | |
Give me your patriot' s heart | |
You can see him fade with the dawn and a pile of washingtons | |
His head in a spin, he' s happy to pass out again | |
He would rather fade into the static than hear the violins | |
That whine like old lovers who whine that they love him | |
He would rather laugh alone in the dark with the soft hands of heaven | |
Because they' d leave him alone with his entertainment system | |
He does it for the money but he gives more than he' s given | |
He does it for the money but he gives more than he' s given | |
And it' s only when he' s naked that he feels his heart | |
In the whorehouse desert of the patriot' s heart | |
We all want a patriot' s heart | |
We all want a patriot' s heart |
zuò cí : Eitzel | |
If you want to see something patriotic there' s a stripper | |
He don' t that look that good | |
But he' s got an all american smile | |
That fills his underwear with all the lonely dollars | |
From all the lonely men | |
Who no one ever suffers | |
Who wait around this bar | |
And spend all their lonely hours | |
They' re already gone | |
No one' s running for cover | |
The farther you run away | |
The more you have to hide in the dark | |
White as the worm that crawls in the patriot' s heart | |
It is so red white and blue the way he works the bar | |
Selling his embraces like Mr. President or a fallen star | |
And he don' t care if you' re worldly or wise | |
He' s just looking for men with sin in their eyes | |
And he always says the same thing | |
He says " So how you doin' baby | |
I' m your rod and your staff | |
And for a tip you can touch me" | |
And after a few tequilas I become something holy | |
And this crappy little bar with its sweating mirrors | |
And its mildewed ceiling | |
Are more love | |
Than even natural selection | |
And dollar for dollar babe | |
It' s a better bargain | |
The more you pay the more I can break you all apart | |
And dollars pour like ashes from the patriot' s heart | |
Now he knows that your good time will kill him | |
But the thought of getting old, well it does not thrill him | |
He says " give me all your money and don' t tell me what you' re thinking | |
I' m the past you wasted | |
I' m the future you' re obliterating | |
Ah, c' mon grandpa remind me what you' re celebrating | |
That you' re heart finally dried up | |
Or that it finally stopped working | |
And how you make a dead man come | |
You learn the undertakers art | |
And make ' em shine like the alcohol that preserves the patriot' s heart | |
We all want a patriot' s heart | |
Give me your patriot' s heart | |
You can see him fade with the dawn and a pile of washingtons | |
His head in a spin, he' s happy to pass out again | |
He would rather fade into the static than hear the violins | |
That whine like old lovers who whine that they love him | |
He would rather laugh alone in the dark with the soft hands of heaven | |
Because they' d leave him alone with his entertainment system | |
He does it for the money but he gives more than he' s given | |
He does it for the money but he gives more than he' s given | |
And it' s only when he' s naked that he feels his heart | |
In the whorehouse desert of the patriot' s heart | |
We all want a patriot' s heart | |
We all want a patriot' s heart |