歌曲 | Rough House Blues |
歌手 | Buck 65 |
专辑 | Secret House Against The World |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Austin, Buck 65, Campbell | |
I'm going down the road feeling bad, bye and bye | |
Deep fried blues but I'd rather die than cry | |
Gas station food bound to go stale soon | |
There's a curse in the air and a toe-nail moon | |
Yay, some of these towns are still non-friendly | |
And this is the hammer that killed John Henry | |
I'm sick of being tired, sick of the circus life | |
Here day-dreaming of a waitress as the perfect wife | |
Utterly inappropriate, taken out of context | |
Degenerate nervousness, developing a complex | |
No good with money, left-overs in a bitch bag | |
Fryin' pan soul and a face like a dishrag | |
A million old movies, I figured I'd tell | |
Childhood memories triggered by smell | |
So now what, you may ask, well that's hard to say | |
Because that old jack of diamonds is a tough card to play | |
All the wrong reasons, just another skull to crack | |
Askin' the dust, I'm stuck in a cul-de-sac | |
And it may sound silly but to me the threat is very real | |
So that's why I sing love songs and carry steel | |
Women and warfare, roaches and roadkills | |
No easy answers, no deadlines and no frills | |
Catchin' your drift, receivin' the warning | |
Packin' my things, I leave in the morning | |
I drive all night, gone to see my friend | |
One day this highway will be my end | |
Now the hills are alive and the motor is dead | |
That man has a zero floating over his head | |
I follow my instincts, sometimes follow dogs | |
Drink muddy water,sleep inside hollow logs | |
So now what, you may ask, well that's hard to say | |
Because that old jack of diamonds is a tough card to play |
zuo ci : Austin, Buck 65, Campbell | |
I' m going down the road feeling bad, bye and bye | |
Deep fried blues but I' d rather die than cry | |
Gas station food bound to go stale soon | |
There' s a curse in the air and a toenail moon | |
Yay, some of these towns are still nonfriendly | |
And this is the hammer that killed John Henry | |
I' m sick of being tired, sick of the circus life | |
Here daydreaming of a waitress as the perfect wife | |
Utterly inappropriate, taken out of context | |
Degenerate nervousness, developing a complex | |
No good with money, leftovers in a bitch bag | |
Fryin' pan soul and a face like a dishrag | |
A million old movies, I figured I' d tell | |
Childhood memories triggered by smell | |
So now what, you may ask, well that' s hard to say | |
Because that old jack of diamonds is a tough card to play | |
All the wrong reasons, just another skull to crack | |
Askin' the dust, I' m stuck in a culdesac | |
And it may sound silly but to me the threat is very real | |
So that' s why I sing love songs and carry steel | |
Women and warfare, roaches and roadkills | |
No easy answers, no deadlines and no frills | |
Catchin' your drift, receivin' the warning | |
Packin' my things, I leave in the morning | |
I drive all night, gone to see my friend | |
One day this highway will be my end | |
Now the hills are alive and the motor is dead | |
That man has a zero floating over his head | |
I follow my instincts, sometimes follow dogs | |
Drink muddy water, sleep inside hollow logs | |
So now what, you may ask, well that' s hard to say | |
Because that old jack of diamonds is a tough card to play |
zuò cí : Austin, Buck 65, Campbell | |
I' m going down the road feeling bad, bye and bye | |
Deep fried blues but I' d rather die than cry | |
Gas station food bound to go stale soon | |
There' s a curse in the air and a toenail moon | |
Yay, some of these towns are still nonfriendly | |
And this is the hammer that killed John Henry | |
I' m sick of being tired, sick of the circus life | |
Here daydreaming of a waitress as the perfect wife | |
Utterly inappropriate, taken out of context | |
Degenerate nervousness, developing a complex | |
No good with money, leftovers in a bitch bag | |
Fryin' pan soul and a face like a dishrag | |
A million old movies, I figured I' d tell | |
Childhood memories triggered by smell | |
So now what, you may ask, well that' s hard to say | |
Because that old jack of diamonds is a tough card to play | |
All the wrong reasons, just another skull to crack | |
Askin' the dust, I' m stuck in a culdesac | |
And it may sound silly but to me the threat is very real | |
So that' s why I sing love songs and carry steel | |
Women and warfare, roaches and roadkills | |
No easy answers, no deadlines and no frills | |
Catchin' your drift, receivin' the warning | |
Packin' my things, I leave in the morning | |
I drive all night, gone to see my friend | |
One day this highway will be my end | |
Now the hills are alive and the motor is dead | |
That man has a zero floating over his head | |
I follow my instincts, sometimes follow dogs | |
Drink muddy water, sleep inside hollow logs | |
So now what, you may ask, well that' s hard to say | |
Because that old jack of diamonds is a tough card to play |