歌曲 | The Longest Night Of The Year |
歌手 | Mary Chapin Carpenter |
专辑 | Come Darkness, Come Light: Twelve Songs of Christmas |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Carpenter | |
作词 : CARPENTER, MARY | |
Longest Night of the | |
YearThey say that spring will come again-- | |
No one knows exactly when. | |
Still the sun’s a long lost friend | |
On the longest night of the year. | |
We stare into the firelight | |
While December beats outside | |
Where the darkest hearts reside | |
On the longest night of the year | |
So keep me safe and hold me tight | |
Let the candle burn all night | |
Tomorrow welcome back the night | |
It was longest night of the year | |
I used to think the world was small | |
Bright and shining like a ball | |
Seems I don’t know much at all | |
On the longest night of the year | |
We press our faces to the glass | |
And see our little lives go past | |
Wave to shadows that we cast | |
On the longest night of the year | |
So keep me safe and hold me tight, | |
Let the candle burn all night, | |
Tomorrow welcome back the light.‘ | |
Twas the longest night of the year | |
Make a vow when | |
Solstice comes: | |
To find the | |
Light in everyone | |
Keep the faith and bang the drum | |
On the longest night of the year | |
So keep me safe and hold me tight, | |
Let the candle burn all night, | |
Tomorrow welcome back the light.‘ | |
Twas the longest night of the year | |
So keep me safe and hold me tight, | |
Let the candle burn all night, | |
Tomorrow welcome back the light. | |
After the longest night of the year |
zuo qu : Carpenter | |
zuo ci : CARPENTER, MARY | |
Longest Night of the | |
YearThey say that spring will come again | |
No one knows exactly when. | |
Still the sun' s a long lost friend | |
On the longest night of the year. | |
We stare into the firelight | |
While December beats outside | |
Where the darkest hearts reside | |
On the longest night of the year | |
So keep me safe and hold me tight | |
Let the candle burn all night | |
Tomorrow welcome back the night | |
It was longest night of the year | |
I used to think the world was small | |
Bright and shining like a ball | |
Seems I don' t know much at all | |
On the longest night of the year | |
We press our faces to the glass | |
And see our little lives go past | |
Wave to shadows that we cast | |
On the longest night of the year | |
So keep me safe and hold me tight, | |
Let the candle burn all night, | |
Tomorrow welcome back the light.' | |
Twas the longest night of the year | |
Make a vow when | |
Solstice comes: | |
To find the | |
Light in everyone | |
Keep the faith and bang the drum | |
On the longest night of the year | |
So keep me safe and hold me tight, | |
Let the candle burn all night, | |
Tomorrow welcome back the light.' | |
Twas the longest night of the year | |
So keep me safe and hold me tight, | |
Let the candle burn all night, | |
Tomorrow welcome back the light. | |
After the longest night of the year |
zuò qǔ : Carpenter | |
zuò cí : CARPENTER, MARY | |
Longest Night of the | |
YearThey say that spring will come again | |
No one knows exactly when. | |
Still the sun' s a long lost friend | |
On the longest night of the year. | |
We stare into the firelight | |
While December beats outside | |
Where the darkest hearts reside | |
On the longest night of the year | |
So keep me safe and hold me tight | |
Let the candle burn all night | |
Tomorrow welcome back the night | |
It was longest night of the year | |
I used to think the world was small | |
Bright and shining like a ball | |
Seems I don' t know much at all | |
On the longest night of the year | |
We press our faces to the glass | |
And see our little lives go past | |
Wave to shadows that we cast | |
On the longest night of the year | |
So keep me safe and hold me tight, | |
Let the candle burn all night, | |
Tomorrow welcome back the light.' | |
Twas the longest night of the year | |
Make a vow when | |
Solstice comes: | |
To find the | |
Light in everyone | |
Keep the faith and bang the drum | |
On the longest night of the year | |
So keep me safe and hold me tight, | |
Let the candle burn all night, | |
Tomorrow welcome back the light.' | |
Twas the longest night of the year | |
So keep me safe and hold me tight, | |
Let the candle burn all night, | |
Tomorrow welcome back the light. | |
After the longest night of the year |