歌曲 | Opposite View |
歌手 | Del Amitri |
专辑 | Waking Hours |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Currie | |
We could be away from here | |
By ten o'clock tonight | |
Pennies won't get us to heaven, i know | |
But a borrowed car just might | |
Look through my wallet | |
There's enough for a hotel room | |
But no, no, no, you say | |
"i wanna stay in and get wet with you." | |
Why do you take the opposite view? | |
We could be different people tonight | |
Who do you want to choose? | |
I'll book a table in a suit and tie | |
And you can wear your sister's shoes | |
Look through my wallet | |
Which cities shall we travel through? | |
But no, no, no you say "you just got paid, | |
Money's not for wasting it's for holding onto." | |
Why do you take the opposite view? | |
Is it something in your nature | |
That makes it hard to say, "baby, i do." | |
You don't have to agree | |
When someone says they love you | |
But you don't have to take | |
The opposite view | |
We can walk on the roofs tonight | |
And watch the midnight traffic flow | |
Unscrew the lightbulbs babe, | |
And we'll throw them from the 14th floor | |
I say we're yellow | |
If we don't do something new | |
But you just laugh and start filling up my glass | |
As if it's not true. | |
Why do you take the opposite view? | |
Every precious second there's a chance to change | |
The present tense is perfect baby, | |
Let's rearrange it. |
zuo ci : Currie | |
We could be away from here | |
By ten o' clock tonight | |
Pennies won' t get us to heaven, i know | |
But a borrowed car just might | |
Look through my wallet | |
There' s enough for a hotel room | |
But no, no, no, you say | |
" i wanna stay in and get wet with you." | |
Why do you take the opposite view? | |
We could be different people tonight | |
Who do you want to choose? | |
I' ll book a table in a suit and tie | |
And you can wear your sister' s shoes | |
Look through my wallet | |
Which cities shall we travel through? | |
But no, no, no you say " you just got paid, | |
Money' s not for wasting it' s for holding onto." | |
Why do you take the opposite view? | |
Is it something in your nature | |
That makes it hard to say, " baby, i do." | |
You don' t have to agree | |
When someone says they love you | |
But you don' t have to take | |
The opposite view | |
We can walk on the roofs tonight | |
And watch the midnight traffic flow | |
Unscrew the lightbulbs babe, | |
And we' ll throw them from the 14th floor | |
I say we' re yellow | |
If we don' t do something new | |
But you just laugh and start filling up my glass | |
As if it' s not true. | |
Why do you take the opposite view? | |
Every precious second there' s a chance to change | |
The present tense is perfect baby, | |
Let' s rearrange it. |
zuò cí : Currie | |
We could be away from here | |
By ten o' clock tonight | |
Pennies won' t get us to heaven, i know | |
But a borrowed car just might | |
Look through my wallet | |
There' s enough for a hotel room | |
But no, no, no, you say | |
" i wanna stay in and get wet with you." | |
Why do you take the opposite view? | |
We could be different people tonight | |
Who do you want to choose? | |
I' ll book a table in a suit and tie | |
And you can wear your sister' s shoes | |
Look through my wallet | |
Which cities shall we travel through? | |
But no, no, no you say " you just got paid, | |
Money' s not for wasting it' s for holding onto." | |
Why do you take the opposite view? | |
Is it something in your nature | |
That makes it hard to say, " baby, i do." | |
You don' t have to agree | |
When someone says they love you | |
But you don' t have to take | |
The opposite view | |
We can walk on the roofs tonight | |
And watch the midnight traffic flow | |
Unscrew the lightbulbs babe, | |
And we' ll throw them from the 14th floor | |
I say we' re yellow | |
If we don' t do something new | |
But you just laugh and start filling up my glass | |
As if it' s not true. | |
Why do you take the opposite view? | |
Every precious second there' s a chance to change | |
The present tense is perfect baby, | |
Let' s rearrange it. |