歌曲 | Which Side Of The Glass |
歌手 | George Strait |
专辑 | George Strait |
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作曲 : Fred Knobloch/Dana Hunt | |
Written:Fred J.Knobloch/Dana Hunt | |
In a second story window framed in lace | |
There she is again sittin' staring into space | |
Thinkin' back to better days, dealin' with the pain | |
Some folks think it's teardrops, but me, I think it's rain. | |
There it is the cold hard truth | |
So plain to see the living proof | |
Where do you stand? What's your point of view? | |
I guess it all depends on which side of the glass you're looking through. | |
Beneath a neon chandelier he leans on polished oak | |
And orders one more whiskey, lights another smoke | |
He shivers at the memory and trembles as he stirs | |
Some folks think it's him, but me, I think it's her. | |
There it is the cold hard truth | |
So plain to see the living proof | |
Where do you stand? what's your point of view? | |
I guess it all depends on which side of the glass you're looking through. | |
I turn towards the mirror | |
It's time to face the facts | |
Looking for the reason | |
You're not ever coming back. | |
And there it is the cold hard truth | |
So plain to see the living proof | |
Where do you stand? What's your point of view? | |
I guess it all depends on which side of the glass you're looking through. | |
Oh, I guess it all depends on which side of the glass you're looking through... |
zuo qu : Fred Knobloch Dana Hunt | |
Written: Fred J. Knobloch Dana Hunt | |
In a second story window framed in lace | |
There she is again sittin' staring into space | |
Thinkin' back to better days, dealin' with the pain | |
Some folks think it' s teardrops, but me, I think it' s rain. | |
There it is the cold hard truth | |
So plain to see the living proof | |
Where do you stand? What' s your point of view? | |
I guess it all depends on which side of the glass you' re looking through. | |
Beneath a neon chandelier he leans on polished oak | |
And orders one more whiskey, lights another smoke | |
He shivers at the memory and trembles as he stirs | |
Some folks think it' s him, but me, I think it' s her. | |
There it is the cold hard truth | |
So plain to see the living proof | |
Where do you stand? what' s your point of view? | |
I guess it all depends on which side of the glass you' re looking through. | |
I turn towards the mirror | |
It' s time to face the facts | |
Looking for the reason | |
You' re not ever coming back. | |
And there it is the cold hard truth | |
So plain to see the living proof | |
Where do you stand? What' s your point of view? | |
I guess it all depends on which side of the glass you' re looking through. | |
Oh, I guess it all depends on which side of the glass you' re looking through... |
zuò qǔ : Fred Knobloch Dana Hunt | |
Written: Fred J. Knobloch Dana Hunt | |
In a second story window framed in lace | |
There she is again sittin' staring into space | |
Thinkin' back to better days, dealin' with the pain | |
Some folks think it' s teardrops, but me, I think it' s rain. | |
There it is the cold hard truth | |
So plain to see the living proof | |
Where do you stand? What' s your point of view? | |
I guess it all depends on which side of the glass you' re looking through. | |
Beneath a neon chandelier he leans on polished oak | |
And orders one more whiskey, lights another smoke | |
He shivers at the memory and trembles as he stirs | |
Some folks think it' s him, but me, I think it' s her. | |
There it is the cold hard truth | |
So plain to see the living proof | |
Where do you stand? what' s your point of view? | |
I guess it all depends on which side of the glass you' re looking through. | |
I turn towards the mirror | |
It' s time to face the facts | |
Looking for the reason | |
You' re not ever coming back. | |
And there it is the cold hard truth | |
So plain to see the living proof | |
Where do you stand? What' s your point of view? | |
I guess it all depends on which side of the glass you' re looking through. | |
Oh, I guess it all depends on which side of the glass you' re looking through... |