歌曲 | Home For A Rest |
歌手 | Spirit of the West |
专辑 | Save This House |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Kelly, Mann | |
You'll have to excuse me, I'm not at my best | |
I've been gone for a month, I've been drunk since I left | |
These so-called vacations will soon be my death | |
I'm so sick from the drink I need home for a rest. | |
We arrived in December and London was cold | |
We stayed in the bars along Charing Cross Road | |
We never saw nothin' but brass taps and oak | |
Kept a shine on the bar with the sleeves of our coats | |
CHORUS: | |
You'll have to excuse me, I'm not at my best | |
I've been gone for a week | |
I've been drunk since I left | |
And these so-called vacations | |
Will soon be my death | |
I'm so sick from the drink | |
I need home for a rest | |
Take me home.... | |
Euston Station the train journey North | |
In the buffet car we lurched back and forth | |
Past old crooked dykes through Yorkshire's green fields | |
We were flung into dance as the train jigged and reeled | |
- CHORUS - | |
By the light of the moon, she'd drift through the streets | |
A rare old perfume, so seductive and sweet | |
She'd tease us and flirt, as the pubs all closed down | |
Then walk us on home and deny us a round | |
You'll have to excuse me, I'm not at my best | |
I've been gone for a month | |
I've been drunk since I left | |
And these so-called vacations | |
Will soon be my death | |
I'm so sick from the drink | |
I need home for a rest | |
Take me home.... | |
The gas heater's empty, it's damp as a tomb | |
The spirits we drank now ghosts in the room | |
I'm knackered again, come on sleep take me soon | |
And don't lift up my head 'till the the twelve bells at noon | |
You'll have to excuse me, I'm not at my best | |
I've been gone for a month | |
I've been drunk since I left | |
And these so-called vacations | |
Will soon be my death | |
I'm so sick from the drink | |
I need home for a rest | |
Take me home.... |
zuo qu : Kelly, Mann | |
You' ll have to excuse me, I' m not at my best | |
I' ve been gone for a month, I' ve been drunk since I left | |
These socalled vacations will soon be my death | |
I' m so sick from the drink I need home for a rest. | |
We arrived in December and London was cold | |
We stayed in the bars along Charing Cross Road | |
We never saw nothin' but brass taps and oak | |
Kept a shine on the bar with the sleeves of our coats | |
CHORUS: | |
You' ll have to excuse me, I' m not at my best | |
I' ve been gone for a week | |
I' ve been drunk since I left | |
And these socalled vacations | |
Will soon be my death | |
I' m so sick from the drink | |
I need home for a rest | |
Take me home.... | |
Euston Station the train journey North | |
In the buffet car we lurched back and forth | |
Past old crooked dykes through Yorkshire' s green fields | |
We were flung into dance as the train jigged and reeled | |
CHORUS | |
By the light of the moon, she' d drift through the streets | |
A rare old perfume, so seductive and sweet | |
She' d tease us and flirt, as the pubs all closed down | |
Then walk us on home and deny us a round | |
You' ll have to excuse me, I' m not at my best | |
I' ve been gone for a month | |
I' ve been drunk since I left | |
And these socalled vacations | |
Will soon be my death | |
I' m so sick from the drink | |
I need home for a rest | |
Take me home.... | |
The gas heater' s empty, it' s damp as a tomb | |
The spirits we drank now ghosts in the room | |
I' m knackered again, come on sleep take me soon | |
And don' t lift up my head ' till the the twelve bells at noon | |
You' ll have to excuse me, I' m not at my best | |
I' ve been gone for a month | |
I' ve been drunk since I left | |
And these socalled vacations | |
Will soon be my death | |
I' m so sick from the drink | |
I need home for a rest | |
Take me home.... |
zuò qǔ : Kelly, Mann | |
You' ll have to excuse me, I' m not at my best | |
I' ve been gone for a month, I' ve been drunk since I left | |
These socalled vacations will soon be my death | |
I' m so sick from the drink I need home for a rest. | |
We arrived in December and London was cold | |
We stayed in the bars along Charing Cross Road | |
We never saw nothin' but brass taps and oak | |
Kept a shine on the bar with the sleeves of our coats | |
CHORUS: | |
You' ll have to excuse me, I' m not at my best | |
I' ve been gone for a week | |
I' ve been drunk since I left | |
And these socalled vacations | |
Will soon be my death | |
I' m so sick from the drink | |
I need home for a rest | |
Take me home.... | |
Euston Station the train journey North | |
In the buffet car we lurched back and forth | |
Past old crooked dykes through Yorkshire' s green fields | |
We were flung into dance as the train jigged and reeled | |
CHORUS | |
By the light of the moon, she' d drift through the streets | |
A rare old perfume, so seductive and sweet | |
She' d tease us and flirt, as the pubs all closed down | |
Then walk us on home and deny us a round | |
You' ll have to excuse me, I' m not at my best | |
I' ve been gone for a month | |
I' ve been drunk since I left | |
And these socalled vacations | |
Will soon be my death | |
I' m so sick from the drink | |
I need home for a rest | |
Take me home.... | |
The gas heater' s empty, it' s damp as a tomb | |
The spirits we drank now ghosts in the room | |
I' m knackered again, come on sleep take me soon | |
And don' t lift up my head ' till the the twelve bells at noon | |
You' ll have to excuse me, I' m not at my best | |
I' ve been gone for a month | |
I' ve been drunk since I left | |
And these socalled vacations | |
Will soon be my death | |
I' m so sick from the drink | |
I need home for a rest | |
Take me home.... |