歌曲 | I Wait For Late Afternoon And You |
歌手 | Patricia Barber |
专辑 | The Cole Porter Mix |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Barber | |
They say that | |
I don't know love, | |
I say yes | |
I doThey say they are counting love, | |
I say I am too | |
They mark the years with rings like a tree they say | |
I count on smaller things, minutes, seconds, days | |
I wait for late afternoon and you | |
The industrious bunch through breakfast and lunch[Incomprehensible] | |
I wait for it afternoon and you | |
The Monday sun softly paves by two | |
Though the book of the clerks thinking diligence works | |
For pension and perks out due | |
I wait for late afternoon and you | |
If we agree to meet at three | |
The concierge and | |
I will see | |
The shades are drawn, the staff is skilled | |
Our lunch prepared, the champaign chilled | |
And if we skip the duck confit | |
Your arms and lips will reach for me | |
These walls were meant to never speak | |
Of songs contempt within a week | |
So on this late afternoon with you | |
Other salesmen reserved all the rumors they've heard | |
That this fool may deserve a review | |
And still | |
I wait and | |
I wait for you | |
I wait for late afternoon and you |
zuo qu : Barber | |
They say that | |
I don' t know love, | |
I say yes | |
I doThey say they are counting love, | |
I say I am too | |
They mark the years with rings like a tree they say | |
I count on smaller things, minutes, seconds, days | |
I wait for late afternoon and you | |
The industrious bunch through breakfast and lunch Incomprehensible | |
I wait for it afternoon and you | |
The Monday sun softly paves by two | |
Though the book of the clerks thinking diligence works | |
For pension and perks out due | |
I wait for late afternoon and you | |
If we agree to meet at three | |
The concierge and | |
I will see | |
The shades are drawn, the staff is skilled | |
Our lunch prepared, the champaign chilled | |
And if we skip the duck confit | |
Your arms and lips will reach for me | |
These walls were meant to never speak | |
Of songs contempt within a week | |
So on this late afternoon with you | |
Other salesmen reserved all the rumors they' ve heard | |
That this fool may deserve a review | |
And still | |
I wait and | |
I wait for you | |
I wait for late afternoon and you |
zuò qǔ : Barber | |
They say that | |
I don' t know love, | |
I say yes | |
I doThey say they are counting love, | |
I say I am too | |
They mark the years with rings like a tree they say | |
I count on smaller things, minutes, seconds, days | |
I wait for late afternoon and you | |
The industrious bunch through breakfast and lunch Incomprehensible | |
I wait for it afternoon and you | |
The Monday sun softly paves by two | |
Though the book of the clerks thinking diligence works | |
For pension and perks out due | |
I wait for late afternoon and you | |
If we agree to meet at three | |
The concierge and | |
I will see | |
The shades are drawn, the staff is skilled | |
Our lunch prepared, the champaign chilled | |
And if we skip the duck confit | |
Your arms and lips will reach for me | |
These walls were meant to never speak | |
Of songs contempt within a week | |
So on this late afternoon with you | |
Other salesmen reserved all the rumors they' ve heard | |
That this fool may deserve a review | |
And still | |
I wait and | |
I wait for you | |
I wait for late afternoon and you |