歌曲 | Black & Blue |
歌手 | Paloma Faith |
专辑 | Daytrotter Session at Good Danny's |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词:Paloma Faith、Francis White | |
作曲:Paloma Faith、Francis White | |
I know a man who fills his emptiness | |
with strangers | |
I know a girl who drinks herself to | |
sleep at night | |
You can't change her | |
I know people who use chat rooms as | |
confessionals | |
I know down and outs who once were, | |
once they were professionals | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don't roll your eyes my sweet | |
I know a single mother who loses | |
her mind | |
On weekends | |
She pleads with lady luck on scratch | |
cards with money lent to her | |
By old friends | |
I know people who take midnight | |
drives for head space | |
I know they'd give for just one | |
loving embraces | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don't roll your eyes my sweet | |
We're just the same | |
We all get desperate sometimes | |
Feeling black and blue | |
I know you'll find it hard | |
to accept it sometimes | |
We all feel black and we feel blue | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don't roll your eyes my sweet | |
I know a rich man who has everything | |
you could wish for | |
But children | |
I know an old lady who talks a lot but | |
could teach you | |
If you listen | |
I know people who believe in gods and demons | |
I know ones who think there's nothing | |
there at all | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don't roll your eyes my sweet | |
We're just the same | |
We all get desperate sometimes | |
Feeling black and blue | |
I know you'll find it hard | |
to accept it sometimes | |
We all feel black and we feel blue | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don't roll your eyes my sweet | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don't roll your eyes my sweet. |
zuo ci: Paloma Faith Francis White | |
zuo qu: Paloma Faith Francis White | |
I know a man who fills his emptiness | |
with strangers | |
I know a girl who drinks herself to | |
sleep at night | |
You can' t change her | |
I know people who use chat rooms as | |
confessionals | |
I know down and outs who once were, | |
once they were professionals | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don' t roll your eyes my sweet | |
I know a single mother who loses | |
her mind | |
On weekends | |
She pleads with lady luck on scratch | |
cards with money lent to her | |
By old friends | |
I know people who take midnight | |
drives for head space | |
I know they' d give for just one | |
loving embraces | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don' t roll your eyes my sweet | |
We' re just the same | |
We all get desperate sometimes | |
Feeling black and blue | |
I know you' ll find it hard | |
to accept it sometimes | |
We all feel black and we feel blue | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don' t roll your eyes my sweet | |
I know a rich man who has everything | |
you could wish for | |
But children | |
I know an old lady who talks a lot but | |
could teach you | |
If you listen | |
I know people who believe in gods and demons | |
I know ones who think there' s nothing | |
there at all | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don' t roll your eyes my sweet | |
We' re just the same | |
We all get desperate sometimes | |
Feeling black and blue | |
I know you' ll find it hard | |
to accept it sometimes | |
We all feel black and we feel blue | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don' t roll your eyes my sweet | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don' t roll your eyes my sweet. |
zuò cí: Paloma Faith Francis White | |
zuò qǔ: Paloma Faith Francis White | |
I know a man who fills his emptiness | |
with strangers | |
I know a girl who drinks herself to | |
sleep at night | |
You can' t change her | |
I know people who use chat rooms as | |
confessionals | |
I know down and outs who once were, | |
once they were professionals | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don' t roll your eyes my sweet | |
I know a single mother who loses | |
her mind | |
On weekends | |
She pleads with lady luck on scratch | |
cards with money lent to her | |
By old friends | |
I know people who take midnight | |
drives for head space | |
I know they' d give for just one | |
loving embraces | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don' t roll your eyes my sweet | |
We' re just the same | |
We all get desperate sometimes | |
Feeling black and blue | |
I know you' ll find it hard | |
to accept it sometimes | |
We all feel black and we feel blue | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don' t roll your eyes my sweet | |
I know a rich man who has everything | |
you could wish for | |
But children | |
I know an old lady who talks a lot but | |
could teach you | |
If you listen | |
I know people who believe in gods and demons | |
I know ones who think there' s nothing | |
there at all | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don' t roll your eyes my sweet | |
We' re just the same | |
We all get desperate sometimes | |
Feeling black and blue | |
I know you' ll find it hard | |
to accept it sometimes | |
We all feel black and we feel blue | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don' t roll your eyes my sweet | |
Wipe it off your sleeve | |
Your superiority | |
Don' t roll your eyes my sweet. |