歌曲 | She Came Along to Me |
歌手 | Billy Bragg |
歌手 | Wilco |
专辑 | Mermaid Avenue |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Bennett, Bragg, Guthrie ... | |
Ten hundred books could | |
I write you about her | |
Because I felt if | |
I could know her | |
I would know all women | |
And they've not been any too well known for brains and planning and organised thinking | |
But I'm sure the women are equal | |
And they may be ahead of the men | |
Yet I wouldn't spread such a rumor around because one organises the other | |
And sometimes the most lost and wasted attract the most balanced and sane | |
And the wild and the reckless take up with the clocked and the timed | |
And the mixture is all of us | |
And we're still mixing | |
But never, never, never, | |
Never could have it been done | |
If the women hadn't entered into the deal | |
Like she came along to me | |
And all creeds and kinds and colors of us are blending | |
Till I suppose ten million years from now we'll all be just alike | |
Same color, same size, working together | |
And maybe we'll have all of the fascists out of the way by then | |
Maybe so. | |
WORDS: Woody | |
Guthrie 1942 - | |
MUSIC: Bragg/ | |
Tweedy/Bennett |
zuo ci : Bennett, Bragg, Guthrie ... | |
Ten hundred books could | |
I write you about her | |
Because I felt if | |
I could know her | |
I would know all women | |
And they' ve not been any too well known for brains and planning and organised thinking | |
But I' m sure the women are equal | |
And they may be ahead of the men | |
Yet I wouldn' t spread such a rumor around because one organises the other | |
And sometimes the most lost and wasted attract the most balanced and sane | |
And the wild and the reckless take up with the clocked and the timed | |
And the mixture is all of us | |
And we' re still mixing | |
But never, never, never, | |
Never could have it been done | |
If the women hadn' t entered into the deal | |
Like she came along to me | |
And all creeds and kinds and colors of us are blending | |
Till I suppose ten million years from now we' ll all be just alike | |
Same color, same size, working together | |
And maybe we' ll have all of the fascists out of the way by then | |
Maybe so. | |
WORDS: Woody | |
Guthrie 1942 | |
MUSIC: Bragg | |
Tweedy Bennett |
zuò cí : Bennett, Bragg, Guthrie ... | |
Ten hundred books could | |
I write you about her | |
Because I felt if | |
I could know her | |
I would know all women | |
And they' ve not been any too well known for brains and planning and organised thinking | |
But I' m sure the women are equal | |
And they may be ahead of the men | |
Yet I wouldn' t spread such a rumor around because one organises the other | |
And sometimes the most lost and wasted attract the most balanced and sane | |
And the wild and the reckless take up with the clocked and the timed | |
And the mixture is all of us | |
And we' re still mixing | |
But never, never, never, | |
Never could have it been done | |
If the women hadn' t entered into the deal | |
Like she came along to me | |
And all creeds and kinds and colors of us are blending | |
Till I suppose ten million years from now we' ll all be just alike | |
Same color, same size, working together | |
And maybe we' ll have all of the fascists out of the way by then | |
Maybe so. | |
WORDS: Woody | |
Guthrie 1942 | |
MUSIC: Bragg | |
Tweedy Bennett |