歌曲 | The Seller of Stars |
歌手 | Donovan |
专辑 | HMS Donovan |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Donovan, Stowell | |
I wish I could find a queer street, | |
The crooked queer street that goes | |
East of the sun and West of the moon | |
And out where no wind blows. | |
Then I'd find the shop where the seller of stars | |
Sits and hammers behind the bars. | |
Stars he gives for the asking, | |
Starlight swords for the bold. | |
Moon he sells for a penny or two | |
Rounded and bright with gold. | |
And broken silver of the sea he sells | |
And the rain spears and the wind bells. | |
Wings he weaves for the fairies, | |
Gold of the sun you can buy | |
And silver flowers of frost and dew, | |
Rainbows out of the sky. | |
And delicate morning mist he sells | |
And pretty new songs for whispering shells. | |
Oh, if I could find that dear street, | |
The darling wee street with his house. | |
I would buy a blackbird's whistle for you | |
And for Johnny a talking mouse | |
And a mermaid's tail to swim in the sea | |
And dragon-fly wings for my Mummy and me! | |
I wish I could find the wee street, | |
That wanders up and down, | |
That is East of the sun and West of the moon | |
And very near twilight town, | |
Where the seller of stars for a penny or two | |
Will sell your heart's desire to you |
zuo ci : Donovan, Stowell | |
I wish I could find a queer street, | |
The crooked queer street that goes | |
East of the sun and West of the moon | |
And out where no wind blows. | |
Then I' d find the shop where the seller of stars | |
Sits and hammers behind the bars. | |
Stars he gives for the asking, | |
Starlight swords for the bold. | |
Moon he sells for a penny or two | |
Rounded and bright with gold. | |
And broken silver of the sea he sells | |
And the rain spears and the wind bells. | |
Wings he weaves for the fairies, | |
Gold of the sun you can buy | |
And silver flowers of frost and dew, | |
Rainbows out of the sky. | |
And delicate morning mist he sells | |
And pretty new songs for whispering shells. | |
Oh, if I could find that dear street, | |
The darling wee street with his house. | |
I would buy a blackbird' s whistle for you | |
And for Johnny a talking mouse | |
And a mermaid' s tail to swim in the sea | |
And dragonfly wings for my Mummy and me! | |
I wish I could find the wee street, | |
That wanders up and down, | |
That is East of the sun and West of the moon | |
And very near twilight town, | |
Where the seller of stars for a penny or two | |
Will sell your heart' s desire to you |
zuò cí : Donovan, Stowell | |
I wish I could find a queer street, | |
The crooked queer street that goes | |
East of the sun and West of the moon | |
And out where no wind blows. | |
Then I' d find the shop where the seller of stars | |
Sits and hammers behind the bars. | |
Stars he gives for the asking, | |
Starlight swords for the bold. | |
Moon he sells for a penny or two | |
Rounded and bright with gold. | |
And broken silver of the sea he sells | |
And the rain spears and the wind bells. | |
Wings he weaves for the fairies, | |
Gold of the sun you can buy | |
And silver flowers of frost and dew, | |
Rainbows out of the sky. | |
And delicate morning mist he sells | |
And pretty new songs for whispering shells. | |
Oh, if I could find that dear street, | |
The darling wee street with his house. | |
I would buy a blackbird' s whistle for you | |
And for Johnny a talking mouse | |
And a mermaid' s tail to swim in the sea | |
And dragonfly wings for my Mummy and me! | |
I wish I could find the wee street, | |
That wanders up and down, | |
That is East of the sun and West of the moon | |
And very near twilight town, | |
Where the seller of stars for a penny or two | |
Will sell your heart' s desire to you |