| 歌曲 | A Trip To The Library |
| 歌手 | Jerry Bock |
| 专辑 | She Loves Me (The New Broadway Cast Recording) |
| 下载 | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:16.233] | How did you like the library |
| [00:18.774] | You've never seen such a place |
| [00:24.683] | So many books |
| [00:27.205] | So much marble |
| [00:29.982] | So quiet |
| [00:33.034] | And suddenly all of my confidence dribbled away with a pitiful plop. |
| [00:38.349] | My head was beginning to swim. |
| [00:39.853] | And my forehead was covered with cold perspiration. |
| [00:44.123] | I started to reach for a book. |
| [00:45.434] | And my hand automatically came to a stop. |
| [00:49.706] | I don’t know how long I stood frozen. |
| [00:51.212] | A victim of panic and mortification. |
| [00:55.739] | Oh how I wanted to flee. |
| [01:01.014] | When a kindly voice, |
| [01:03.771] | a gentle voice, |
| [01:07.027] | whispered "Pardon me." |
| [01:11.041] | "Pardon me." |
| [01:12.545] | Uh huh |
| [01:14.803] | And there was this dear, sweet, clearly respectable, |
| [01:19.826] | thickly-bespectacled man, |
| [01:22.332] | who stood by my side. |
| [01:24.594] | And quietly said to me, |
| [01:27.866] | “ Ma’am, don’t mean to intrude, |
| [01:31.889] | but I was just wondering, |
| [01:34.641] | are you in need of some help?” |
| [01:37.148] | I said“No..Yes, I am~” |
| [01:44.574] | The next thing you know, |
| [01:46.585] | I’m sipping hot chocolate, |
| [01:49.490] | and telling my troubles to Paul. |
| [01:52.502] | Whose tender brown eyes kept |
| [01:55.012] | Sending compassionate looks. |
| [01:59.326] | A trip to the library. |
| [02:02.589] | Has made a new girl of me. |
| [02:06.101] | For suddenly I can see. |
| [02:09.613] | The magic of books |
| [02:17.150] | I have to admit in the back of my mind. |
| [02:18.652] | I was praying he wouldn’t get fresh. |
| [02:22.421] | And all of the while, I was wondering. |
| [02:24.199] | Why an illiterate girl should attract him. |
| [02:28.213] | Then all of a sudden he said |
| [02:29.467] | I couldn’t go wrong, with “The Way Of All Flesh.” |
| [02:33.984] | Of course it’s a novel but I didn’t know. |
| [02:35.489] | Or I certainly wouldn’t have smacked him. |
| [02:39.319] | Well, he gave me a smile that I couldn’t resist. |
| [02:45.864] | And I knew at once how much I liked this, |
| [02:52.913] | optometrist. |
| [02:55.170] | Optometrist? |
| [02:56.678] | Op-to-me-trist. |
| [02:59.436] | You know what this dear, sweet, |
| [03:02.447] | slightly-bespectacled gentleman said to me next? |
| [03:06.963] | He said he could solve this problem of mine. |
| [03:11.234] | I said “How” |
| [03:13.997] | He said, If I’d like, |
| [03:16.315] | he’d willingly read to me, |
| [03:19.340] | some of his favorite things. |
| [03:21.599] | I said “When” |
| [03:24.864] | He said “Now.” |
| [03:29.148] | His novel approach seemed highly suspicious. |
| [03:33.670] | And possibly dangerous, too. |
| [03:36.433] | I told myself, |
| [03:37.680] | “Wait!Think!Dare you go up to his flat?” |
| [03:43.452] | What happens if things go wrong? |
| [03:46.767] | It’s obvious he’s quite strong. |
| [03:51.533] | He read to me all night long. |
| [03:55.320] | Now how about that? |
| [03:59.588] | It’ s hard to believe how truly domestic. |
| [04:05.113] | And happily hopeful I feel. |
| [04:07.875] | I picture my Paul there, reading aloud as I cook. |
| [04:15.777] | As long as he’s there to read, |
| [04:19.289] | there’s quite a good chance indeed. |
| [04:22.803] | A chance that I’ll never need. |
| [04:26.317] | To open a book. |
| [04:30.585] | Unlike someone else. |
| [04:34.098] | Someone I dimly recall. |
| [04:38.625] | I know he’ll only have eyes for me. |
| [04:43.140] | My optometrist, |
| [04:44.895] | Paul! |
| [00:16.233] | How did you like the library |
| [00:18.774] | You' ve never seen such a place |
| [00:24.683] | So many books |
| [00:27.205] | So much marble |
| [00:29.982] | So quiet |
| [00:33.034] | And suddenly all of my confidence dribbled away with a pitiful plop. |
| [00:38.349] | My head was beginning to swim. |
| [00:39.853] | And my forehead was covered with cold perspiration. |
| [00:44.123] | I started to reach for a book. |
| [00:45.434] | And my hand automatically came to a stop. |
| [00:49.706] | I don' t know how long I stood frozen. |
| [00:51.212] | A victim of panic and mortification. |
| [00:55.739] | Oh how I wanted to flee. |
| [01:01.014] | When a kindly voice, |
| [01:03.771] | a gentle voice, |
| [01:07.027] | whispered " Pardon me." |
| [01:11.041] | " Pardon me." |
| [01:12.545] | Uh huh |
| [01:14.803] | And there was this dear, sweet, clearly respectable, |
| [01:19.826] | thicklybespectacled man, |
| [01:22.332] | who stood by my side. |
| [01:24.594] | And quietly said to me, |
| [01:27.866] | " Ma' am, don' t mean to intrude, |
| [01:31.889] | but I was just wondering, |
| [01:34.641] | are you in need of some help?" |
| [01:37.148] | I said" No.. Yes, I am" |
| [01:44.574] | The next thing you know, |
| [01:46.585] | I' m sipping hot chocolate, |
| [01:49.490] | and telling my troubles to Paul. |
| [01:52.502] | Whose tender brown eyes kept |
| [01:55.012] | Sending compassionate looks. |
| [01:59.326] | A trip to the library. |
| [02:02.589] | Has made a new girl of me. |
| [02:06.101] | For suddenly I can see. |
| [02:09.613] | The magic of books |
| [02:17.150] | I have to admit in the back of my mind. |
| [02:18.652] | I was praying he wouldn' t get fresh. |
| [02:22.421] | And all of the while, I was wondering. |
| [02:24.199] | Why an illiterate girl should attract him. |
| [02:28.213] | Then all of a sudden he said |
| [02:29.467] | I couldn' t go wrong, with " The Way Of All Flesh." |
| [02:33.984] | Of course it' s a novel but I didn' t know. |
| [02:35.489] | Or I certainly wouldn' t have smacked him. |
| [02:39.319] | Well, he gave me a smile that I couldn' t resist. |
| [02:45.864] | And I knew at once how much I liked this, |
| [02:52.913] | optometrist. |
| [02:55.170] | Optometrist? |
| [02:56.678] | Optometrist. |
| [02:59.436] | You know what this dear, sweet, |
| [03:02.447] | slightlybespectacled gentleman said to me next? |
| [03:06.963] | He said he could solve this problem of mine. |
| [03:11.234] | I said " How" |
| [03:13.997] | He said, If I' d like, |
| [03:16.315] | he' d willingly read to me, |
| [03:19.340] | some of his favorite things. |
| [03:21.599] | I said " When" |
| [03:24.864] | He said " Now." |
| [03:29.148] | His novel approach seemed highly suspicious. |
| [03:33.670] | And possibly dangerous, too. |
| [03:36.433] | I told myself, |
| [03:37.680] | " Wait! Think! Dare you go up to his flat?" |
| [03:43.452] | What happens if things go wrong? |
| [03:46.767] | It' s obvious he' s quite strong. |
| [03:51.533] | He read to me all night long. |
| [03:55.320] | Now how about that? |
| [03:59.588] | It' s hard to believe how truly domestic. |
| [04:05.113] | And happily hopeful I feel. |
| [04:07.875] | I picture my Paul there, reading aloud as I cook. |
| [04:15.777] | As long as he' s there to read, |
| [04:19.289] | there' s quite a good chance indeed. |
| [04:22.803] | A chance that I' ll never need. |
| [04:26.317] | To open a book. |
| [04:30.585] | Unlike someone else. |
| [04:34.098] | Someone I dimly recall. |
| [04:38.625] | I know he' ll only have eyes for me. |
| [04:43.140] | My optometrist, |
| [04:44.895] | Paul! |
| [00:16.233] | How did you like the library |
| [00:18.774] | You' ve never seen such a place |
| [00:24.683] | So many books |
| [00:27.205] | So much marble |
| [00:29.982] | So quiet |
| [00:33.034] | And suddenly all of my confidence dribbled away with a pitiful plop. |
| [00:38.349] | My head was beginning to swim. |
| [00:39.853] | And my forehead was covered with cold perspiration. |
| [00:44.123] | I started to reach for a book. |
| [00:45.434] | And my hand automatically came to a stop. |
| [00:49.706] | I don' t know how long I stood frozen. |
| [00:51.212] | A victim of panic and mortification. |
| [00:55.739] | Oh how I wanted to flee. |
| [01:01.014] | When a kindly voice, |
| [01:03.771] | a gentle voice, |
| [01:07.027] | whispered " Pardon me." |
| [01:11.041] | " Pardon me." |
| [01:12.545] | Uh huh |
| [01:14.803] | And there was this dear, sweet, clearly respectable, |
| [01:19.826] | thicklybespectacled man, |
| [01:22.332] | who stood by my side. |
| [01:24.594] | And quietly said to me, |
| [01:27.866] | " Ma' am, don' t mean to intrude, |
| [01:31.889] | but I was just wondering, |
| [01:34.641] | are you in need of some help?" |
| [01:37.148] | I said" No.. Yes, I am" |
| [01:44.574] | The next thing you know, |
| [01:46.585] | I' m sipping hot chocolate, |
| [01:49.490] | and telling my troubles to Paul. |
| [01:52.502] | Whose tender brown eyes kept |
| [01:55.012] | Sending compassionate looks. |
| [01:59.326] | A trip to the library. |
| [02:02.589] | Has made a new girl of me. |
| [02:06.101] | For suddenly I can see. |
| [02:09.613] | The magic of books |
| [02:17.150] | I have to admit in the back of my mind. |
| [02:18.652] | I was praying he wouldn' t get fresh. |
| [02:22.421] | And all of the while, I was wondering. |
| [02:24.199] | Why an illiterate girl should attract him. |
| [02:28.213] | Then all of a sudden he said |
| [02:29.467] | I couldn' t go wrong, with " The Way Of All Flesh." |
| [02:33.984] | Of course it' s a novel but I didn' t know. |
| [02:35.489] | Or I certainly wouldn' t have smacked him. |
| [02:39.319] | Well, he gave me a smile that I couldn' t resist. |
| [02:45.864] | And I knew at once how much I liked this, |
| [02:52.913] | optometrist. |
| [02:55.170] | Optometrist? |
| [02:56.678] | Optometrist. |
| [02:59.436] | You know what this dear, sweet, |
| [03:02.447] | slightlybespectacled gentleman said to me next? |
| [03:06.963] | He said he could solve this problem of mine. |
| [03:11.234] | I said " How" |
| [03:13.997] | He said, If I' d like, |
| [03:16.315] | he' d willingly read to me, |
| [03:19.340] | some of his favorite things. |
| [03:21.599] | I said " When" |
| [03:24.864] | He said " Now." |
| [03:29.148] | His novel approach seemed highly suspicious. |
| [03:33.670] | And possibly dangerous, too. |
| [03:36.433] | I told myself, |
| [03:37.680] | " Wait! Think! Dare you go up to his flat?" |
| [03:43.452] | What happens if things go wrong? |
| [03:46.767] | It' s obvious he' s quite strong. |
| [03:51.533] | He read to me all night long. |
| [03:55.320] | Now how about that? |
| [03:59.588] | It' s hard to believe how truly domestic. |
| [04:05.113] | And happily hopeful I feel. |
| [04:07.875] | I picture my Paul there, reading aloud as I cook. |
| [04:15.777] | As long as he' s there to read, |
| [04:19.289] | there' s quite a good chance indeed. |
| [04:22.803] | A chance that I' ll never need. |
| [04:26.317] | To open a book. |
| [04:30.585] | Unlike someone else. |
| [04:34.098] | Someone I dimly recall. |
| [04:38.625] | I know he' ll only have eyes for me. |
| [04:43.140] | My optometrist, |
| [04:44.895] | Paul! |
| [00:16.233] | 图书馆之行感觉如何 |
| [00:18.774] | 你从未见过这样的地方 |
| [00:24.683] | 浩瀚书海 |
| [00:27.205] | 大理石的殿堂 |
| [00:29.982] | 静谧非常 |
| [00:33.034] | 突然间我的勇气像泄气皮球般溃散 |
| [00:38.349] | 我的脑袋开始发晕 |
| [00:39.853] | 额头渗出冰凉的汗珠 |
| [00:44.123] | 当我伸手去取书 |
| [00:45.434] | 手臂却突然僵在半途 |
| [00:49.706] | 不知呆立了多久 |
| [00:51.212] | 被羞耻与慌乱征服 |
| [00:55.739] | 多想逃离这窘境 |
| [01:01.014] | 这时传来温和嗓音 |
| [01:03.771] | 轻柔的声线 |
| [01:07.027] | 低语"打扰了" |
| [01:11.041] | "打扰了" |
| [01:12.545] | 嗯哼 |
| [01:14.803] | 身旁站着位亲切儒雅的 |
| [01:19.826] | 戴厚镜片的先生 |
| [01:22.332] | 他体贴地靠近 |
| [01:24.594] | 轻声对我说道 |
| [01:27.866] | "女士 恕我冒昧 |
| [01:31.889] | 不知是否需要 |
| [01:34.641] | 帮助?" |
| [01:37.148] | 我答"不...是的需要~" |
| [01:44.574] | 转眼之间 |
| [01:46.585] | 我捧着热巧克力 |
| [01:49.490] | 向保罗倾诉烦恼 |
| [01:52.502] | 他温柔的棕色眼眸 |
| [01:55.012] | 不断投来关切目光 |
| [01:59.326] | 这趟图书馆之旅 |
| [02:02.589] | 让我焕然新生 |
| [02:06.101] | 突然间我领悟到 |
| [02:09.613] | 书籍的魔力 |
| [02:17.150] | 心底暗自担忧 |
| [02:18.652] | 怕他举止轻浮 |
| [02:22.421] | 始终想不明白 |
| [02:24.199] | 文盲姑娘怎会吸引他 |
| [02:28.213] | 他突然推荐说 |
| [02:29.467] | 《众生之路》绝不会错 |
| [02:33.984] | 那本是小说我本不知晓 |
| [02:35.489] | 否则也不会扇他巴掌 |
| [02:39.319] | 可他绽放的笑容令我怦然心动 |
| [02:45.864] | 瞬间明白自己多喜欢 |
| [02:52.913] | 这位验光师 |
| [02:55.170] | 验光师? |
| [02:56.678] | 验-光-师 |
| [02:59.436] | 知道这位儒雅可亲的 |
| [03:02.447] | 戴眼镜的绅士接着说什么? |
| [03:06.963] | 他说能解决我的困扰 |
| [03:11.234] | 我问"怎么帮" |
| [03:13.997] | 他答若我愿意 |
| [03:16.315] | 很乐意为我朗读 |
| [03:19.340] | 他最爱的篇章 |
| [03:21.599] | 我问"何时" |
| [03:24.864] | 他答"现在" |
| [03:29.148] | 这小说般的邀约透着可疑 |
| [03:33.670] | 或许还藏着危险 |
| [03:36.433] | 我告诫自己 |
| [03:37.680] | "等等!三思!真要去他公寓?" |
| [03:43.452] | 万一出事怎么办? |
| [03:46.767] | 他体格显然很健壮 |
| [03:51.533] | 他却整夜为我诵读 |
| [03:55.320] | 这谁能料到? |
| [03:59.588] | 难以置信此刻我竟如此 |
| [04:05.113] | 满心温馨的期待 |
| [04:07.875] | 想象保罗朗读时我下厨的景象 |
| [04:15.777] | 只要他愿继续读 |
| [04:19.289] | 我就有很大几率 |
| [04:22.803] | 永远都不必亲自 |
| [04:26.317] | 翻开书本 |
| [04:30.585] | 不像某个人 |
| [04:34.098] | 那个模糊的身影 |
| [04:38.625] | 我知道他只注视我 |
| [04:43.140] | 我的验光师 |
| [04:44.895] | 保罗! |