歌曲 | Fleashine |
歌手 | Kelly Joe Phelps |
专辑 | Tap the Red Cane Whirlwind [live] |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : | |
Fleashine, shoeshine, man of fifteen | |
Brings the house in with a smile | |
All twelve teeth tell myriad stories | |
One upon one and one | |
The breath in his hand waving | |
Drives the gypsy woman mad, oh | |
She loves him anyway | |
Has told him so a thousand times or more | |
She refuses to believe that | |
At forty two years old | |
She's not still a butterfly | |
Ready, ready for the net | |
Bobby the fifteen is turning strong and soft | |
As can be seen by his patience with the animals | |
He used to hate 'em | |
Now lays down beside them | |
To keep all from feeling sad | |
As animals sometimes do | |
He dreams of being old enough | |
To marry the girl with two heads | |
Their name is | |
GladysAnd they don't yet know | |
Of the young man's fascination | |
They're too busy drawing circles in their arms | |
A fleashine, shoeshine, man of fifteen | |
Floating into the next town | |
Puts a straw in a | |
Jim Beam bottle | |
And lays his head down | |
He puts a straw in a | |
Jim Beam bottle | |
And lays his head down |
zuo ci : | |
Fleashine, shoeshine, man of fifteen | |
Brings the house in with a smile | |
All twelve teeth tell myriad stories | |
One upon one and one | |
The breath in his hand waving | |
Drives the gypsy woman mad, oh | |
She loves him anyway | |
Has told him so a thousand times or more | |
She refuses to believe that | |
At forty two years old | |
She' s not still a butterfly | |
Ready, ready for the net | |
Bobby the fifteen is turning strong and soft | |
As can be seen by his patience with the animals | |
He used to hate ' em | |
Now lays down beside them | |
To keep all from feeling sad | |
As animals sometimes do | |
He dreams of being old enough | |
To marry the girl with two heads | |
Their name is | |
GladysAnd they don' t yet know | |
Of the young man' s fascination | |
They' re too busy drawing circles in their arms | |
A fleashine, shoeshine, man of fifteen | |
Floating into the next town | |
Puts a straw in a | |
Jim Beam bottle | |
And lays his head down | |
He puts a straw in a | |
Jim Beam bottle | |
And lays his head down |
zuò cí : | |
Fleashine, shoeshine, man of fifteen | |
Brings the house in with a smile | |
All twelve teeth tell myriad stories | |
One upon one and one | |
The breath in his hand waving | |
Drives the gypsy woman mad, oh | |
She loves him anyway | |
Has told him so a thousand times or more | |
She refuses to believe that | |
At forty two years old | |
She' s not still a butterfly | |
Ready, ready for the net | |
Bobby the fifteen is turning strong and soft | |
As can be seen by his patience with the animals | |
He used to hate ' em | |
Now lays down beside them | |
To keep all from feeling sad | |
As animals sometimes do | |
He dreams of being old enough | |
To marry the girl with two heads | |
Their name is | |
GladysAnd they don' t yet know | |
Of the young man' s fascination | |
They' re too busy drawing circles in their arms | |
A fleashine, shoeshine, man of fifteen | |
Floating into the next town | |
Puts a straw in a | |
Jim Beam bottle | |
And lays his head down | |
He puts a straw in a | |
Jim Beam bottle | |
And lays his head down |