Civilians (Remastered) - Joe Henry.lrc

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[00:00.00] 作词 : Joe Henry
[00:00.00] 作曲 : Joe Henry
[00:00.00] The carriage horses stamp and fume
[00:26.79]Until all color's gone
[00:31.65]They leave the street in black and white
[00:37.05]And bring the evening coming on
[00:41.64]Lovers tug their way out of gloves
[00:45.42]Out of shoes, and gray chiffon
[00:51.33]The driver pulls his blanket high
[00:55.23]And pretends to look beyond
[00:59.58]Oh, pray for you, pray for me
[01:05.82]Sing it like a song
[01:10.74]Life is short but, by the grace of God
[01:15.99]This night is long
[01:25.74]Girls crowd into bathroom stalls
[01:30.84]The boys smoke in their cars
[01:35.28]The general, he's in civilian clothes
[01:40.50]Standing at the bar
[01:44.91]He waves at the deaf flower lady
[01:48.60]"Come sit by me, sweetheart"
[01:54.72]He draws a napkin battle plan
[01:58.74]Says, " this is where we start"
[02:03.60]Oh pray for you, pray for me
[02:09.00]Sing it like a song
[02:13.95]Life is sort but, by the grace of God
[02:19.23]This night is long
[02:24.27]There are no more hummingbirds
[02:29.07]Like there used to be
[02:33.42]They're fat and slow and careless now
[02:37.98]They've turned blue and mean
[02:42.99]And the parrots sound like monkeys
[02:48.15]Screaming from the trees
[02:53.16]As the decent people
[02:57.36]Fumble for their keys
[03:02.37]We used to spend the night in town
[03:07.23]Down by city hall
[03:12.09]And the water works of Irish Beach
[03:17.58]Just below the falls
[03:21.96]We'd walk down to the Park Hotel
[03:25.65]Past the Baptist Veteran's Mall
[03:31.53]Back then, a man in uniform
[03:35.70]Might mean anything at all
[03:40.08]Oh, pray for you, pray for me
[03:45.87]Sing it like a song
[03:50.88]Life is short but, by the grace or cruel heart of God
[04:15.60]The night is long
文本歌词
作词 : Joe Henry
作曲 : Joe Henry
The carriage horses stamp and fume
Until all color's gone
They leave the street in black and white
And bring the evening coming on
Lovers tug their way out of gloves
Out of shoes, and gray chiffon
The driver pulls his blanket high
And pretends to look beyond
Oh, pray for you, pray for me
Sing it like a song
Life is short but, by the grace of God
This night is long
Girls crowd into bathroom stalls
The boys smoke in their cars
The general, he's in civilian clothes
Standing at the bar
He waves at the deaf flower lady
"Come sit by me, sweetheart"
He draws a napkin battle plan
Says, " this is where we start"
Oh pray for you, pray for me
Sing it like a song
Life is sort but, by the grace of God
This night is long
There are no more hummingbirds
Like there used to be
They're fat and slow and careless now
They've turned blue and mean
And the parrots sound like monkeys
Screaming from the trees
As the decent people
Fumble for their keys
We used to spend the night in town
Down by city hall
And the water works of Irish Beach
Just below the falls
We'd walk down to the Park Hotel
Past the Baptist Veteran's Mall
Back then, a man in uniform
Might mean anything at all
Oh, pray for you, pray for me
Sing it like a song
Life is short but, by the grace or cruel heart of God
The night is long