LRC歌词
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[00:07.350]Cassius Clay was hated more than Sonny Liston
[00:15.480]Some like KK Downing more than Glenn Tipton
[00:23.220]Some like Jim Nabors some Bobby Vinton
[00:27.600]I like 'em all
[00:34.500]I put my feet up on the coffee table
[00:40.050]I stay up late watching cable
[00:44.340]I like old movies with Clark Gable
[00:47.610]Just like my dad does
[00:54.180]Just like my dad did when he was home
[00:59.130]Staying up late staying up alone
[01:04.019]Just like my dad did when he was thinking
[01:08.220]Oh how fast the years fly
[01:21.210]I know an old woman ran a doughnut shop
[01:26.160]She worked late serving cops
[01:30.240]But then one morning baby her heart stopped
[01:34.500]Place ain't the same no more
[01:40.830]Place ain't the same no more
[01:46.170]Not without my friend Eleanor
[01:50.850]Place ain't the same no more
[01:54.990]Man how things change
[02:27.690]I buried my first victim when I was nineteen
[02:33.330]Went through her bedroom and the pockets of her jeans
[02:37.620]And found her letters that said so many things
[02:42.090]That really hurt me bad
[02:48.030]I never breathed her name again
[02:53.520]But I like to dream about what could have been
[02:58.020]I never heard her calls again
[03:02.820]But I like to dream
文本歌词
Cassius Clay was hated more than Sonny Liston
Some like KK Downing more than Glenn Tipton
Some like Jim Nabors some Bobby Vinton
I like 'em all
I put my feet up on the coffee table
I stay up late watching cable
I like old movies with Clark Gable
Just like my dad does
Just like my dad did when he was home
Staying up late staying up alone
Just like my dad did when he was thinking
Oh how fast the years fly
I know an old woman ran a doughnut shop
She worked late serving cops
But then one morning baby her heart stopped
Place ain't the same no more
Place ain't the same no more
Not without my friend Eleanor
Place ain't the same no more
Man how things change
I buried my first victim when I was nineteen
Went through her bedroom and the pockets of her jeans
And found her letters that said so many things
That really hurt me bad
I never breathed her name again
But I like to dream about what could have been
I never heard her calls again
But I like to dream