歌手: LloydCole
时长: 03:34
Charlotte Street (BBC Radio 1 Janice Long Session 12/08/1985) - LloydCole[00:00:00]
I was looking for a rhyme for the New York Times[00:00:21]
When I sensed I was not alone[00:00:25]
She said "do you know how to spell 'audaciously' "[00:00:27]
I could tell I was in love[00:00:30]
And so I forced a smile contrary to my style[00:00:33]
And she looked into my eyes[00:00:37]
She said "do you want to go heaven [00:00:40]
Or would you rather not be saved [00:00:43]
Here comes my train[00:00:47]
I'm on my way will you not see [00:00:53]
I don't need your sympathy[00:00:59]
I won't read your poetry oh sweetness please[00:01:03]
So she took me back to her basement flat[00:01:20]
Which was down on Charlotte Street[00:01:24]
Though it was never my intention[00:01:26]
We were not intense not least because--[00:01:29]
"Well if you must just take then I'm a piece of cake"[00:01:33]
That is what she said to me[00:01:37]
And so I gave myself to her charity[00:01:39]
Well at least that's how it seemed[00:01:44]
Here comes my train[00:01:47]
I'm on my way what got into me [00:01:53]
I don't need your sympathy[00:01:58]
I won't read your poetry oh bittersweets[00:02:02]
I was looking for a rhyme for the New York Times when I was distracted[00:02:47]
Yes those were precious times together that we wasted[00:02:52]
Now I'm working hard for my union card[00:02:59]
I must be leaving Charlotte Street[00:03:03]
Though it was never my intention to stay so long[00:03:06]
So long[00:03:12]