| Song | Blue Morning, Blue Day |
| Artist | Foreigner |
| Album | The Definitive |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Gramm, Jones | |
| Out in the street it's 6 a.m. | |
| Another sleepless night | |
| Three cups of coffee, but | |
| I can't clear my head | |
| From what went down last night | |
| No we won't have our own little ways | |
| But somehow we keep it together | |
| You hear me talk, you don't hear what | |
| I sayI guess it don't even matter | |
| Blue mornin', blue day | |
| Won't you see things my way? | |
| Blue mornin', can't you see | |
| What your love has done to me? | |
| I've always listened to your point of view | |
| My ways are cut through men | |
| And I've always been a patient man | |
| But my patience has reached it's end | |
| You tell me you're leaving, you tell me goodbye | |
| You say you might send a letter | |
| Well honey don't telephone, 'cause | |
| I won't be alone | |
| I need someone to make me feel better | |
| Blue mornin', blue day | |
| Won't you see things my way? | |
| Blue mornin', can't you see | |
| What your love has done to me? | |
| Blue mornin', blue day | |
| Won't you see things my way? | |
| Blue mornin', can't you see | |
| What your love has done to me? | |
| Blue mornin', blue mornin' | |
| Blue mornin', blue mornin' | |
| Blue mornin', blue mornin' | |
| Blue, blue, blue day, yeah |
| zuo ci : Gramm, Jones | |
| Out in the street it' s 6 a. m. | |
| Another sleepless night | |
| Three cups of coffee, but | |
| I can' t clear my head | |
| From what went down last night | |
| No we won' t have our own little ways | |
| But somehow we keep it together | |
| You hear me talk, you don' t hear what | |
| I sayI guess it don' t even matter | |
| Blue mornin', blue day | |
| Won' t you see things my way? | |
| Blue mornin', can' t you see | |
| What your love has done to me? | |
| I' ve always listened to your point of view | |
| My ways are cut through men | |
| And I' ve always been a patient man | |
| But my patience has reached it' s end | |
| You tell me you' re leaving, you tell me goodbye | |
| You say you might send a letter | |
| Well honey don' t telephone, ' cause | |
| I won' t be alone | |
| I need someone to make me feel better | |
| Blue mornin', blue day | |
| Won' t you see things my way? | |
| Blue mornin', can' t you see | |
| What your love has done to me? | |
| Blue mornin', blue day | |
| Won' t you see things my way? | |
| Blue mornin', can' t you see | |
| What your love has done to me? | |
| Blue mornin', blue mornin' | |
| Blue mornin', blue mornin' | |
| Blue mornin', blue mornin' | |
| Blue, blue, blue day, yeah |
| zuò cí : Gramm, Jones | |
| Out in the street it' s 6 a. m. | |
| Another sleepless night | |
| Three cups of coffee, but | |
| I can' t clear my head | |
| From what went down last night | |
| No we won' t have our own little ways | |
| But somehow we keep it together | |
| You hear me talk, you don' t hear what | |
| I sayI guess it don' t even matter | |
| Blue mornin', blue day | |
| Won' t you see things my way? | |
| Blue mornin', can' t you see | |
| What your love has done to me? | |
| I' ve always listened to your point of view | |
| My ways are cut through men | |
| And I' ve always been a patient man | |
| But my patience has reached it' s end | |
| You tell me you' re leaving, you tell me goodbye | |
| You say you might send a letter | |
| Well honey don' t telephone, ' cause | |
| I won' t be alone | |
| I need someone to make me feel better | |
| Blue mornin', blue day | |
| Won' t you see things my way? | |
| Blue mornin', can' t you see | |
| What your love has done to me? | |
| Blue mornin', blue day | |
| Won' t you see things my way? | |
| Blue mornin', can' t you see | |
| What your love has done to me? | |
| Blue mornin', blue mornin' | |
| Blue mornin', blue mornin' | |
| Blue mornin', blue mornin' | |
| Blue, blue, blue day, yeah |