| Song | The Little Beggar Girl |
| Artist | Richard & Linda Thompson |
| Album | I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight |
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| 作曲 : Thompson | |
| I'm just a little beggar girl and Sally is my name | |
| You can call me a skiver and I'll call you the same | |
| You can show me you're sorry if you think it's a shame | |
| That I'm only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Yes I'm only a poor little beggar girl | |
| You can show me you're sorry if you think it's a shame | |
| That I'm only a poor little beggar girl | |
| I'll dance with my peg leg a-wiggling at the knee | |
| I'll play on the accordion my father gave to me | |
| For it's well worth it all to please a gent such as thee | |
| For I'm only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Yes I'm only a poor little beggar girl | |
| And it's well worth it all to please a gent such as thee | |
| For I'm only a poor little beggar girl | |
| I've been down to London, I've been up to Crewe | |
| I travel far and wide to do the work that I do | |
| 'Cause I love taking money off a snob like you | |
| For I'm only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Yes I'm only a poor little beggar girl | |
| And I love taking money off a snob like you | |
| For I'm only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Oh the poor they will be rich and the rich they will be poor | |
| That's according to Saul when he wrote down the law | |
| And I'd much rather be rich after than before | |
| For I'm only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Yes I'm only a poor little beggar girl | |
| And I'd much rather be rich after than before | |
| For I'm only a poor little beggar girl | |
| If the words of my song do your conscience alarm | |
| Just remember generosity is like a lucky charm | |
| If you give me your money, it'll do you no harm | |
| For I'm only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Yes I'm only a poor little beggar girl | |
| If you give me your money, it'll do you no harm | |
| For I'm only a poor little beggar girl |
| zuo qu : Thompson | |
| I' m just a little beggar girl and Sally is my name | |
| You can call me a skiver and I' ll call you the same | |
| You can show me you' re sorry if you think it' s a shame | |
| That I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Yes I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| You can show me you' re sorry if you think it' s a shame | |
| That I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| I' ll dance with my peg leg awiggling at the knee | |
| I' ll play on the accordion my father gave to me | |
| For it' s well worth it all to please a gent such as thee | |
| For I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Yes I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| And it' s well worth it all to please a gent such as thee | |
| For I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| I' ve been down to London, I' ve been up to Crewe | |
| I travel far and wide to do the work that I do | |
| ' Cause I love taking money off a snob like you | |
| For I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Yes I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| And I love taking money off a snob like you | |
| For I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Oh the poor they will be rich and the rich they will be poor | |
| That' s according to Saul when he wrote down the law | |
| And I' d much rather be rich after than before | |
| For I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Yes I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| And I' d much rather be rich after than before | |
| For I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| If the words of my song do your conscience alarm | |
| Just remember generosity is like a lucky charm | |
| If you give me your money, it' ll do you no harm | |
| For I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Yes I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| If you give me your money, it' ll do you no harm | |
| For I' m only a poor little beggar girl |
| zuò qǔ : Thompson | |
| I' m just a little beggar girl and Sally is my name | |
| You can call me a skiver and I' ll call you the same | |
| You can show me you' re sorry if you think it' s a shame | |
| That I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Yes I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| You can show me you' re sorry if you think it' s a shame | |
| That I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| I' ll dance with my peg leg awiggling at the knee | |
| I' ll play on the accordion my father gave to me | |
| For it' s well worth it all to please a gent such as thee | |
| For I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Yes I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| And it' s well worth it all to please a gent such as thee | |
| For I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| I' ve been down to London, I' ve been up to Crewe | |
| I travel far and wide to do the work that I do | |
| ' Cause I love taking money off a snob like you | |
| For I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Yes I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| And I love taking money off a snob like you | |
| For I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Oh the poor they will be rich and the rich they will be poor | |
| That' s according to Saul when he wrote down the law | |
| And I' d much rather be rich after than before | |
| For I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Yes I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| And I' d much rather be rich after than before | |
| For I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| If the words of my song do your conscience alarm | |
| Just remember generosity is like a lucky charm | |
| If you give me your money, it' ll do you no harm | |
| For I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| Yes I' m only a poor little beggar girl | |
| If you give me your money, it' ll do you no harm | |
| For I' m only a poor little beggar girl |