Song | Village Green (2018 Stereo Remaster) |
Artist | The Kinks |
Album | The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society (2018 Stereo Remaster) |
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作曲 : Raymond Douglas Davies | |
[00:09.00] | Out in the country, |
[00:12.00] | Far from all the soot and noise of the city, |
[00:17.00] | There's a village green. |
[00:18.00] | It's been a long time |
[00:21.00] | Since I last set eyes on the church with the steeple |
[00:26.00] | Down by the village green. |
[00:30.00] | 'Twas there I met a girl called Daisy |
[00:34.00] | And kissed her by the old oak tree. |
[00:39.00] | Although I loved my Daisy, I saw fame, |
[00:43.00] | And so I left the village green. |
[00:47.00] | I miss the village green, |
[00:48.00] | And all the simple people. |
[00:51.00] | I miss the village green, |
[00:53.00] | The church, the clock, the steeple. |
[00:55.00] | I miss the morning dew, fresh air and Sunday school. |
[00:59.00] | And now all the houses |
[01:03.00] | Are rare antiquities. |
[01:05.00] | American tourists flock to see the village green. |
[01:11.00] | They snap their photographs and say Gawd darn it, |
[01:16.00] | Isn't it a pretty scene? |
[01:21.00] | And Daisy's married Tom the grocer boy, |
[01:25.00] | And now he owns a grocery. |
[01:28.00] | I miss the village green, |
[01:30.00] | And all the simple people. |
[01:32.00] | I miss the village green, |
[01:34.00] | The church, the clock, the steeple. |
[01:37.00] | I miss the morning dew, fresh air and Sunday school. |
[01:41.00] | And I will return there, |
[01:44.00] | And I'll and Daisy, |
[01:46.00] | And we'll sip tea, laugh, |
[01:48.00] | And talk about the village green. |
[01:55.00] | We will laugh and talk about the village green. |
zuo qu : Raymond Douglas Davies | |
[00:09.00] | Out in the country, |
[00:12.00] | Far from all the soot and noise of the city, |
[00:17.00] | There' s a village green. |
[00:18.00] | It' s been a long time |
[00:21.00] | Since I last set eyes on the church with the steeple |
[00:26.00] | Down by the village green. |
[00:30.00] | ' Twas there I met a girl called Daisy |
[00:34.00] | And kissed her by the old oak tree. |
[00:39.00] | Although I loved my Daisy, I saw fame, |
[00:43.00] | And so I left the village green. |
[00:47.00] | I miss the village green, |
[00:48.00] | And all the simple people. |
[00:51.00] | I miss the village green, |
[00:53.00] | The church, the clock, the steeple. |
[00:55.00] | I miss the morning dew, fresh air and Sunday school. |
[00:59.00] | And now all the houses |
[01:03.00] | Are rare antiquities. |
[01:05.00] | American tourists flock to see the village green. |
[01:11.00] | They snap their photographs and say Gawd darn it, |
[01:16.00] | Isn' t it a pretty scene? |
[01:21.00] | And Daisy' s married Tom the grocer boy, |
[01:25.00] | And now he owns a grocery. |
[01:28.00] | I miss the village green, |
[01:30.00] | And all the simple people. |
[01:32.00] | I miss the village green, |
[01:34.00] | The church, the clock, the steeple. |
[01:37.00] | I miss the morning dew, fresh air and Sunday school. |
[01:41.00] | And I will return there, |
[01:44.00] | And I' ll and Daisy, |
[01:46.00] | And we' ll sip tea, laugh, |
[01:48.00] | And talk about the village green. |
[01:55.00] | We will laugh and talk about the village green. |
zuò qǔ : Raymond Douglas Davies | |
[00:09.00] | Out in the country, |
[00:12.00] | Far from all the soot and noise of the city, |
[00:17.00] | There' s a village green. |
[00:18.00] | It' s been a long time |
[00:21.00] | Since I last set eyes on the church with the steeple |
[00:26.00] | Down by the village green. |
[00:30.00] | ' Twas there I met a girl called Daisy |
[00:34.00] | And kissed her by the old oak tree. |
[00:39.00] | Although I loved my Daisy, I saw fame, |
[00:43.00] | And so I left the village green. |
[00:47.00] | I miss the village green, |
[00:48.00] | And all the simple people. |
[00:51.00] | I miss the village green, |
[00:53.00] | The church, the clock, the steeple. |
[00:55.00] | I miss the morning dew, fresh air and Sunday school. |
[00:59.00] | And now all the houses |
[01:03.00] | Are rare antiquities. |
[01:05.00] | American tourists flock to see the village green. |
[01:11.00] | They snap their photographs and say Gawd darn it, |
[01:16.00] | Isn' t it a pretty scene? |
[01:21.00] | And Daisy' s married Tom the grocer boy, |
[01:25.00] | And now he owns a grocery. |
[01:28.00] | I miss the village green, |
[01:30.00] | And all the simple people. |
[01:32.00] | I miss the village green, |
[01:34.00] | The church, the clock, the steeple. |
[01:37.00] | I miss the morning dew, fresh air and Sunday school. |
[01:41.00] | And I will return there, |
[01:44.00] | And I' ll and Daisy, |
[01:46.00] | And we' ll sip tea, laugh, |
[01:48.00] | And talk about the village green. |
[01:55.00] | We will laugh and talk about the village green. |