| Song | Rusholme Ruffians |
| Artist | The Smiths |
| Album | Unreleased Demos and Instrumentals |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Marr, Morrissey | |
| The last night of the fair | |
| By the big wheel generator | |
| A boy is stabbed | |
| And his money is grabbed | |
| And the air hangs heavy like a dulling wine | |
| She is famous | |
| She is funny | |
| An engagement ring | |
| Doesn't mean a thing | |
| To a mind consumed by brass(Money) | |
| And though | |
| I walk home alone | |
| I might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| The last night of the fair | |
| From a seat on a whirling waltzer | |
| Her skirt ascends for a watching eye | |
| It's a hideous trait(On her mother's side) | |
| From a seat on a whirling waltzer | |
| Her skirt ascends for a watching eye | |
| It's a hideous trait(On her mother's side) | |
| And though | |
| I walk home alone | |
| I might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| Then someone falls in love | |
| And someone's beaten up | |
| Someone's beaten up | |
| And the senses being dulled are mine | |
| And someone falls in love | |
| And someone's beaten up | |
| And the senses being dulled are mine | |
| And though | |
| I walk home alone | |
| I might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| This is the last night of the fair | |
| And the grease in the hair | |
| Of a speedway operator | |
| Is all a tremulous heart requires | |
| A schoolgirl is denied | |
| She said, "How quickly would I dieIf I jumped from the top of the parachutes?" | |
| LaThis is the last night of the fair | |
| And the grease in the hair | |
| Of a speedway operator | |
| Is all a tremulous heart requires | |
| A schoolgirl is denied | |
| She said, "How quickly would I dieIf I jumped from the top of the parachutes?" | |
| LaSo scratch my name on your arm with a fountain pen(This means you really love me) | |
| Scratch my name on your arm with a fountain pen(This means you really love me) | |
| OhAnd though | |
| I walk home alone | |
| I just might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| I might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| I might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| La |
| zuo ci : Marr, Morrissey | |
| The last night of the fair | |
| By the big wheel generator | |
| A boy is stabbed | |
| And his money is grabbed | |
| And the air hangs heavy like a dulling wine | |
| She is famous | |
| She is funny | |
| An engagement ring | |
| Doesn' t mean a thing | |
| To a mind consumed by brass Money | |
| And though | |
| I walk home alone | |
| I might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| The last night of the fair | |
| From a seat on a whirling waltzer | |
| Her skirt ascends for a watching eye | |
| It' s a hideous trait On her mother' s side | |
| From a seat on a whirling waltzer | |
| Her skirt ascends for a watching eye | |
| It' s a hideous trait On her mother' s side | |
| And though | |
| I walk home alone | |
| I might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| Then someone falls in love | |
| And someone' s beaten up | |
| Someone' s beaten up | |
| And the senses being dulled are mine | |
| And someone falls in love | |
| And someone' s beaten up | |
| And the senses being dulled are mine | |
| And though | |
| I walk home alone | |
| I might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| This is the last night of the fair | |
| And the grease in the hair | |
| Of a speedway operator | |
| Is all a tremulous heart requires | |
| A schoolgirl is denied | |
| She said, " How quickly would I dieIf I jumped from the top of the parachutes?" | |
| LaThis is the last night of the fair | |
| And the grease in the hair | |
| Of a speedway operator | |
| Is all a tremulous heart requires | |
| A schoolgirl is denied | |
| She said, " How quickly would I dieIf I jumped from the top of the parachutes?" | |
| LaSo scratch my name on your arm with a fountain pen This means you really love me | |
| Scratch my name on your arm with a fountain pen This means you really love me | |
| OhAnd though | |
| I walk home alone | |
| I just might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| I might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| I might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| La |
| zuò cí : Marr, Morrissey | |
| The last night of the fair | |
| By the big wheel generator | |
| A boy is stabbed | |
| And his money is grabbed | |
| And the air hangs heavy like a dulling wine | |
| She is famous | |
| She is funny | |
| An engagement ring | |
| Doesn' t mean a thing | |
| To a mind consumed by brass Money | |
| And though | |
| I walk home alone | |
| I might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| The last night of the fair | |
| From a seat on a whirling waltzer | |
| Her skirt ascends for a watching eye | |
| It' s a hideous trait On her mother' s side | |
| From a seat on a whirling waltzer | |
| Her skirt ascends for a watching eye | |
| It' s a hideous trait On her mother' s side | |
| And though | |
| I walk home alone | |
| I might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| Then someone falls in love | |
| And someone' s beaten up | |
| Someone' s beaten up | |
| And the senses being dulled are mine | |
| And someone falls in love | |
| And someone' s beaten up | |
| And the senses being dulled are mine | |
| And though | |
| I walk home alone | |
| I might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| This is the last night of the fair | |
| And the grease in the hair | |
| Of a speedway operator | |
| Is all a tremulous heart requires | |
| A schoolgirl is denied | |
| She said, " How quickly would I dieIf I jumped from the top of the parachutes?" | |
| LaThis is the last night of the fair | |
| And the grease in the hair | |
| Of a speedway operator | |
| Is all a tremulous heart requires | |
| A schoolgirl is denied | |
| She said, " How quickly would I dieIf I jumped from the top of the parachutes?" | |
| LaSo scratch my name on your arm with a fountain pen This means you really love me | |
| Scratch my name on your arm with a fountain pen This means you really love me | |
| OhAnd though | |
| I walk home alone | |
| I just might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| I might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| I might walk home alone | |
| But my faith in love is still devout | |
| La |