| Song | Color in Your Cheeks |
| Artist | The Mountain Goats |
| Album | All Hail West Texas |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Darnielle | |
| She came in on the red eye to Dallas-Ft. Worth | |
| All the way from sunny Taipei | |
| Skin the color of a walnut shell | |
| And a baseball cap holding down her black hair | |
| And she came here after midnight | |
| The hot weather made her feel right at home | |
| Come on in, we haven't slept for weeks | |
| Drink some of this, it'll put color in your cheeks | |
| He drove in from Mexicali, no worse for wear | |
| Money to burn, time to kill | |
| But five minutes looking in his eyes and we all knew | |
| He was broken pretty bad so we gave him what we had | |
| We cleared a space for him to sleep in | |
| And we let the silence that's our trademark make its presence felt | |
| Come on in, we haven't slept for weeks | |
| Drink some of this, it'll put color in your cheeks | |
| They came in by the dozens, walking or crawling | |
| Some were bright-eyed, some were dead on their feet | |
| And they came from Zimbabwe or from Soviet Georgia | |
| East St. Louis or from Paris or they lived across the street | |
| But they came, and when they finally made it here | |
| It was the least we could do to make our welcome clear | |
| Come on in, we haven't slept for weeks | |
| Drink some of this, it'll put color in your cheeks |
| zuo ci : Darnielle | |
| She came in on the red eye to DallasFt. Worth | |
| All the way from sunny Taipei | |
| Skin the color of a walnut shell | |
| And a baseball cap holding down her black hair | |
| And she came here after midnight | |
| The hot weather made her feel right at home | |
| Come on in, we haven' t slept for weeks | |
| Drink some of this, it' ll put color in your cheeks | |
| He drove in from Mexicali, no worse for wear | |
| Money to burn, time to kill | |
| But five minutes looking in his eyes and we all knew | |
| He was broken pretty bad so we gave him what we had | |
| We cleared a space for him to sleep in | |
| And we let the silence that' s our trademark make its presence felt | |
| Come on in, we haven' t slept for weeks | |
| Drink some of this, it' ll put color in your cheeks | |
| They came in by the dozens, walking or crawling | |
| Some were brighteyed, some were dead on their feet | |
| And they came from Zimbabwe or from Soviet Georgia | |
| East St. Louis or from Paris or they lived across the street | |
| But they came, and when they finally made it here | |
| It was the least we could do to make our welcome clear | |
| Come on in, we haven' t slept for weeks | |
| Drink some of this, it' ll put color in your cheeks |
| zuò cí : Darnielle | |
| She came in on the red eye to DallasFt. Worth | |
| All the way from sunny Taipei | |
| Skin the color of a walnut shell | |
| And a baseball cap holding down her black hair | |
| And she came here after midnight | |
| The hot weather made her feel right at home | |
| Come on in, we haven' t slept for weeks | |
| Drink some of this, it' ll put color in your cheeks | |
| He drove in from Mexicali, no worse for wear | |
| Money to burn, time to kill | |
| But five minutes looking in his eyes and we all knew | |
| He was broken pretty bad so we gave him what we had | |
| We cleared a space for him to sleep in | |
| And we let the silence that' s our trademark make its presence felt | |
| Come on in, we haven' t slept for weeks | |
| Drink some of this, it' ll put color in your cheeks | |
| They came in by the dozens, walking or crawling | |
| Some were brighteyed, some were dead on their feet | |
| And they came from Zimbabwe or from Soviet Georgia | |
| East St. Louis or from Paris or they lived across the street | |
| But they came, and when they finally made it here | |
| It was the least we could do to make our welcome clear | |
| Come on in, we haven' t slept for weeks | |
| Drink some of this, it' ll put color in your cheeks |