| Song | Brickbat |
| Artist | Billy Bragg |
| Album | Must I Paint You a Picture?: The Essential Billy Bragg |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Bragg | |
| I ought to leave enough hot water | |
| For your morning bath, but I'd not thought | |
| I hate to hear you talk that way | |
| But I can't bring myself to say I'm sorry | |
| The past is always knocking incessant | |
| Trying to break through into the present | |
| We have to work to keep it out | |
| But I won't be the first to SHOUT it's over | |
| I used to want to plant bombs at the Last Night of the Proms | |
| But now you'll find me with the baby, in the bathroom, | |
| With that big shell, listening for the sound of the sea | |
| I steal a kiss from you in the supermarket | |
| I walk you down the aisle, you fill my basket | |
| And through it all, the stick I take Is worth it for the love we make | |
| I used to want to plant bombs at the Last Night of the Proms | |
| But now you'll find me with the baby, in the bathroom, | |
| With that big shell, listening for the sound of the sea, | |
| The baby and me | |
| I stayed in bed, alone, uncertain | |
| Then I met you, you drew the curtain | |
| The sun came up, the trees began to sing | |
| The light shone in on everything. | |
| I love you. | |
| The sun came up, the trees began to sing | |
| The light shone in on everything. | |
| I love you. |
| zuo ci : Bragg | |
| I ought to leave enough hot water | |
| For your morning bath, but I' d not thought | |
| I hate to hear you talk that way | |
| But I can' t bring myself to say I' m sorry | |
| The past is always knocking incessant | |
| Trying to break through into the present | |
| We have to work to keep it out | |
| But I won' t be the first to SHOUT it' s over | |
| I used to want to plant bombs at the Last Night of the Proms | |
| But now you' ll find me with the baby, in the bathroom, | |
| With that big shell, listening for the sound of the sea | |
| I steal a kiss from you in the supermarket | |
| I walk you down the aisle, you fill my basket | |
| And through it all, the stick I take Is worth it for the love we make | |
| I used to want to plant bombs at the Last Night of the Proms | |
| But now you' ll find me with the baby, in the bathroom, | |
| With that big shell, listening for the sound of the sea, | |
| The baby and me | |
| I stayed in bed, alone, uncertain | |
| Then I met you, you drew the curtain | |
| The sun came up, the trees began to sing | |
| The light shone in on everything. | |
| I love you. | |
| The sun came up, the trees began to sing | |
| The light shone in on everything. | |
| I love you. |
| zuò cí : Bragg | |
| I ought to leave enough hot water | |
| For your morning bath, but I' d not thought | |
| I hate to hear you talk that way | |
| But I can' t bring myself to say I' m sorry | |
| The past is always knocking incessant | |
| Trying to break through into the present | |
| We have to work to keep it out | |
| But I won' t be the first to SHOUT it' s over | |
| I used to want to plant bombs at the Last Night of the Proms | |
| But now you' ll find me with the baby, in the bathroom, | |
| With that big shell, listening for the sound of the sea | |
| I steal a kiss from you in the supermarket | |
| I walk you down the aisle, you fill my basket | |
| And through it all, the stick I take Is worth it for the love we make | |
| I used to want to plant bombs at the Last Night of the Proms | |
| But now you' ll find me with the baby, in the bathroom, | |
| With that big shell, listening for the sound of the sea, | |
| The baby and me | |
| I stayed in bed, alone, uncertain | |
| Then I met you, you drew the curtain | |
| The sun came up, the trees began to sing | |
| The light shone in on everything. | |
| I love you. | |
| The sun came up, the trees began to sing | |
| The light shone in on everything. | |
| I love you. |