| Song | Lonesome For A Place I Know |
| Artist | Everything But the Girl |
| Album | Idlewild |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Thorn, Watt | |
| So here we are in | |
| Italy With a sun hat and a dictionary. | |
| The air is warm, the sky is bright, | |
| Your arms are brown you're sleeping well at night. | |
| So why does | |
| England call? | |
| The hedgerows and the townhalls. | |
| After all, there'll soon be nothing left at all. | |
| If we were born outside of place and time, | |
| To make our choice, well this would be mine. | |
| To live and die under a sun that shines. | |
| But something pulls, something | |
| I can't define | |
| Tells me England calls, whatever she's done wrong. | |
| Always calls, "This is where you belong." | |
| And I'm lonesome for a place | |
| I know. Oh but | |
| Florence you tempt me (here) to stay, | |
| Amidst your hills to while my years away. | |
| But your roots in soil lie, mine in paving stone. | |
| And I hate what it's become, but in my bones | |
| I'm lonesome for a place | |
| I know. Why does | |
| England call? |
| zuo ci : Thorn, Watt | |
| So here we are in | |
| Italy With a sun hat and a dictionary. | |
| The air is warm, the sky is bright, | |
| Your arms are brown you' re sleeping well at night. | |
| So why does | |
| England call? | |
| The hedgerows and the townhalls. | |
| After all, there' ll soon be nothing left at all. | |
| If we were born outside of place and time, | |
| To make our choice, well this would be mine. | |
| To live and die under a sun that shines. | |
| But something pulls, something | |
| I can' t define | |
| Tells me England calls, whatever she' s done wrong. | |
| Always calls, " This is where you belong." | |
| And I' m lonesome for a place | |
| I know. Oh but | |
| Florence you tempt me here to stay, | |
| Amidst your hills to while my years away. | |
| But your roots in soil lie, mine in paving stone. | |
| And I hate what it' s become, but in my bones | |
| I' m lonesome for a place | |
| I know. Why does | |
| England call? |
| zuò cí : Thorn, Watt | |
| So here we are in | |
| Italy With a sun hat and a dictionary. | |
| The air is warm, the sky is bright, | |
| Your arms are brown you' re sleeping well at night. | |
| So why does | |
| England call? | |
| The hedgerows and the townhalls. | |
| After all, there' ll soon be nothing left at all. | |
| If we were born outside of place and time, | |
| To make our choice, well this would be mine. | |
| To live and die under a sun that shines. | |
| But something pulls, something | |
| I can' t define | |
| Tells me England calls, whatever she' s done wrong. | |
| Always calls, " This is where you belong." | |
| And I' m lonesome for a place | |
| I know. Oh but | |
| Florence you tempt me here to stay, | |
| Amidst your hills to while my years away. | |
| But your roots in soil lie, mine in paving stone. | |
| And I hate what it' s become, but in my bones | |
| I' m lonesome for a place | |
| I know. Why does | |
| England call? |