That's What Living Is To Me Lyrics
| Song | That's What Living Is To Me |
| Artist | Jimmy Buffett |
| Album | Hot Water |
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| 作词 : Buffett | |
| Lyrics：Jimmy Buffett Music：Jimmy Buffett | |
| I would like to thank J.D. Souther for the book, Harry Belafonte for the early inspiration and Mark Twain for taking the trip long ago. | |
| Spoken： | |
| 'Back toward the turn of the century, you know, Mark Twain took a trip around the world on a steamship and he wrote a book called 'Following the Equator'. And the opening page has a dedication that says, 'Be good, and you will be lonesome,' which for me, still seems to work in the fabulous eighties.' | |
| Jason Mason hears the sound | |
| The whistle blows in Congo town | |
| And the mail boat's in, mail boat's in | |
| Brings him things from oh so far | |
| Old magazines and Snicker bars | |
| A simple man, a simple plan | |
| The world's too big to understand | |
| Chorus: | |
| Be good and you will be lonesome | |
| Be lonesome and you will be free | |
| Live a lie and you will live to regret it | |
| That's what livin' is to me | |
| That's what livin' is to me | |
| On a timeless beach in Hispaniola | |
| Young girl sips a diet cola | |
| She's worlds apart, worlds apart | |
| Spirit of the black king still | |
| Reverberates through Haitian hills | |
| He rules the sea and all the fish | |
| What if he had a TV dish? | |
| Chorus: | |
| Be good and you will be lonesome | |
| Be lonesome and you will be free | |
| Live a lie and you will live to regret it | |
| That's what livin' is to me | |
| That's what livin' is to me | |
| Now in the far off regions the foreign legion | |
| Keep the thieves and the predators at bay | |
| While closer to home some bad boys still roam | |
| The streets aren't safe so give it one more day | |
| One more day | |
| One more day | |
| Stories from my favorite books | |
| Still take on many different looks | |
| And I'm gone again, home again | |
| The time has come the walrus said | |
| And little oysters hide their head | |
| My Twain of thought is loosely bound | |
| I guess it's time to Mark this down | |
| Chorus: | |
| Be good and you will be lonesome | |
| Be lonesome and you will be free | |
| Live a lie and you will live to regret it | |
| That's what livin' is to me | |
| That's what livin' is to me | |
| That's what livin' is to me | |
| That's what livin' is to me | |
| Spoken: | |
| 'Thank you, Mark.' |
| zuo ci : Buffett | |
| Lyrics: Jimmy Buffett Music: Jimmy Buffett | |
| I would like to thank J. D. Souther for the book, Harry Belafonte for the early inspiration and Mark Twain for taking the trip long ago. | |
| Spoken: | |
| ' Back toward the turn of the century, you know, Mark Twain took a trip around the world on a steamship and he wrote a book called ' Following the Equator'. And the opening page has a dedication that says, ' Be good, and you will be lonesome,' which for me, still seems to work in the fabulous eighties.' | |
| Jason Mason hears the sound | |
| The whistle blows in Congo town | |
| And the mail boat' s in, mail boat' s in | |
| Brings him things from oh so far | |
| Old magazines and Snicker bars | |
| A simple man, a simple plan | |
| The world' s too big to understand | |
| Chorus: | |
| Be good and you will be lonesome | |
| Be lonesome and you will be free | |
| Live a lie and you will live to regret it | |
| That' s what livin' is to me | |
| That' s what livin' is to me | |
| On a timeless beach in Hispaniola | |
| Young girl sips a diet cola | |
| She' s worlds apart, worlds apart | |
| Spirit of the black king still | |
| Reverberates through Haitian hills | |
| He rules the sea and all the fish | |
| What if he had a TV dish? | |
| Chorus: | |
| Be good and you will be lonesome | |
| Be lonesome and you will be free | |
| Live a lie and you will live to regret it | |
| That' s what livin' is to me | |
| That' s what livin' is to me | |
| Now in the far off regions the foreign legion | |
| Keep the thieves and the predators at bay | |
| While closer to home some bad boys still roam | |
| The streets aren' t safe so give it one more day | |
| One more day | |
| One more day | |
| Stories from my favorite books | |
| Still take on many different looks | |
| And I' m gone again, home again | |
| The time has come the walrus said | |
| And little oysters hide their head | |
| My Twain of thought is loosely bound | |
| I guess it' s time to Mark this down | |
| Chorus: | |
| Be good and you will be lonesome | |
| Be lonesome and you will be free | |
| Live a lie and you will live to regret it | |
| That' s what livin' is to me | |
| That' s what livin' is to me | |
| That' s what livin' is to me | |
| That' s what livin' is to me | |
| Spoken: | |
| ' Thank you, Mark.' |
| zuò cí : Buffett | |
| Lyrics: Jimmy Buffett Music: Jimmy Buffett | |
| I would like to thank J. D. Souther for the book, Harry Belafonte for the early inspiration and Mark Twain for taking the trip long ago. | |
| Spoken: | |
| ' Back toward the turn of the century, you know, Mark Twain took a trip around the world on a steamship and he wrote a book called ' Following the Equator'. And the opening page has a dedication that says, ' Be good, and you will be lonesome,' which for me, still seems to work in the fabulous eighties.' | |
| Jason Mason hears the sound | |
| The whistle blows in Congo town | |
| And the mail boat' s in, mail boat' s in | |
| Brings him things from oh so far | |
| Old magazines and Snicker bars | |
| A simple man, a simple plan | |
| The world' s too big to understand | |
| Chorus: | |
| Be good and you will be lonesome | |
| Be lonesome and you will be free | |
| Live a lie and you will live to regret it | |
| That' s what livin' is to me | |
| That' s what livin' is to me | |
| On a timeless beach in Hispaniola | |
| Young girl sips a diet cola | |
| She' s worlds apart, worlds apart | |
| Spirit of the black king still | |
| Reverberates through Haitian hills | |
| He rules the sea and all the fish | |
| What if he had a TV dish? | |
| Chorus: | |
| Be good and you will be lonesome | |
| Be lonesome and you will be free | |
| Live a lie and you will live to regret it | |
| That' s what livin' is to me | |
| That' s what livin' is to me | |
| Now in the far off regions the foreign legion | |
| Keep the thieves and the predators at bay | |
| While closer to home some bad boys still roam | |
| The streets aren' t safe so give it one more day | |
| One more day | |
| One more day | |
| Stories from my favorite books | |
| Still take on many different looks | |
| And I' m gone again, home again | |
| The time has come the walrus said | |
| And little oysters hide their head | |
| My Twain of thought is loosely bound | |
| I guess it' s time to Mark this down | |
| Chorus: | |
| Be good and you will be lonesome | |
| Be lonesome and you will be free | |
| Live a lie and you will live to regret it | |
| That' s what livin' is to me | |
| That' s what livin' is to me | |
| That' s what livin' is to me | |
| That' s what livin' is to me | |
| Spoken: | |
| ' Thank you, Mark.' |
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