| Song | The Old Laughing Lady |
| Artist | Neil Young |
| Album | Neil Young Archives Volume I [1963 - 1972] |
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| 作词 : Young | |
| Don't call pretty | |
| Peggy, she can't hear you no more | |
| Don't leave no message 'round her back door | |
| They say the old laughing lady been here before | |
| She don't keep time, she don't count score | |
| You can't have a cupboard if there ain't no wall | |
| You got to move there's no time left to stall | |
| They say the old laughing lady dropped by to call | |
| And when she leaves, she leaves nothing at all | |
| See the drunkard of the village falling on the street | |
| Can't tell his ankles from the rest of his feet | |
| He loves his old laughing lady 'cause her taste is so sweet | |
| But his laughing lady's loving ain't the kind he can keep | |
| There's a fever on the freeway, blacks out the night | |
| There's a slipping on the stairway, just don't feel right | |
| And there's a rumbling in the bedroom and a flashing of light | |
| There's the old laughing lady, everything is all right |
| zuo ci : Young | |
| Don' t call pretty | |
| Peggy, she can' t hear you no more | |
| Don' t leave no message ' round her back door | |
| They say the old laughing lady been here before | |
| She don' t keep time, she don' t count score | |
| You can' t have a cupboard if there ain' t no wall | |
| You got to move there' s no time left to stall | |
| They say the old laughing lady dropped by to call | |
| And when she leaves, she leaves nothing at all | |
| See the drunkard of the village falling on the street | |
| Can' t tell his ankles from the rest of his feet | |
| He loves his old laughing lady ' cause her taste is so sweet | |
| But his laughing lady' s loving ain' t the kind he can keep | |
| There' s a fever on the freeway, blacks out the night | |
| There' s a slipping on the stairway, just don' t feel right | |
| And there' s a rumbling in the bedroom and a flashing of light | |
| There' s the old laughing lady, everything is all right |
| zuò cí : Young | |
| Don' t call pretty | |
| Peggy, she can' t hear you no more | |
| Don' t leave no message ' round her back door | |
| They say the old laughing lady been here before | |
| She don' t keep time, she don' t count score | |
| You can' t have a cupboard if there ain' t no wall | |
| You got to move there' s no time left to stall | |
| They say the old laughing lady dropped by to call | |
| And when she leaves, she leaves nothing at all | |
| See the drunkard of the village falling on the street | |
| Can' t tell his ankles from the rest of his feet | |
| He loves his old laughing lady ' cause her taste is so sweet | |
| But his laughing lady' s loving ain' t the kind he can keep | |
| There' s a fever on the freeway, blacks out the night | |
| There' s a slipping on the stairway, just don' t feel right | |
| And there' s a rumbling in the bedroom and a flashing of light | |
| There' s the old laughing lady, everything is all right |