| Song | Antique Sandy |
| Artist | The Byrds |
| Album | Farther Along |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Battin, McGuinn, Parsons ... | |
| Antique Sandy lived in the woods | |
| And she'd go to the stream when the weather was good | |
| She'd take down the washing for her old man to wear | |
| And she'd try not to get eaten by the bear | |
| She'd fly to the market in her worn out old balloon | |
| That she traded with the flyer for an antique silver spoon | |
| And when she'd get home she'd cook upon the wooden stove | |
| And she'd go to sleep and listen to the whispers of the grove | |
| At night she dreamed of places where she lived when she was young | |
| Where the corn strip stretched for miles like a giant serpent's tongue | |
| Electric lights and phone bells and every light insane | |
| Like a hundred thousand hungry miles were meeting at her brain | |
| And I greet her in the morning when she wakes up in my arms | |
| And I tell her that | |
| I love her and | |
| I'll keep her free from harm | |
| I hold her close, she matters, she is all the world to me' | |
| Cause she's my | |
| Antique Sandy, and she's in love with me |
| zuo ci : Battin, McGuinn, Parsons ... | |
| Antique Sandy lived in the woods | |
| And she' d go to the stream when the weather was good | |
| She' d take down the washing for her old man to wear | |
| And she' d try not to get eaten by the bear | |
| She' d fly to the market in her worn out old balloon | |
| That she traded with the flyer for an antique silver spoon | |
| And when she' d get home she' d cook upon the wooden stove | |
| And she' d go to sleep and listen to the whispers of the grove | |
| At night she dreamed of places where she lived when she was young | |
| Where the corn strip stretched for miles like a giant serpent' s tongue | |
| Electric lights and phone bells and every light insane | |
| Like a hundred thousand hungry miles were meeting at her brain | |
| And I greet her in the morning when she wakes up in my arms | |
| And I tell her that | |
| I love her and | |
| I' ll keep her free from harm | |
| I hold her close, she matters, she is all the world to me' | |
| Cause she' s my | |
| Antique Sandy, and she' s in love with me |
| zuò cí : Battin, McGuinn, Parsons ... | |
| Antique Sandy lived in the woods | |
| And she' d go to the stream when the weather was good | |
| She' d take down the washing for her old man to wear | |
| And she' d try not to get eaten by the bear | |
| She' d fly to the market in her worn out old balloon | |
| That she traded with the flyer for an antique silver spoon | |
| And when she' d get home she' d cook upon the wooden stove | |
| And she' d go to sleep and listen to the whispers of the grove | |
| At night she dreamed of places where she lived when she was young | |
| Where the corn strip stretched for miles like a giant serpent' s tongue | |
| Electric lights and phone bells and every light insane | |
| Like a hundred thousand hungry miles were meeting at her brain | |
| And I greet her in the morning when she wakes up in my arms | |
| And I tell her that | |
| I love her and | |
| I' ll keep her free from harm | |
| I hold her close, she matters, she is all the world to me' | |
| Cause she' s my | |
| Antique Sandy, and she' s in love with me |