| Song | Madame George (Album Version) |
| Artist | Van Morrison |
| Album | Collections |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Morrison | |
| 作词 : Morrison | |
| Down on Cyprus | |
| AvenueWith a childlike vision leaping into view | |
| Clicking, clacking of the high heeled shoe | |
| Ford and Fitzroy, | |
| Madame George | |
| Marching with the soldier boy behind | |
| He's much older with hat on drinking wine | |
| And that smell of sweet perfume comes drifting through | |
| The cool night air like | |
| ShalimarAnd outside they're making all the stops | |
| The kids out in the street collecting bottle-tops | |
| Gone for cigarettes and matches in the shops | |
| Happy taken | |
| Madame George | |
| That's when you fall | |
| Whoa, that's when you fall | |
| Yeah, that's when you fall | |
| When you fall into a trance | |
| A sitting on a sofa playing games of chance | |
| With your folded arms and history books | |
| You glance into the eyes of | |
| Madame George | |
| And you think you found the bag | |
| You're getting weaker and your knees begin to sag | |
| In the corner playing dominoes in drag | |
| The one and only | |
| Madame George | |
| And then from outside the frosty window raps | |
| She jumps up and says, | |
| Lord, have mercy | |
| I think it's the cops | |
| And immediately drops everything she gots | |
| Down into the street below | |
| And you know you gotta go | |
| On that train from | |
| Dublin up to | |
| Sandy RowThrowing pennies at the bridges down below | |
| And the rain, hail, sleet, and snow | |
| Say goodbye to | |
| Madame George | |
| Dry your eye for | |
| Madame George | |
| Wonder why for | |
| Madame George | |
| And as you leave, the room is filled with music | |
| Laughing, music, dancing, music all around the room | |
| And all the little boys come around, walking away from it all | |
| So cold, and as you're about to leave | |
| She jumps up and says, hey love, you forgot your gloves | |
| And the gloves to love, to love the gloves | |
| To say goodbye to | |
| Madame George | |
| Dry your eye for | |
| Madame George | |
| Wonder why for | |
| Madame George | |
| Dry your eyes for | |
| Madame George | |
| Say goodbye in the wind and the rain on the back street | |
| In the backstreet, in the back street | |
| Say goodbye to | |
| Madame George | |
| In the backstreet, in the back street, in the back street | |
| Down home, down home in the back street | |
| Gotta go, say goodbye, goodbye, goodbye | |
| Dry your eye, your eye, your eye, your eye, your eye | |
| Say goodbye to | |
| Madame George | |
| And the loves to love to love the love | |
| Say goodbye, ooo, mmm | |
| Say goodbye goodbye, goodbye, goodbye to | |
| Madame George | |
| Dry your eye for | |
| Madame George | |
| Wonder why for | |
| Madame George | |
| The love's to love, the love's to love, the love's to love | |
| Say goodbye, goodbye | |
| Get on the train | |
| Get on the train, the train, the train | |
| This is the train, this is the train | |
| Whoa, say goodbye, goodbye | |
| Get on the train, get on the train |
| zuo qu : Morrison | |
| zuo ci : Morrison | |
| Down on Cyprus | |
| AvenueWith a childlike vision leaping into view | |
| Clicking, clacking of the high heeled shoe | |
| Ford and Fitzroy, | |
| Madame George | |
| Marching with the soldier boy behind | |
| He' s much older with hat on drinking wine | |
| And that smell of sweet perfume comes drifting through | |
| The cool night air like | |
| ShalimarAnd outside they' re making all the stops | |
| The kids out in the street collecting bottletops | |
| Gone for cigarettes and matches in the shops | |
| Happy taken | |
| Madame George | |
| That' s when you fall | |
| Whoa, that' s when you fall | |
| Yeah, that' s when you fall | |
| When you fall into a trance | |
| A sitting on a sofa playing games of chance | |
| With your folded arms and history books | |
| You glance into the eyes of | |
| Madame George | |
| And you think you found the bag | |
| You' re getting weaker and your knees begin to sag | |
| In the corner playing dominoes in drag | |
| The one and only | |
| Madame George | |
| And then from outside the frosty window raps | |
| She jumps up and says, | |
| Lord, have mercy | |
| I think it' s the cops | |
| And immediately drops everything she gots | |
| Down into the street below | |
| And you know you gotta go | |
| On that train from | |
| Dublin up to | |
| Sandy RowThrowing pennies at the bridges down below | |
| And the rain, hail, sleet, and snow | |
| Say goodbye to | |
| Madame George | |
| Dry your eye for | |
| Madame George | |
| Wonder why for | |
| Madame George | |
| And as you leave, the room is filled with music | |
| Laughing, music, dancing, music all around the room | |
| And all the little boys come around, walking away from it all | |
| So cold, and as you' re about to leave | |
| She jumps up and says, hey love, you forgot your gloves | |
| And the gloves to love, to love the gloves | |
| To say goodbye to | |
| Madame George | |
| Dry your eye for | |
| Madame George | |
| Wonder why for | |
| Madame George | |
| Dry your eyes for | |
| Madame George | |
| Say goodbye in the wind and the rain on the back street | |
| In the backstreet, in the back street | |
| Say goodbye to | |
| Madame George | |
| In the backstreet, in the back street, in the back street | |
| Down home, down home in the back street | |
| Gotta go, say goodbye, goodbye, goodbye | |
| Dry your eye, your eye, your eye, your eye, your eye | |
| Say goodbye to | |
| Madame George | |
| And the loves to love to love the love | |
| Say goodbye, ooo, mmm | |
| Say goodbye goodbye, goodbye, goodbye to | |
| Madame George | |
| Dry your eye for | |
| Madame George | |
| Wonder why for | |
| Madame George | |
| The love' s to love, the love' s to love, the love' s to love | |
| Say goodbye, goodbye | |
| Get on the train | |
| Get on the train, the train, the train | |
| This is the train, this is the train | |
| Whoa, say goodbye, goodbye | |
| Get on the train, get on the train |
| zuò qǔ : Morrison | |
| zuò cí : Morrison | |
| Down on Cyprus | |
| AvenueWith a childlike vision leaping into view | |
| Clicking, clacking of the high heeled shoe | |
| Ford and Fitzroy, | |
| Madame George | |
| Marching with the soldier boy behind | |
| He' s much older with hat on drinking wine | |
| And that smell of sweet perfume comes drifting through | |
| The cool night air like | |
| ShalimarAnd outside they' re making all the stops | |
| The kids out in the street collecting bottletops | |
| Gone for cigarettes and matches in the shops | |
| Happy taken | |
| Madame George | |
| That' s when you fall | |
| Whoa, that' s when you fall | |
| Yeah, that' s when you fall | |
| When you fall into a trance | |
| A sitting on a sofa playing games of chance | |
| With your folded arms and history books | |
| You glance into the eyes of | |
| Madame George | |
| And you think you found the bag | |
| You' re getting weaker and your knees begin to sag | |
| In the corner playing dominoes in drag | |
| The one and only | |
| Madame George | |
| And then from outside the frosty window raps | |
| She jumps up and says, | |
| Lord, have mercy | |
| I think it' s the cops | |
| And immediately drops everything she gots | |
| Down into the street below | |
| And you know you gotta go | |
| On that train from | |
| Dublin up to | |
| Sandy RowThrowing pennies at the bridges down below | |
| And the rain, hail, sleet, and snow | |
| Say goodbye to | |
| Madame George | |
| Dry your eye for | |
| Madame George | |
| Wonder why for | |
| Madame George | |
| And as you leave, the room is filled with music | |
| Laughing, music, dancing, music all around the room | |
| And all the little boys come around, walking away from it all | |
| So cold, and as you' re about to leave | |
| She jumps up and says, hey love, you forgot your gloves | |
| And the gloves to love, to love the gloves | |
| To say goodbye to | |
| Madame George | |
| Dry your eye for | |
| Madame George | |
| Wonder why for | |
| Madame George | |
| Dry your eyes for | |
| Madame George | |
| Say goodbye in the wind and the rain on the back street | |
| In the backstreet, in the back street | |
| Say goodbye to | |
| Madame George | |
| In the backstreet, in the back street, in the back street | |
| Down home, down home in the back street | |
| Gotta go, say goodbye, goodbye, goodbye | |
| Dry your eye, your eye, your eye, your eye, your eye | |
| Say goodbye to | |
| Madame George | |
| And the loves to love to love the love | |
| Say goodbye, ooo, mmm | |
| Say goodbye goodbye, goodbye, goodbye to | |
| Madame George | |
| Dry your eye for | |
| Madame George | |
| Wonder why for | |
| Madame George | |
| The love' s to love, the love' s to love, the love' s to love | |
| Say goodbye, goodbye | |
| Get on the train | |
| Get on the train, the train, the train | |
| This is the train, this is the train | |
| Whoa, say goodbye, goodbye | |
| Get on the train, get on the train |