| Song | God Loves A Drunk |
| Artist | Richard Thompson |
| Album | Rumor And Sigh |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Thompson | |
| Will there be any bartenders up there in Heaven? | |
| Will the pubs never close, will the glass never drain | |
| No more D.T.'s and no shakes | |
| And no horrors | |
| Very next morning you feel right as rain | |
| O God loves a drunk, the lowest of men | |
| With the dogs in the street and the pigs in the pen | |
| But a drunk's only trying to get free of his body | |
| And soar like an eagle high up there in heaven | |
| His shouts and his curses are just hymns and praises | |
| To kick-start his mind now and then | |
| O God loves a drunk, come raise up your glasses, amen | |
| Does God really care for your life in the suburbs | |
| A dull little life of dull little things | |
| and bring up the babies to be just like Daddy | |
| And maybe you'll be there when He gives out wings | |
| But God loves a drunk, although he's a fool | |
| He wets in his pants and he falls off his stool | |
| He can't hear the insults and whispers go by him | |
| As he leans in the doorway and sings Sally Racket | |
| Can't feel the cold rain beat down on his body | |
| And soak through his clothes to the skin | |
| O God loves a drunk, come raise up your glasses, amen | |
| Will there be any pen-pushers up there in Heaven? | |
| Does clerking and wage-slaving win you God's love | |
| I pity you worms with your semis and pensions | |
| If you think that'll get you to the kingdom above | |
| But God loves a drunk, although he's a clown | |
| You can't help but laugh as he gags and falls down | |
| He don'T give a cuss for what people think of him | |
| He screams at his demons alone in the darkness | |
| He's staying alive for just one more pint bottle | |
| Won't you throw him few pennies, friend | |
| God loves a drunk, for ever and ever, amen |
| zuo ci : Thompson | |
| Will there be any bartenders up there in Heaven? | |
| Will the pubs never close, will the glass never drain | |
| No more D. T.' s and no shakes | |
| And no horrors | |
| Very next morning you feel right as rain | |
| O God loves a drunk, the lowest of men | |
| With the dogs in the street and the pigs in the pen | |
| But a drunk' s only trying to get free of his body | |
| And soar like an eagle high up there in heaven | |
| His shouts and his curses are just hymns and praises | |
| To kickstart his mind now and then | |
| O God loves a drunk, come raise up your glasses, amen | |
| Does God really care for your life in the suburbs | |
| A dull little life of dull little things | |
| and bring up the babies to be just like Daddy | |
| And maybe you' ll be there when He gives out wings | |
| But God loves a drunk, although he' s a fool | |
| He wets in his pants and he falls off his stool | |
| He can' t hear the insults and whispers go by him | |
| As he leans in the doorway and sings Sally Racket | |
| Can' t feel the cold rain beat down on his body | |
| And soak through his clothes to the skin | |
| O God loves a drunk, come raise up your glasses, amen | |
| Will there be any penpushers up there in Heaven? | |
| Does clerking and wageslaving win you God' s love | |
| I pity you worms with your semis and pensions | |
| If you think that' ll get you to the kingdom above | |
| But God loves a drunk, although he' s a clown | |
| You can' t help but laugh as he gags and falls down | |
| He don' T give a cuss for what people think of him | |
| He screams at his demons alone in the darkness | |
| He' s staying alive for just one more pint bottle | |
| Won' t you throw him few pennies, friend | |
| God loves a drunk, for ever and ever, amen |
| zuò cí : Thompson | |
| Will there be any bartenders up there in Heaven? | |
| Will the pubs never close, will the glass never drain | |
| No more D. T.' s and no shakes | |
| And no horrors | |
| Very next morning you feel right as rain | |
| O God loves a drunk, the lowest of men | |
| With the dogs in the street and the pigs in the pen | |
| But a drunk' s only trying to get free of his body | |
| And soar like an eagle high up there in heaven | |
| His shouts and his curses are just hymns and praises | |
| To kickstart his mind now and then | |
| O God loves a drunk, come raise up your glasses, amen | |
| Does God really care for your life in the suburbs | |
| A dull little life of dull little things | |
| and bring up the babies to be just like Daddy | |
| And maybe you' ll be there when He gives out wings | |
| But God loves a drunk, although he' s a fool | |
| He wets in his pants and he falls off his stool | |
| He can' t hear the insults and whispers go by him | |
| As he leans in the doorway and sings Sally Racket | |
| Can' t feel the cold rain beat down on his body | |
| And soak through his clothes to the skin | |
| O God loves a drunk, come raise up your glasses, amen | |
| Will there be any penpushers up there in Heaven? | |
| Does clerking and wageslaving win you God' s love | |
| I pity you worms with your semis and pensions | |
| If you think that' ll get you to the kingdom above | |
| But God loves a drunk, although he' s a clown | |
| You can' t help but laugh as he gags and falls down | |
| He don' T give a cuss for what people think of him | |
| He screams at his demons alone in the darkness | |
| He' s staying alive for just one more pint bottle | |
| Won' t you throw him few pennies, friend | |
| God loves a drunk, for ever and ever, amen |