| Song | An Occasional Dream |
| Artist | David Bowie |
| Album | Man of Words/Man of Music |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Bowie | |
| I recall how we lived | |
| On the corner of a bed | |
| And we'd speak of a | |
| Swedish room | |
| Of Hessian and wood | |
| And we'd talk with our eyes | |
| Of the sweetness in our lives | |
| And tomorrow's of rich surprise | |
| Some things we could do | |
| In our madness | |
| We burnt one hundred days | |
| Time takes time to pass | |
| And I still hold some ashes to me | |
| An occasional dream | |
| And we'd sleep, oh, so close | |
| But not really close our eyes' | |
| Tween the sheets of summer bathed in blue | |
| Gently weeping nights | |
| It was long, long ago, long ago | |
| And I still can't touch your name | |
| For the days of fate were strong for you | |
| Danced you far from me | |
| In my madness | |
| I see your face in mine | |
| I keep a photograph | |
| It burns my wall with time | |
| Time, an occasional dream of mine | |
| An occasional dream of mine | |
| An occasional dream of mine |
| zuo ci : Bowie | |
| I recall how we lived | |
| On the corner of a bed | |
| And we' d speak of a | |
| Swedish room | |
| Of Hessian and wood | |
| And we' d talk with our eyes | |
| Of the sweetness in our lives | |
| And tomorrow' s of rich surprise | |
| Some things we could do | |
| In our madness | |
| We burnt one hundred days | |
| Time takes time to pass | |
| And I still hold some ashes to me | |
| An occasional dream | |
| And we' d sleep, oh, so close | |
| But not really close our eyes' | |
| Tween the sheets of summer bathed in blue | |
| Gently weeping nights | |
| It was long, long ago, long ago | |
| And I still can' t touch your name | |
| For the days of fate were strong for you | |
| Danced you far from me | |
| In my madness | |
| I see your face in mine | |
| I keep a photograph | |
| It burns my wall with time | |
| Time, an occasional dream of mine | |
| An occasional dream of mine | |
| An occasional dream of mine |
| zuò cí : Bowie | |
| I recall how we lived | |
| On the corner of a bed | |
| And we' d speak of a | |
| Swedish room | |
| Of Hessian and wood | |
| And we' d talk with our eyes | |
| Of the sweetness in our lives | |
| And tomorrow' s of rich surprise | |
| Some things we could do | |
| In our madness | |
| We burnt one hundred days | |
| Time takes time to pass | |
| And I still hold some ashes to me | |
| An occasional dream | |
| And we' d sleep, oh, so close | |
| But not really close our eyes' | |
| Tween the sheets of summer bathed in blue | |
| Gently weeping nights | |
| It was long, long ago, long ago | |
| And I still can' t touch your name | |
| For the days of fate were strong for you | |
| Danced you far from me | |
| In my madness | |
| I see your face in mine | |
| I keep a photograph | |
| It burns my wall with time | |
| Time, an occasional dream of mine | |
| An occasional dream of mine | |
| An occasional dream of mine |