| Song | Paris 1919 |
| Artist | John Cale |
| Album | Fragments of a Rainy Season |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Cale | |
| She makes me so unsure of myself | |
| Standing there but never talking sense | |
| Just a visitor you see | |
| So much wanting to be seen | |
| She'd open up the door and vaguely carry us away | |
| It's the customary thing to say or do | |
| To a disappointed proud man in his grief | |
| And on fridays she'd be there | |
| And on wednesday not at all | |
| Just casually appearing from the clock across the hall | |
| You're a ghost la la la | |
| You're a ghost | |
| I'm in the church and | |
| I've comeTo claim you with my iron drum | |
| La la laThe continent's just fallen in disgrace | |
| William william william rogers put it in it's place | |
| Blood and tears from old japan | |
| Caravans and lots of jam and maids of honor | |
| Singing crying singing tediously(les tuilleries -- instruments sans voix) | |
| Efficiency efficiency they say | |
| Get to know the date and tell the time of day | |
| As the crowds begin complaining | |
| How the beaujolais is raining | |
| Down on darkened meetings on champs elysee |
| zuo ci : Cale | |
| She makes me so unsure of myself | |
| Standing there but never talking sense | |
| Just a visitor you see | |
| So much wanting to be seen | |
| She' d open up the door and vaguely carry us away | |
| It' s the customary thing to say or do | |
| To a disappointed proud man in his grief | |
| And on fridays she' d be there | |
| And on wednesday not at all | |
| Just casually appearing from the clock across the hall | |
| You' re a ghost la la la | |
| You' re a ghost | |
| I' m in the church and | |
| I' ve comeTo claim you with my iron drum | |
| La la laThe continent' s just fallen in disgrace | |
| William william william rogers put it in it' s place | |
| Blood and tears from old japan | |
| Caravans and lots of jam and maids of honor | |
| Singing crying singing tediously les tuilleries instruments sans voix | |
| Efficiency efficiency they say | |
| Get to know the date and tell the time of day | |
| As the crowds begin complaining | |
| How the beaujolais is raining | |
| Down on darkened meetings on champs elysee |
| zuò cí : Cale | |
| She makes me so unsure of myself | |
| Standing there but never talking sense | |
| Just a visitor you see | |
| So much wanting to be seen | |
| She' d open up the door and vaguely carry us away | |
| It' s the customary thing to say or do | |
| To a disappointed proud man in his grief | |
| And on fridays she' d be there | |
| And on wednesday not at all | |
| Just casually appearing from the clock across the hall | |
| You' re a ghost la la la | |
| You' re a ghost | |
| I' m in the church and | |
| I' ve comeTo claim you with my iron drum | |
| La la laThe continent' s just fallen in disgrace | |
| William william william rogers put it in it' s place | |
| Blood and tears from old japan | |
| Caravans and lots of jam and maids of honor | |
| Singing crying singing tediously les tuilleries instruments sans voix | |
| Efficiency efficiency they say | |
| Get to know the date and tell the time of day | |
| As the crowds begin complaining | |
| How the beaujolais is raining | |
| Down on darkened meetings on champs elysee |