| Song | In the Shelter |
| Artist | Jimmy Buffett |
| Album | Live in Mansfield, MA |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Buffett | |
| Lyrics:Jimmy Buffett Music:Jimmy Buffett | |
| 'Were gonna time travel back to New Orleans | |
| Levee along the Mississippi River for an old song, with a little new life' | |
| In the shelter, in the morning as | |
| the sun was brightly gleaming, | |
| I heard her crying out, | |
| 'What is it all about? I just don't know, | |
| but I can't go back home.' | |
| Lonely princess, all the days out | |
| on your own are growing empty. | |
| Nothin' is goin' well; if you | |
| could only tell them how you feel. | |
| But they're too real to understand. | |
| Too many small suggestions ending in | |
| forced rejection long ago. | |
| Too many innocent faces in too many | |
| far-out places; something's wrong. | |
| Let me tell you that something's wrong. | |
| It's been that way so long, and it's a shame. | |
| On the street car to the city, | |
| where she knows that she may lose it all, | |
| riding for just a dime, | |
| takin' her own sweet time and knowing well | |
| that this could be her final fall, | |
| past the boutique, down the alley, | |
| to the river, people pass her by. | |
| She sits on the big grey rocks; | |
| takes off her boots and socks, | |
| not knowing what she will do next; | |
| just starts to cry. | |
| To many wild rejections ending in | |
| angry questions from her dad. | |
| To many TV dinners; and everyone | |
| loves a winner, but she has lost. | |
| No ones knows the trials she had. | |
| In the shelter, in the morning as | |
| the sun was brightly gleaming, | |
| I heard her crying out, | |
| 'What is it all about? I just | |
| don't know, but I can't go back home.' | |
| Hell, I just don't know, but | |
| I can't go back home. |
| zuo ci : Buffett | |
| Lyrics: Jimmy Buffett Music: Jimmy Buffett | |
| ' Were gonna time travel back to New Orleans | |
| Levee along the Mississippi River for an old song, with a little new life' | |
| In the shelter, in the morning as | |
| the sun was brightly gleaming, | |
| I heard her crying out, | |
| ' What is it all about? I just don' t know, | |
| but I can' t go back home.' | |
| Lonely princess, all the days out | |
| on your own are growing empty. | |
| Nothin' is goin' well if you | |
| could only tell them how you feel. | |
| But they' re too real to understand. | |
| Too many small suggestions ending in | |
| forced rejection long ago. | |
| Too many innocent faces in too many | |
| farout places something' s wrong. | |
| Let me tell you that something' s wrong. | |
| It' s been that way so long, and it' s a shame. | |
| On the street car to the city, | |
| where she knows that she may lose it all, | |
| riding for just a dime, | |
| takin' her own sweet time and knowing well | |
| that this could be her final fall, | |
| past the boutique, down the alley, | |
| to the river, people pass her by. | |
| She sits on the big grey rocks | |
| takes off her boots and socks, | |
| not knowing what she will do next | |
| just starts to cry. | |
| To many wild rejections ending in | |
| angry questions from her dad. | |
| To many TV dinners and everyone | |
| loves a winner, but she has lost. | |
| No ones knows the trials she had. | |
| In the shelter, in the morning as | |
| the sun was brightly gleaming, | |
| I heard her crying out, | |
| ' What is it all about? I just | |
| don' t know, but I can' t go back home.' | |
| Hell, I just don' t know, but | |
| I can' t go back home. |
| zuò cí : Buffett | |
| Lyrics: Jimmy Buffett Music: Jimmy Buffett | |
| ' Were gonna time travel back to New Orleans | |
| Levee along the Mississippi River for an old song, with a little new life' | |
| In the shelter, in the morning as | |
| the sun was brightly gleaming, | |
| I heard her crying out, | |
| ' What is it all about? I just don' t know, | |
| but I can' t go back home.' | |
| Lonely princess, all the days out | |
| on your own are growing empty. | |
| Nothin' is goin' well if you | |
| could only tell them how you feel. | |
| But they' re too real to understand. | |
| Too many small suggestions ending in | |
| forced rejection long ago. | |
| Too many innocent faces in too many | |
| farout places something' s wrong. | |
| Let me tell you that something' s wrong. | |
| It' s been that way so long, and it' s a shame. | |
| On the street car to the city, | |
| where she knows that she may lose it all, | |
| riding for just a dime, | |
| takin' her own sweet time and knowing well | |
| that this could be her final fall, | |
| past the boutique, down the alley, | |
| to the river, people pass her by. | |
| She sits on the big grey rocks | |
| takes off her boots and socks, | |
| not knowing what she will do next | |
| just starts to cry. | |
| To many wild rejections ending in | |
| angry questions from her dad. | |
| To many TV dinners and everyone | |
| loves a winner, but she has lost. | |
| No ones knows the trials she had. | |
| In the shelter, in the morning as | |
| the sun was brightly gleaming, | |
| I heard her crying out, | |
| ' What is it all about? I just | |
| don' t know, but I can' t go back home.' | |
| Hell, I just don' t know, but | |
| I can' t go back home. |