I Wear Your Dress Lyrics

	作曲 : Mitchell
	This is just to tell you
	That I wear your dress sometimes
	The one you made with the gold brocade
	And the empire waist line
	You fit it to your figure
	When it looked just like my own
	That was Jersey in the fifties
	When the women stayed at home
	So you laid your paper pattern
	On the table in between
	The silver wearing napkins
	And the Harper's magazines
	From a slow suburban season
	That is nothing but a dream
	To your granddaughter
	This is just to tell you
	That I wear your dress sometimes
	Wear it down to the bar in town
	And I dance around all night
	Talking and joking
	Swearing and smoking
	Like any stranger in the crowd
	And nobody stares
	And nobody cares to tell me I'm not allowed
	I am allowed
	And my body by the letter of the law is still my own
	When I lay down in the darkness
	Unburdened and alone
	With the liberty you've given
	Like the clothing you've outgrown
	To your granddaughter
	To your granddaughter
	This is just to tell you
	That I wear your dress sometimes

	zuo qu : Mitchell
	This is just to tell you
	That I wear your dress sometimes
	The one you made with the gold brocade
	And the empire waist line
	You fit it to your figure
	When it looked just like my own
	That was Jersey in the fifties
	When the women stayed at home
	So you laid your paper pattern
	On the table in between
	The silver wearing napkins
	And the Harper' s magazines
	From a slow suburban season
	That is nothing but a dream
	To your granddaughter
	This is just to tell you
	That I wear your dress sometimes
	Wear it down to the bar in town
	And I dance around all night
	Talking and joking
	Swearing and smoking
	Like any stranger in the crowd
	And nobody stares
	And nobody cares to tell me I' m not allowed
	I am allowed
	And my body by the letter of the law is still my own
	When I lay down in the darkness
	Unburdened and alone
	With the liberty you' ve given
	Like the clothing you' ve outgrown
	To your granddaughter
	To your granddaughter
	This is just to tell you
	That I wear your dress sometimes

	zuò qǔ : Mitchell
	This is just to tell you
	That I wear your dress sometimes
	The one you made with the gold brocade
	And the empire waist line
	You fit it to your figure
	When it looked just like my own
	That was Jersey in the fifties
	When the women stayed at home
	So you laid your paper pattern
	On the table in between
	The silver wearing napkins
	And the Harper' s magazines
	From a slow suburban season
	That is nothing but a dream
	To your granddaughter
	This is just to tell you
	That I wear your dress sometimes
	Wear it down to the bar in town
	And I dance around all night
	Talking and joking
	Swearing and smoking
	Like any stranger in the crowd
	And nobody stares
	And nobody cares to tell me I' m not allowed
	I am allowed
	And my body by the letter of the law is still my own
	When I lay down in the darkness
	Unburdened and alone
	With the liberty you' ve given
	Like the clothing you' ve outgrown
	To your granddaughter
	To your granddaughter
	This is just to tell you
	That I wear your dress sometimes

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