Omaha

作词:David Bryson,Matthew Malley,Charlie Gillingham,Steve Bowman,adam Duritz

作曲:David Bryson,Matthew Malley,Charlie Gillingham,Steve Bowman,adam Duritz

所属专辑:August And Everything After

歌词

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歌曲名 Omaha (Album Version) 歌手名 Counting Crows

作词:Adam Duritz+Charlie Gillingham+David Bryson+Steve Bowman+Matthew Malley

作曲:Adam Duritz+Charlie Gillingham+David Bryson+Steve Bowman+Matthew Malley

Start tearing the old man down

Run past the heather and down to the old road

Start turning the grain into the ground

Roll a new leaf over in the middle of the night

There's an old man treading around in the gathered rain

Well mister if you're going to walk on water

Oh could you drop a line my way

Omaha somewhere in middle America

Get right to the heart of matters

It's the heart that matters more

I think you better turn your ticket in

And get your money back at the door oh

Start threading a needle

Brush past the shuttle that slides through the cold room

Start turning the wool across the wire

Roll a new life over in the middle of the night

There's an yough man threading his toes through a bucket of rain

you don't want to walk on water

'Cause you're only going to walk all over me

Omaha somewhere in middle America

Get right to the heart of matters

It's the heart that matters more

I think you better turn your ticket in

And get your money back at the door

Start running the banner down

Drop past the color come up through the summer rain

Start turning the girl into the ground

Roll a new love over in the middle of the day

There's a young man rolling around in the earth and rain

you're going to walk on water

You know you're only going to walk all over me

Omaha somewhere in middle America

Get right to the heart of matters

It's the heart that matters more

I think you better turn your ticket in

And get your money back at the door

Omaha oh somewhere in middle America

Get right to the heart of matters oh

It's the heart that matters more

I think you better turn your ticket in

And get your money back at the door

Oh said Omaha Sunday morning

I'm coming home today

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