歌词
歌曲名 A Trip To The Library 歌手名 Jane Krakowski
作词:佚名
作曲:Jerry Bock+Sheldon Harnick
I didn't know what to do or where to go
and somehow my feet started walking down
the street across the bridge past
the Metropol Cinema
and do you know where
No where
Right into the library
The library
Can you imagine
Well how did you like it
Oh you've never seen such a place
So many books So much marvel And so quiet
And suddenly all of my confidence dribbled
away with a pitiful plop
My head was beginning to swim
and my forehead was covered
with cold perspiration
I started to reach for a book and my hand
automatically came to a stop
I don't know how long I stood frozen a victim
of panic and mortification
Oh how I wanted to flee
When a kindly voice a gentle voice whispered
Pardon me
Pardon me
Uh-huh
And there was this dear sweet
clearly-respectable thickly-bespectacled man
Who stood by my side
and quietly said to me Ma'am
Don't mean to intrude
but I was just wondering are
you in need of some help
I said No Yes I am
The next thing I know I'm sipping hot
chocolate and telling my troubles to Paul
Whose tender brown eyes kept sending
compassionate looks
A trip to the library has made a new girl of me
For suddenly I can see the magic of books
I have to admit in the back of my mind
I was praying he wouldn't get fresh
And all of the while I was wondering
why an illiterate girl should attract him
And all of a sudden he said
I couldn't go wrong with The Way of All Flesh
Of course it's a novel but I didn't know or
I certainly wouldn't have smacked him
Well he gave me a smile that I couldn't resist
And I knew at once how much
I liked this optometrist
Optometrist
Optometrist
You know what this dear sweet
slightly-bespectacled gentleman
said to me next
He said he could solve this problem of mine
I said How
He said if I'd like he'd willing read to me
some of his favorite things
I said When He said Now
His novel approach seemed highly suspicious
and possibly dangerous too
I told myself Wait Think Dare
you go up to his flat
What happens if things go wrong
It's obvious he's quite strong
He read to me all night long
Now how about that
It's hard to believe how truly
domestic and happily hopeful I feel
I picture my Paul there reading aloud as I cook
As long as he's there to read
there's quite a good chance indeed
A chance that I'll never need to open a book
Unlike someone else someone I dimly recall
I know he'll only have eyes for me
My optometrist Paul
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