Crédits
INTERPRÉTATION
100 Mile House
Interprète
Murray Wood
Basse
COMPOSITION ET PAROLES
Peter Stone
Paroles/Composition
PRODUCTION ET INGÉNIERIE
Peter Stone
Production
Scott Franchuk
Production
Paroles
That table where we used to eat
When family came we'd stop and speak
Come Christmas time we'd be out of room
There'd be plates on knees with a fork or spoon
Children passed out on the floor
Wrapping paper door to door
The older kids get to stay up late
Pretend they're grown-ups they can't wait
We're never grown-ups; they can wait
Let's walk the dog one last time
Around this neighbourhood I once called mine
I hate to leave but we just can't stay
So I'll love and leave you here today
I'll love and leave you here today
The smell of perfume, the sound of cars
That East London rain that stops and starts
Making promises you know we won't keep
Let's do Easter maybe for the week
Brothers, sisters fight their fights
Back then a simple wrong or right
But they grew apart, can't remember when
Their heavy hearts got the best of them
Their heavy hearts took the best of them
Let's walk the dog one last time
Around this neighbourhood I once called mine
I hate to leave but we just can't stay
So I'll love and leave you here today
I'll love and leave you here today
And now these rooms are bare and cold
Even the ghosts that haunt them have grown old
But I still hear grandad play those tunes
When the saints go marching two by two
When the saints go marching two by two
Let's walk the dog one last time
Around this neighbourhood I once called mine
I hate to leave but we just can't stay
So I'll love and leave you here today
I'll love and leave you here today
Writer(s): Peter George Stone
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