制作
出演艺人
Marvin Hamlisch
表演者
Edward L Kleban
表演者
Original Broadway Cast of A Chorus Line
表演者
作曲和作词
Marvin Hamlisch
作曲
Edward L Kleban
作词
歌词
Dad invented a system
First to gave the reward
That way I would always know
What I should be working toward
Crises came in a shoe box
Tide with ribbon or string
When I was five I began to understand
Each pair of shoes, though it seemed like a gift
Was really a command
A new pair for school meant
You'll get better grades
Sneakers with tassels
You'll march the parade
The shining of Oxfords, official in Brown
Than get out and be the best girl's got in town
When I got new Mary Janes
White was for church
The sight often filled me with prayer
And when I did go, my daddy won
Bring me home another pair
In time I'm wearing thirteen pair a day
So you will understand me when I say
I spent the best years of my life
Changing my shoes
Changing my shoes
Changing my shoes
My daddy gave presents a girl
Couldn't refuse
I spent the best years of my life
Changing my shoes
Thank you, thank you
Is this the kind of thing you'd
Thank you, thank you
It's hard to know unless you'd give me a little hint
Yes sir, no sir
I can imagine what you
Yes sir, no sir
How could you possibly be interested in it
Shoes for the good things
Shoes for the bad
Shoes 'cause Vicky Robinson had
Shoes for the taxi
Shoes for the train
And the boots when Dad would make it rain
Do I make myself plain
I spent the best years of my life
Changing my shoes
Changing my shoes
Changing my shoes
And I had more turn that a sane person
Could use
I spent the best years of my life
Changing my shoes
Is it a wonder, she has shoes for every occasion
In every color, in size or raise and Arthur Galan
Daddy invented this system based on thrilling persuasion
So neat I am
First came the top shoes
Shop full a hub
Then the sneakers, badadadab
Later the turnshoes from my ballet
Which is why I guess I'm here today
I spent the best years of my life
Changing my shoes
Changing my shoes
Changing my shoes
I spent the rest years of my life
Singing a blues
Because my early years were awful lace-full
Daddy it was so disgraceful
All my memories come to me in twos
My youth was flip-flop, slip-ons, is he ever gonna stop
Shoes
Written by: Edward Kleban, Marvin Hamlisch

