Patchouli - Squeeze：歌詞、音樂影片和演唱會

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Patchouli 由 Love Records 於 2017年10月13日發行，收錄於專輯《》中The Knowledge

歌曲詳情

專輯The Knowledge

發行日期2017年10月13日

標籤Love Records

旋律

原聲音質

Valence

節奏感

輕快

BPM192

概覽

歌詞

積分

演出藝人

Squeeze

演出者

Glenn Tilbrook

聲樂

Chris Difford

聲樂

Melvin Duffy

踏板鋼棒吉他

Yolanda Charles

Yolanda Charles

低音吉他

Stephen Large

電子琴

Seamus Beaghen

管風琴

Louise Marshall

Louise Marshall

和聲

Billie Godfrey

和聲

Bryan Chambers

和聲

Simon Hanson

鼓

Simon King

和聲

Steve Smith

打擊樂

詞曲

Glenn Tilbrook

作曲家

Chris Difford

詞曲創作

製作與工程團隊

Glenn Tilbrook

製作人

Laurie Latham

製作人

Chris McNally

工程師

Bob Clearmountain

Bob Clearmountain

混音師

John Davis

母帶工程師

歌詞

[Verse 1]

Some days, I wonder what I'm doing

I sit and think too much sometimes

I was the hours that God has sent me

Drifting like dust along flood lines

[Verse 2]

It's quite normal for me to fester

And wallow in a shadow's face

That separates us from each other

I see the smile upon your face

[Verse 3]

I smell patchouli, I touch the air above your head

(See the beautiful sky above your hair)

I see your beauty, I'm transported back again

To that day the sky went dark

In Maryon Wilson Park

[Verse 4]

I'm always looking out of windows

To see the sky and hear the day

I always find the lost horizon

The one we shared, then gave away

[Verse 5]

I smell patchouli, I touch the air above your head

(See the beautiful sky above your hair)

I see your beauty, I'm transported back again

To that day the sky went dark

In Maryon Wilson Park

[Verse 6]

Any day, when I cast my mind back

I feel aglow

Perhaps, I take the path of least resistance

Well, I don't know

[Verse 7]

Some days, I wonder what you're doing

And where your life has taken you

We were teenagers inspired

Undying love was all we knew

[Verse 8]

I smell patchouli, I touch the air above your head

(See the beautiful sky above your hair)

I see your beauty, I'm transported back again

To that day the sky went dark

In Maryon Wilson Park

To that day the sky went dark

In Maryon Wilson Park

Written by: Chris Difford, Glenn Tilbrook

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