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Lu Ray (Single Version) - The Nelson Brothers.lrc

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[00:00.00] 作词 : Robert John Jones/Steve Nelson/Simon Nelson
[00:01.00] 作曲 : Robert John Jones/Steve Nelson/Simon Nelson
[00:10.86]LU RAY
[00:10.98]Just beyond the highway signs and the West Texas neon lights
[00:16.53]Out where the stars all shine, not too far from view
[00:22.35]There’s a twisted weathervane and a mailbox with a name
[00:28.83]That matches my tattoo
[00:34.17]Lu Ray, come to the window
[00:39.90]Lu Ray, lord these eighteen wheels just flew
[00:43.98]Lu Ray, life ain’t always simple, but
[00:51.90]Lu Ray, all my roads lead back to you
[00:55.14]Chrome and steel on a country road, the engine slowly turning cold
[01:04.17]No matter how far I go I always come back home
[01:09.84]When I take your apron off you always look just a little lost
[01:16.20]And a little bit alone
[01:27.57]Lu Ray . . . .
[02:07.44]Brass bed on a hardwood floor, my old coat hangin’ on your door
[02:12.84]When I pray, I don’t ask for more, I thank God for you
[02:18.78]Every time you’re in my arms and I hear your beating heart
[02:25.50]Love feels so brand new
[02:27.33]Lu Ray . . . .
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作词 : Robert John Jones/Steve Nelson/Simon Nelson
作曲 : Robert John Jones/Steve Nelson/Simon Nelson
LU RAY
Just beyond the highway signs and the West Texas neon lights
Out where the stars all shine, not too far from view
There’s a twisted weathervane and a mailbox with a name
That matches my tattoo
Lu Ray, come to the window
Lu Ray, lord these eighteen wheels just flew
Lu Ray, life ain’t always simple, but
Lu Ray, all my roads lead back to you
Chrome and steel on a country road, the engine slowly turning cold
No matter how far I go I always come back home
When I take your apron off you always look just a little lost
And a little bit alone
Lu Ray . . . .
Brass bed on a hardwood floor, my old coat hangin’ on your door
When I pray, I don’t ask for more, I thank God for you
Every time you’re in my arms and I hear your beating heart
Love feels so brand new
Lu Ray . . . .