《Crowd Around the Corner》歌词

[00:00:00] Crowd Around the Corner - Earl Thomas Conley

[00:00:00] Written by：Earl Thomas Conley

[00:00:15] Those stormy years leave deep and endless trails across his face

[00:00:23] He'll wander back when morning rolls around

[00:00:30] For it's an old man's right to spend his life just searching for a place

[00:00:38] Where he can sit and watch the sun go down

[00:00:45] Time's run it's course and freed the horse that pulled him through his prime

[00:00:52] And placed a different light above his brow

[00:00:59] Now towering rows of buildings grow in fields he left behind

[00:01:07] And life seems twice as heavy as a plow

[00:01:14] So crowd around the corner boys and take your good old time

[00:01:21] And pass along a piece of yesterday

[00:01:29] A tender breeze of memories is blowing through your mind

[00:01:36] Softer than those stands of silver gray

[00:01:58] With his golden chain the old man clings to the watch inside his vest

[00:02:05] That tells him when it's time to move along

[00:02:12] Just rambling through the avenues he'll sometimes stop to rest

[00:02:19] But it's hard to find a place where he belongs

[00:02:26] So crowd around the corner boys and take your good old time

[00:02:34] And pass along a piece of yesterday

[00:02:41] A tender breeze of memories is blowing through your mind

[00:02:48] Softer than those stands of silver gray

[00:02:55] And sweeter than the things we've seen today