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作曲 : Mark Knopfler |
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作词 : KNOPFLER, MARK |
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Come drive me down to the central station |
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I hate to leave my river Tyne |
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For some dawn town that's God-forsaken |
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Fare thee well, Northumberland |
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Although I'll go where the lady takes me |
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She'll never tell what's in her hand |
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I do not know what fate awaits me |
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Fare thee well, Northumberland |
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My heart beats for my streets and alley |
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Longs to Dwell in the borderlands |
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The North-East shore and the river valleys |
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Fare thee well Northumberland |
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I may not stay, I'm bound for leaving |
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I'm bound to ramble and to roam |
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I only say my heart is grieving |
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I would not gamble on my coming home |
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Roll on, Geordie boy, roll |
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Roll on, Geordie boy, roll |
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Roll on, Geordie boy, roll |
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Roll on, Geordie boy, roll |
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So drive me down to the central station |
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I hate to leave my river Tyne |
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For some dawn town that's God-forsaken |
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Goodbye old friend of mine |
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Although I'll go where the lady takes me |
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She'll never tell what's in her hand |
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I do not know what fate awaits me |
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Fare thee well, Northumberland |
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So roll on, Geordie boy, roll |
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Roll on, Geordie boy, roll |
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Roll on, Geordie boy, roll |
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Roll on, Geordie boy, roll |
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Come drive me down to the central station |
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I hate to leave my river Tyne |
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For some dawn town that's God-forsaken |
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Fare thee well, Northumberland |
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Although I'll go where the lady takes me |
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She'll never tell what's in her hand |
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I do not know what fate awaits me |
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Fare thee well, Northumberland |