Текст песни Carly Simon - Thats The Way Ive Always Heard It Should
Carly Simon - Thats The Way Ive Always Heard It Should слова песни
(carly simon/jacob brackman)My father sits at night with no lights onHis cigarette glows in the dark.The living room is still;I walk by, no remark.I tiptoe past the master bedroom whereMy mother reads her magazines.I hear her call sweet dreams,But I forgot how to dream.But you say its time we moved in togetherAnd raised a family of our own, you and me -Well, thats the way Ive always heard it should be:You want to marry me, well marry.My friends from college theyre all married now;They have their houses and their lawns.They have their silent noons,Tearful nights, angry dawns.Their children hate them for the things theyre not;They hate themselves for what they are-And yet they drink, they laugh,Close the wound, hide the scar.But you say its time we moved in togetherAnd raised a family of our own, you and me -Well, thats the way Ive always heard it should be:You want to marry me, well marry.You say we can keep our love aliveBabe - all I know is what I see -The couples cling and clawAnd drown in loves debris.You say well soar like two birds through the clouds,But soon youll cage me on your shelf -Ill never learn to be just me firstBy myself.Well o.k., its time we moved in togetherAnd raised a family of our own, you and me -Well, thats the way Ive always heard it should be,You want to marry me, well marry,Well marry.