收聽Nanci Griffith的Love At The Five And Dime (Live|1988 Anderson Fair)歌詞歌曲

Love At The Five And Dime (Live|1988 Anderson Fair)

Nanci Griffith2002年1月1日

Love At The Five And Dime (Live|1988 Anderson Fair) 歌詞

Love At The Five And Dime (Live|1988 Anderson Fair) - Nanci Griffith

Written by:Nanci Griff

Rita was sixteen years

 

Hazel eyes and chestnut hair

 

She made the Woolworth counter shine

 

Eddie was a sweet romancer

And a darn good dancer

 

They'd waltz the aisles of the five and dime

 

They'd sing "Dance a little closer to me

 

Dance a little closer now

Dance a little closer tonight

 

Dance a little closer to me

 

It's closing time

And love's on sale tonight at this five and dime

 

Eddie played the steel guitar and his mama

Cried 'cuz he played in the bars

 

And kept young Rita out late at night

 

So they married up in Abilene

Lost a child in Tennessee

 

Still that love survived

 

And they'd sing

Dance a little closer to me

 

Hey dance a little closer now

 

Dance a little closer tonight

 

Dance a little closer to me

 

Hey it's closing time

And love's on sale

Tonight at this five and dime

 

One of the boys in Eddie's band

 

Took a shine to Rita's hands

 

So Eddie ran off with the bass man's wife

 

Oh' but he was back by June

 

Singin' a different tune

 

And sportin' Miss Rita back by his side

 

And they'd sing

Dance a little closer to me

 

Hey dance a little closer now

 

Dance a little closer tonight

 

Dance a little closer to me

 

Hey it's closing time

And love's on sale

Tonight at this five and dime

 

Eddie traveled with the barroom bands

 

Till arthritis took his hands

 

Now he sells insurance on the side

 

Rita's got a house to keep dime store

Novels and a love so sweet

 

They dance to the radio late at night

 

And they'd sing

Dance a little closer to me

 

Hey dance a little closer now

 

Dance a little closer tonight

 

Dance a little closer to me

 

Hey it's closing time

And love's on sale

Tonight at this five and dime

 

Rita was sixteen years

 

Hazel eyes and chestnut hair

 

She made the Woolworth counter shine

 

And Eddie was a sweet romancer

 

And a darn good dancer

 

And they waltzed the aisles of the five and dime

 

They'd waltz the aisles of the five and dime

 

 

They'd waltz the aisles of the five and dime