1956 Love Me Tender }) q/ H8 S( d! m) q7 _ Elvis Presley ( U. q) E/ ]* I' p! \! s1 _ ! f& t( Q& @1 ?5 h% L1 ?Love me tender, love me sweet, never let me go, ; X2 E& z) V7 O* HYou have made my life complete and I love you so.1 A# p" _' v: |3 N
Love me tender, love me true, all my dreams fulfilled,' h( N& E9 S0 B& p2 ~" c
For my darling, I love you and I always will.* C P! p/ t5 O6 k* i0 U7 A1 n. s
% y' C' x" t) z# b% kLove me tender, love me long, take me to your heart.: g' T" v. Z# f8 T) W
For it's there that I belong and we'll never part. 6 F+ f" d5 m$ [$ g, ?Love me tender, love me true, all my dreams fulfilled, 0 L* f$ d+ K0 m5 G7 n( V' DFor my darling, I love you and I always will. ' N7 B8 |7 ` q3 L1 t $ ?* C2 u0 o4 l: [( C( dLove me tender, love me dear, tell me you are mine,% w' i5 c( ^. }3 t
I'll be yours through all the years till the end of time.. D. ] _6 G+ c: m, ]7 ^
Love me tender, love me true, all my dreams fulfilled, " A O3 |) O; L2 a" e# s3 TFor my darling, I love you and I always will.
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哈~被你發現了!本來想呼攏過去就算了,這下只好來真的... % d( x6 ~% X1 {7 k c3 j) L. p; [& q8 { j介紹一首我一直很喜歡的輕快節奏卻無比悲傷的歌曲~ , e$ b, y' i X2 \; j& u! Q* X2 o P$ I% T% ~, N# `# o; w
Gilbert O'Sullivan: : s/ T- ?- j- L6 N 3 ^* Q# ^1 l( Q% q! AIn a little while from now, % T3 d5 e. @8 x2 o$ P6 ]! x- E+ R. y* j! N$ R, p
If I'm not feeling any less sour. 8 r2 a8 }0 j$ h1 T + E6 u) t! f4 s8 C/ S4 a" [; ]I promised myself, to treat myself, ' m) B7 p& C4 D- H& s4 N% R/ v* [ + G- Z K" e. f+ [2 }And visit a nearby tower ..........' w/ X" U$ k& j; N! I8 b
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And climbing to the top,; P, x* w4 e$ @$ F, [
4 r- b0 t5 n8 VWould throw myself off, 0 v& Q, C' O0 Q , r1 r# n+ @; d: ~6 d. sIn an effort to, make clear to whoever, ( V( q0 O& Y Z" n6 E# s; B 1 S( p2 F7 d: U# t0 WWhat it's like when your shattered ....... - L) K7 N8 E6 |8 ~ 0 b z! b: d+ v) e+ \) e/ f, lLeft standing in a lurch, ( h4 z9 m; g! t) P4 z; B* c! `: f5 l1 G 0 H! ` K% L1 K# N# T2 @3 S/ }/ fIn a church with people saying .....- [3 P1 t* h2 E, i
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My God, that's tough, she stood him up, - G+ |! U" ?) m0 t o1 W* U8 R % w' C- x* v+ BNo point in us remaining ....... : x3 R6 a0 R2 l* a # }7 e( t, }7 m0 V$ [' Y1 qI may as well go home, ) O$ J( L) D. [+ u: }2 ~) m. x, i1 k* Y+ m- o$ I
As I did on my own,6 b2 X& c! F d6 p. V; F2 D- {0 X
. n3 N n2 i' [Alone again, naturally. : U7 w5 {5 z! o! M6 U8 S8 e ) g2 _3 x. v& r* W9 L 7 |6 K0 ^% `& A$ q/ S" h ' b0 o \( Z4 ]9 `# q: `( N9 G. jTo think that only yesterday,+ z: @$ ]4 \! i* C
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I was cheerful, bright and gay. 5 ^# O4 @- h- @- Y! w5 u( C$ H2 R& o8 o, r1 Y+ N0 F0 E, c0 ?
Looking forward to, and who wouldn do,, h' ~! u, A6 M2 ]2 j( u) o# [
8 P* N% h1 P" D h5 x- BThe role I was about to play.' l$ C5 K9 q; R |$ Y
/ x" { ^$ N; ^: bBut as if to knock me down, 3 D" ~$ q" z& w H& C- w2 B$ w6 M" t, g! k9 M8 u- q
Reality came around, ' k' P9 [" W7 y# J2 v8 z% v; W * `- a2 I7 r# y1 Y# U, }4 t) ~And without so much as a mere touch, 2 s: }- G& x# b2 v$ u' Y. P% \* V) T+ O( W: F' x
Cut me into little pieces.( K; K4 b# G1 B3 P7 M) _
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Leaving me to doubt, all about God and His mercy,3 Q" x+ z' p. t
7 K8 `; J6 z( ]; N% q5 |Oh, if He really does exist, : G( B$ [! d7 { t5 q2 C3 \2 H2 m4 q0 c* _
Why did He desert me?& @6 {5 c% R+ w# x5 f
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And in my hour of need,0 M# k. d, @/ S. i& J$ H
3 k+ z+ o# @- p( h" OI truely am, indeed,$ Q7 \6 N, k* M: Z7 Z8 c
" Z2 O* s$ d# X& C3 QAlone again, naturally.- ?5 \" t0 @' N7 L
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It seems to me that there are more hearts,& E3 M! q6 X M, u: v
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Broken in the world that can be mended, # i& j0 f, O- r' f/ q% U- W& W$ C. _2 V# W, k8 z0 x1 n
Left unattended, what do we do? + d; |( c- H, z/ J \2 g3 U5 l! _9 b2 K4 |& r! J4 h
What do we do? 7 y' \5 m2 ?% C p7 I1 ]' J7 s2 v# Z0 ?$ P) F# W
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Now looking back over the years,3 }3 Z4 S3 ~8 S6 w7 P* w
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And whatever else that appears.8 ]6 U" I* T7 y% M
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Never wishing to hide the tears.6 Y f" K4 ]* B$ P) b5 z" r1 b
4 x2 V& s! J- u7 fAt sixty-five years old, ) a; H# D# Q+ v! c- w- W+ o. Z! P% K3 H0 I. v$ U) r
My mother, God rest her soul,' {: D0 f9 y- r
$ ?! v" @5 l) lCouldn understand why the only man," l3 I0 l0 O8 G
, ~9 L! Y0 Z2 u# Q& gShe had ever loved had been taken.6 R5 Z q7 q# G: q4 M6 J
2 x. z! p+ D, ^+ j# YLeaving her to start, with a heart so badly broken, 4 \* E, ]5 m( f- @5 M |5 e7 Z1 D# ^* p
Despite encouragement from me, : O" S: x9 w( w5 N ) a8 m! C9 u8 c$ Y, E1 `No words were ever spoken. : s) h+ G, ?4 H* b 4 b, m5 W7 M& b2 E- e$ v7 FAnd when she passed away, 1 `" G) _/ k: g2 w6 W $ d, v) j2 G uI cried and cried all day, # O* l2 q1 g; q! ?2 x . P9 E$ @8 O5 H" k! E) gAlone again, naturally ..... ' d( k- I- q% E l+ [+ A$ p7 b, ]* Q2 P+ T/ v9 c) l
Alone again ................................. naturally. 3 T- a* b6 K; s: L8 k, e5 i. [