Sheridan Square-海宝直人

With a corner to catch the subway

And a corner to buy cigars

And a corner to wait for the “Times”to come out

And a corner to lean on cars

It was something just left to the Mardi Gras

When my friends and their friends were there

But it's getting much too quiet

Tonight on Sheridan Square

I'm sure that it must mean something

But it's really too soon to tell

When somebody's getting famous

While nobody's getting well

And you can send my regrets to the party

I'd like to make it, but just don't dare

And why is it still so quiet

Tonight on Sheridan Square

Johnny and Steve and Martin

And a list that goes on too long

Dennis and Bill and Barry

You're the reason I wrote this song

Some of the boys have panic

But none of the boys leave town

They say “We're on the good ship Titanic

We're gonna sing 'til the boat goes down.”

And if it ended before it started

Well, no one told us that life is fair

And why is it still so quiet

Tonight on Sheridan Square

Somebody make a note of this

You people who note the trends

The wild ones are turning lovers

The lovers are turning friends

And if some good rises out of everything

Then the phoenix is rising there

In the eyes that are scared, but softer

Tonight on Sheridan Square

Johnny and Steve and Martin

And a list that goes on too long

Dennis and Bill and Barry

You're the reason I wrote this song

When you carry a load like we do

What's another few pounds to share?

We can make it until the sun comes up

And it will

Over Sheridan Square.

発売日:2020-12-02

歌手:海宝直人

作詞:Howard Elliott Ashman・Alan Menken

作曲:Howard Elliott Ashman・Alan Menken