文本歌词

When She Walks in the Room - **** Haymes
The air seems fresh
The lights go bright
The walls are charged with
Dynamite
The artificial flowers bloom
When she walks in the room
The statues smile
The curtains wave
The big stuffed elk
Becomes her slave
The antique clock begins to boom
When she walks in the room
The family album opens
And relatives galore
Look up and smile like angels
They never smiled before
And there she'll stand so sweet and cool
While I stand waiting like a fool
To meet my sweet and lovely doom
When she walks in the room
The goldfish grin
The love birds squeal
The old wax fruit
Tastes almost real
They lose that old familiar gloom
When she walks in the room
The antique desk begins to swell
That homely corn beef cabbage smell
Becomes a fabulous perfume
When she walks in the room
The little horse haired sofa
Is overstuffed with pride
It knows we'll soon be sitting
Together side by side
And there she'll be so young and sweet
My heart starts kneeling at her feet
My world begins to soar and zoom
When she walks in the room