[ti:Millworker] [ar:Bette Midler] [al:Thighs And Whispers] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Millworker - Bette Midler (贝蒂·米德勒) [00:22.08]Now my grandfather was a sailor [00:25.27] [00:25.89]He blew in off the water [00:29.57]My father was a farmer [00:33.19]And I his only daughter [00:37.00]Took up with a no good [00:40.12]Millworking man from Massachusetts [00:44.24]Who died from too much whiskey [00:48.11]And leaves me these three faces to feed [00:53.71] [00:59.32]Millwork ain't easy millwork ain't hard [01:06.69]Millwork it ain't nothin' [01:09.68]But an awful boring job [01:13.74]I'm waiting for a daydream [01:17.29]To take me through the mornin'; [01:20.35] [01:21.23]Put me in my coffee break [01:24.59]Where I can have a sandwhich and remember [01:30.90] [01:31.64]And it's me and my machine [01:35.51]For the rest of the mornin' [01:39.45]For the rest of the afternoon [01:43.69] [01:45.00]For the rest of my life [01:48.49] [01:55.36]Now my mind begins to wander [01:58.85]To the days back on the farm [02:02.22] [02:02.78]I can see my father smilin' [02:06.03]And me swingin' on his arm [02:10.08]I can hear my granddad's stories [02:13.71]Of the storms out on Lake Erie [02:18.01]Where vessels and cargos [02:21.32]And fortunes and sailor's lives were lost [02:26.25] [02:31.99]Yeah but it's my life that's been wasted [02:36.42]And I have been the fool [02:39.54] [02:40.16]To let this manufacture [02:43.10]Use my body for a tool [02:47.15]As I ride home in the evenin' [02:51.08]I'm staring at my hands [02:54.02] [02:54.82]Swearin' by my sorrow [02:58.38]That a young girl ought to stand a better chance [03:02.75] [03:05.56]Oh but may I work the mills [03:09.06]Just as long as I'm able [03:13.48]And never meet the man [03:16.73]Who's name is on the label [03:21.54] [03:22.16]Whoa it's me and my machine [03:27.28]For the rest of the mornin' [03:30.02]For the rest of the afternoon [03:33.45] [03:35.88]For the rest of my life