"T. Immonen" <tenho.immo...@gmail.com> wrote in message

> I'd like to know what do you think is the word in Tonight I'll Be
> Staying... (Live 1975 version), the fourth verse/line two.

> Daniel Martin's "It's not a house, it's a home" page has the following
> suggestion (the word is in capital letters here):

> I can hear that lonesome whistle blowin'
> I hear them SEMIS rollin' too
> If there's a driver on the road
> Got to let him have my load
> 'Cause tonight I'll be stayin' here with you.

> "Semis" sounds strange, because the lyrics don't refer to the Roman
> Times in any other way... When I listen the line, the "semis" word
> sounds a little like "same eyes". But can it really be "I HEAR the
> same eyes..."

> Any suggestions?

> "T. Immonen" <tenho.immo...@gmail.com> wrote in message

> news:08047833-1a46-4f66-ae58-6684fe54ff06@j22g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...

> > I'd like to know what do you think is the word in Tonight I'll Be
> > Staying... (Live 1975 version), the fourth verse/line two.

> > Daniel Martin's "It's not a house, it's a home" page has the following
> > suggestion (the word is in capital letters here):

> > I can hear that lonesome whistle blowin'
> > I hear them SEMIS rollin' too
> > If there's a driver on the road
> > Got to let him have my load
> > 'Cause tonight I'll be stayin' here with you.

> > "Semis" sounds strange, because the lyrics don't refer to the Roman
> > Times in any other way... When I listen the line, the "semis" word
> > sounds a little like "same eyes". But can it really be "I HEAR the
> > same eyes..."

> > Any suggestions?

> He is singing semi's which is an abbreviation of semi-truck.- Piilota siteerattu teksti -

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