Dance with My Father by Luther Vandross
《Freeloop》中英文歌词
《Free loop》中英文歌词推荐文章《Oh Father》的中英文歌词热度：《Father》的中英文歌词热度： Dance With My Father的中英文歌词欣赏热度：《Moonlight shadow》的中英文歌词热度：《father and son》的中英文歌词热度：free loop是一首流行英文歌曲，它的中英文歌词你们有听过吗?以下是店铺给大家带来free loop中英文对照英文歌词，以供参阅! 《Free loop》中英文对照歌词I’m a little used to calling outside your name我有些习惯在外面大喊你的名字I won't see you tonight so I can keep from going insane今晚若见你我可能失去控制But I don't know enough, I get some kind of lazy day但我不解，时间变的有些缓慢I've been fabulous through to find my tattered name我曾与众不同名震一方I'll be stewed tomorrow if I don't leave us both the same如果我离开随波逐流只会碌碌无为But I don't know enough, I get some kind of lazy day我有些不解，时间变的有些缓慢Cause It's hard for me to lose in my life I've found因为失去你是一种煎熬Only time will tell and I will figure out我发觉在我的生活中只有时间可以证明一切That we can baby, we can do the one night stand亲爱的我会找到答案至少我们可以相拥整夜And it's hard for me to lose in my life I've found因为失去你是一种煎熬我发现你在街头流离憔悴不堪That we can baby we can change and feel alright宝贝我们可以扭转一切共渡难关I'm a little used to wandering outside the rain我已习惯在雨中漫步You could leave me tomorrow if it suits you just the same 如果你有新的彼岸大可在天明离我而去But I don't know enough, I need sun when it leaves the day 但我不解其实我需要那个离去的人Cause It's hard for me to lose in my life I've found因为失去你是一种煎熬Only time will tell and I will figure out我发觉在我的生活中只有时间可以证明一切That we can baby, we can do the one night stand亲爱的我会找到答案但我们至少可以共渡今夜And it's hard for me to lose in my life I've found因为失去你是一种煎熬Outside your skin right near the fire我发现你在街头流离憔悴不堪That we can baby we can change and feel alright宝贝我们可以扭转一切共渡难关Cause It's hard for me to lose in my life I've found因为失去你是一种煎熬Only time will tell and I will figure out我发觉在我的生活中只有时间可以证明一切That we can baby, we can do the one night stand亲爱的我会找到答案但我们至少可以共渡今夜And it's hard for me to lose in my life I've found因为失去你是一种煎熬我发现你在街头流离憔悴不堪That we can baby we can change and feel alright宝贝我们可以扭转一切共渡难关Cause It's hard for me to lose in my life I've found因为失去你是一种煎熬Only time will tell and I will figure out我发觉在我的生活中只有时间可以证明一切That we can baby, we can do the one night stand亲爱的我会找到答案但我们至少可以共渡今夜And it's hard for me to lose in my life I've found因为失去你是一种煎熬Outside your skin right near the fire我发现你在街头流离憔悴不堪That we can baby we can change and feel alright宝贝我们可以扭转一切共渡难关《Free loop》音乐鉴赏《Free loop》MV鉴赏影片由马克·韦布执导，他也有替丹尼尔的另两首单曲《坏天气》(Bad Day)、《爱情谎言》(Lie T o Me) 执导MV。
简单英文歌曲Dancewithmyfather中英.
Dance with my fatherBack when I was a child,小时候,Before life removed all the innocence, 天真懵懂。
My father would lift me high,父亲会把我高高举起,And dance with my mother and me, 跟我和母亲一起翩翩起舞。
And then...然后,Spin me around till I fell asleep,抱着我转圈,直到我入睡。
Then up the stairs he would carry me, 父亲会把我抱上楼。
And I knew for sure I was loved我知道父亲深深爱着我。
If I could get another chance,如果我还有一次机会,Another walk, another dance with him, 跟父亲散步,与父亲共舞, I'd play a song that would never ever end我会放一首永远不会结束的曲子。
How I'd love love love...我是多么想To dance with my father again.再跟父亲跳一次舞。
When I and my mother would disagree,当我不想听母亲话的时候,To get my way I would run from her to him.我就会跑到父亲跟前。
He'd make me laugh just to comfort me,他会想办法让我笑起来,安慰我。
Then finally make me do just what my momma said. 但是最后让我照母亲的话去做。
Later that night when I was asleep,那一晚在我睡觉的时候,He left a dollar under my sheet.他在我的床单下放了一块钱。
最新-和爸爸跳舞(Dance with my father) 精品
能和爸爸再跳一次舞。
每当妈妈不听我的话，
不答应我的要求，我就从她那里跑开去找爸爸。
他总能让我笑起来，给我安慰，
然后乖乖地照妈妈说的去做。
那一天深夜，我睡得很香，
他在我的床单下塞了一块钱，
我做梦也没想到他会从此离开我。
假如我能看他最后一眼，他最后的脚步，和他跳最后一次舞，
我一定要唱一首永远永远不休止的歌，
因为我多么多么多么欢喜
能和爸爸再跳一次舞。
有时我会在妈妈的房门外偷听，
我知道她为他哭得有多伤心。
我为自己祈祷，更为她祈祷;
我为她祈祷超过为我自己。
我知道我祈求的实在太多，
但你能不能把她爱的唯一的男人送回。
我知道你一般不这么做
可是亲爱的主啊，她快要死了。
为了和爸爸再跳一次舞，
每天晚上我都睡着，而这就是我全部的梦。
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"爸爸跳舞"英语作文译文
小时候，生活还没有带走所有的天真，
爸爸常把我高高举起，跟妈妈和我跳舞，然后
抱着我旋转直到我睡着。
然后他抱我上楼，
我敢肯定，他爱着我。
如果再有一次机会，和他一起走路，和他一起跳舞，
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学院由录音业的专业人士所组成，目的在于奖励过去一年中业界岀色的成就此辑选取历届格莱美最佳单曲整理如下：第1届（1959年）DomenicoModugno《NelBluDipintoDiBlu(Volare)》第2届（1960年）JohhyHorton《TheBattleOfNewOrlean》第3届（1961年）ErnetGold《ThemeFromE某odu》第4届（1962年）HeyMancini《MoonRiver》第5届（1963年）AnthonyNewley《WhatKindOfFoolAmI》第6届（1964年）HeyMancini《DayOfWineAndRoe》第7届（1965年）LouiArmtrong《Hello,Dolly!》第8届（1966年）TonyBennett《TheShadowOfYourSmile》第9届（1967年）TheBeatle《Michelle》嘿嘿嘿第10届（1968年）The5thDimenion《Up,UpAndAway》第11届（1969年）RogerMiller,O.C.Smith《LittleGreenApple》第12届（1970年）JoeSouth《GamePeoplePlay》第13届（1971年）SimonAndGarfunkel《BridgeOverTroubledWater》第14届（1972年）CaroleKing《You'veGotAFriend》第15届（1973年）RobertaFlack《TheFirtTimeEverISawYourFace》第16届（1974年）RobertaFlack《KillingMeSoftlyWifhHiSong》第17届（1975年）BarbraStreiand《TheWayWeWere》第18届（1976年）JudyCollin《SendInTheClown》嘿嘿嘿第19届（1977年）BarryManilow《IWriteTheSong》第20届（1978年）BarbraStreiand《LoveThemeFromAStarIBorn(Evergreen)》第21届（1979年）BillyJoel《JutTheWayYouAre》第22届（1980年）TheDoobieBrother《WhatAFoolBelieve》第23届（1981年）ChritopherCro《Sailing》第24届（1982年）KimCarne《BetteDaviEye》第25届（1983年）WillieNelon《AlwayOnMyMind》第26届（1984年）Sting《EveryBreathYouTake》第27届（1985年）TinaTurner《What'LoveGotToDoWithIt》第28届（1986年）USAForAfrica(VariouArtit)《WeAreTheWorld》嘿嘿嘿第29届（1987年）DionneArwick,EltonJohn,GladyKnight,StevieWonder《That'WhatFriendAreFor》第30届（1988年）LindaRontadt,JameIngram《SomewhereOutThere》第31届（1989年）BobbyMcFerrin《Don'tWorry,BeHappy》第32届（1990年）BetteMidler《WindBeneathMyWing》第33届（1991年）BetteMidler《FromADitance》第34届（1992年）NatalieCole(&NatKingCole)《Unforgettable》第35届（1993年）EricClapton《TearInHeaven》第36届（1994年）PeaboBryon,ReginaBelle《AWholeNewWorld》第37届（1995年）BruceSpringteen《StreetOfPhiladelphia》第38届（1996年）Seal《KiFromARoe》第39届（1997年）EricClapton《ChangeTheWorld》第40届（1998年）ShawnColvin《SunnyCameHome》第41届（1999年）CelineDion《Myheartwillgoon》第42届（2000年）Santana&RobThoma《Smooth》第43届（2001年）U2《BeautifulDay》第44届（2002年）AliciaKey《Fallin'》第45届（2003年）NorahJone《DontKnowWhy》第46届（2004年）LutherVandro《DanceWithMyFather》第47届（2005年）JohnMayer《Daughter》第51届（2022年）Coldplay《VivaLaVida》第52届（2022年）Beyoncé《SingleLadie(PutaRingonIt)》第53届（2022年）LadyAntebellum《NeedYouNow》第54届（2022年）Adele《RollingInTheDeep》第55届（2022年）Fun.《WeAreYoung》第56届（2022年）Lorde《Royal》第57届（2022年）SamSmith《StayWithMe(DarkchildVerion)》第58届（2022年）EdSheeran《ThinkingOutLoud》篇二：第56届格莱美奖完整提名名单公布第56届格莱美奖完整提名名单公布(双语)Nodforthe56thannualGrammyAwardwillbehandedonoutFridaynightin LoAngeleduring"TheGRAMMYNominationConcertLive!!"televiionpecial. LLCoolJwillactaemceeforthefetivitie,jutahedidlatyear.第56届格莱美音乐奖将于洛杉矶时间周五晚宣布提名名单，CBS电视台将播出格莱美提名拉阔音乐会。
给父亲的歌—— Dance with My Father 中英互译
Dance with My Father是美国R&B音乐教父级人物路德•范德鲁斯 (Luther Vandross) 于2003年创作的歌曲。
在这首歌中，路德·范德鲁斯回忆了他的童年时光，那时父亲总是逗他笑安慰他，抱着他和母亲一起共舞，那些场景在记忆里那么温馨美好。
可是在他七岁那一年，父亲就永远的离开了。
于是他在夜晚一遍又一遍的祷告，哪怕只有一次，只有一次也好，我能再见到父亲一次，能再与他漫步，与他共舞......这首歌发行后不久，这位极具天赋的音乐家就因严重的脑梗塞昏迷，于2005年去世。
Dance with My Father 这首歌在当时获得了极大的社会关注。
2004年，刚经历丧父之痛的席琳迪翁翻唱了这首歌，同样是经典之作。
同年，席琳•迪翁替路•范德鲁斯表演了这首歌的live版，完成了一位巨星对另一位巨星的原版的深情致敬。
Who wrote it?Luther Vandross co-wrote this song with singer-songwriter Richard Marx, best known for his hits 'Hazard' and 'Right Here Waiting'. The song was written for his 13th album of the same name, released in 2003. One of the reasons Vandross asked Marx to help him was because Richard lost his dad in 1997 and could understand the feeling he was trying to convey.What is the song about?Vandross wrote 'Dance with My Father' with Marx, based on his personal experience. It is a tribute to his father, Luther Vandross, Sr, who died due to complications of diabetes, when Luther was seven. Luther's most poignant memory of his dad was him dancing in the house with his kids, which is where the concept of the song came from.Luther suffered a stroke the year it came outAt the time of 'Dance with My Father''s release on May 30, 2003, Vandross had been hospitalised after suffering from a stroke. This timely release of the song gained further attention from critics and the public. He passed away two years laterIt was a huge successLuther Vandross considered it his "career song". Although it only reached number 38 in the US and 21 in the UK, it won many plaudits, including two Grammy Awards. After Joe McElderry sang the song on The X Factor in 2009, it re-entered the UK top 40.「Dance with My Father」Luther VandrossBack when I was a child回到我的孩提时期before life removed all the innocence那时生活还未抹去我的童真My father would lift me high父亲会把我高高举起and dance with my mother and me and then跟我和母亲一起翩翩起舞Spin me around till I fell asleep抱着我转圈，直到我入睡Then up the stairs he would carry me然后抱着我回到楼上卧室And I knew for sure I was loved我确信他们爱我If I could get another chance如果我还能有一次机会another walk, another dance with him与他漫步，与他共舞I'd play a song that would never ever end我会放一首永远永远不会结束的曲子How I love love love to dance with my father again 我是多么的想和他再共舞一曲When I and my mother would disagree当我不想听母亲话的时候to get my way I would run from her to him我就会跑到父亲跟前He'd make me laugh just to comfort me他会想办法让我笑起来，安慰我Then finally make me do just what my mama said最后还是会让我照母亲的话去做Later that night when I was asleep那晚在我睡觉的时候He left a dollar under my sheet他在我的床单下放了一块钱Never dreamed that he would be gone from me从来没有想过那竟是永别If i could steal one final glance如果我能再看父亲一眼one final step, one final dance with him再迈出一步舞步，能和他再跳最后一支舞I'd play a song that would never ever end我会放一首永远不会结束的曲子Cause I love love love to dance with my father again 因为我是多么想再和父亲共舞一曲Sometimes I'd listen outside her door有时候经过母亲门外And I'd hear how my mother cried for him听见她为父亲哭泣I pray for her even more than me我为母亲祈祷I pray for her even more than me我为母亲祈祷I know I'm praying for much too much我知道我的要求有点过分But could you send back the only man she loved 可是您能将她深爱的那个男人送回来吗？I know you don't do it usually我知道你一般不会这么做But dear Lord she's dying但是我的主啊，她是多么地渴望to dance with my father again与我的父亲再跳一支舞Every night I fall asleep this is all I ever dream 每个夜晚入睡时这些都会在我梦中再次浮现。
关于父爱的英文歌曲
关于父爱的英文歌曲正文:父爱是世上最无私和伟大的情感之一，它以其纯粹和深沉的力量，持续地影响和激励着我们。
许多音乐家通过他们的音乐表达了对父爱的赞美和感激之情。
以下是一些关于父爱的英文歌曲，它们不仅代表了父亲和孩子之间特殊的纽带，也向我们展示了父爱的力量和影响。
1. 'Father and Son' by Cat Stevens这首歌由英国歌手Cat Stevens演唱，讲述了一个父亲和儿子之间的对话。
歌曲中，父亲以智慧和经验告诫儿子，而儿子则怀着年轻的热情提出了自己的想法。
这首歌代表了父亲与孩子之间的代沟和相互理解的重要性。
2. 'Dance with My Father' by Luther Vandross这首歌是美国歌手Luther Vandross为了纪念他已故的父亲而创作的。
歌曲表达了Luther Vandross在父亲离世后对他的思念和回忆。
这首歌曲在歌词和旋律中散发着浓厚的感情，让人们深深感受到父亲对孩子的深深的影响。
3. 'My Father's Eyes' by Eric Clapton这首歌由英国吉他手Eric Clapton演唱，他在这首歌中讲述了他对自己父亲的思念之情。
歌曲中，Eric Clapton分享了他如何通过他父亲的眼睛洞察世界，并希望自己也能成为一个好父亲。
4. 'The Living Years' by Mike + The Mechanics这首歌由英国乐队Mike + The Mechanics演唱，歌曲讲述了一个关于与父亲之间未完成谈话的故事。
这首歌提醒我们要珍惜与父亲之间的时刻，不要等到失去才后悔。
5. 'Butterfly Kisses' by Bob Carlisle这首歌以温柔的旋律和感人的歌词，表达了父亲对女儿的深深的爱。
歌曲中，Bob Carlisle唱出了一个父亲在女儿成长过程中的感受和祝福，这首歌既温馨又感人。
DanceWithMyFather的中英文歌词欣赏（2）
Dance With My Father的中英文歌词欣赏(2)推荐文章StaywithMe--SamSmith 热度：窦靖童withyou歌词热度：小升初英语语法四(介词for+with 的用法小结) 热度：雅思写作关键词with讲解热度：写My Father小学英语作文热度：路德·范德鲁斯的经典歌曲：Here And NowOne look in your eyesAnd there I seeJust what you mean to meHere in my heartI believeYour love is all I ever needHolding you close through the nightI need you...Yeah...I look in your eyesAnd there I seeWhat happiness really meansThe love that we shareMakes life so sweetTogether we'll always beThis pledge of love feels so rightAnd ooh...I need you...Here and nowI promise to love faithfullyYou're all I needHere and nowI vow to be one with theeYour love is all I needWhen I look in your eyesThere I seeWhat all that a love should really beAnd I need youMore and more each dayNothing can take your love awayMore than ah just a dreamI need youHere and nowI promise to love faithfullyYou're all I needHere and nowI vow to be one with theeYour love is all I needStarting hereOoh...I'm starting nowI believeStarting here (I believe)I'm starting hereStarting now..Right nowI believe in your loveSo I'm glad to take the vowHere and nowI promise to love faithfullyYou're all I needHere and nowI vow to be one with theeYour love is all I need路德·范德鲁斯的经典歌曲：give me the reason(album version)what's there to say,there's not much to talk aboutand whatever happened toall of the love that we vowedyes, it's trueand there's nothing new you can say give me the reason to want you back why should i love you again?do you know? tell me howhow to forgive and forget?give me the reason to love you now it's been a mighty long timeand the love that used to be ended the day you walked out never knew i'd ever bestanding a love and outsidewith no one to lovei was secure and so gladthere was you to lovewhat in the world wouldi ever do without us?but it's getting clearthat i have to get over yougive me the reason to want you back and why should i love you again? do you know? tell me howhow to forgive and forget?give me the reason to love you now it's been a mighty long timeand the love that used to beended the day you walked out never knew i'd ever bestanding a love and outsidewith no one to loveno one, no one to loveno one, no one to loveno one, no one to loveno one, no one to lovegive me the reason to want you back why should i love you again?do you know? tell me howhow to forgive and forget?give me the reason to love you now it's been a mighty long timeand the love that used to be ended the day you walked outgive me the reasonto love you, girl, to love you, girlto love you, girl, to love you, girlto love you, girl,to love you, girl, to love you, girl give me the reasonto love you, girl, to love you, girlto love you, girl, to love you, girlto love you, girl, to love you, girlto love you, girlto love you, girlto love you, girlto love you, girlto love you, girlto love you, girl to love you, girl to love you, girl to love you, girl to love you, girl 猜你喜欢：。
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About her works:
1. Empire of Heaven (with Gary Allen Sledge) 《太平残梦》/《天堂帝国》 荣登美西与夏 威夷畅销书金榜, 纽约时报誉为中国的《飘》 ──《太平残梦》华裔美籍女作家程美兰寻 根史诗畅销钜作 2. A Map of Paradise: A Novel of Nineteen Century Hawaii. 《天国地图》/《天堂地图》
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What happened during their stay home: her father proved to like his hapa haole grandson.
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What happened later ever since then: the grandson became his grandfather’s shadow.
How do you describe your relationship with your parents? Have you ever done anything that hurt your parents? Or have they ever hurt you in some way? What do you do when you disagree with your parents ? What do you think is the right attitude towards your disagreement/the generation gap?
Dance with My Father 与父亲共舞
Dance with My Father 与父亲共舞
李晓芸
【期刊名称】《中学生英语：初中版》
【年(卷),期】2005(000)008
【摘要】路瑟·范德鲁斯(LutherVandross)于1951年4月20日出生于美国纽约,作为最伟大的黑人男歌手之一,拥有超过两千万张的唱片销售记录,被他富有魔力的嗓音所征服的听众数以亿计。
在R&B(黑人音乐)的世界里,路瑟·范德鲁斯称得上是大器晚成,直到他三十岁时才发行第一张个人专辑《NeverTooMuch》,之后的十三张专辑都达到了白金销量,被称为是80年代R&B音乐三巨头之一。
另外两位则是鼎鼎大名的史蒂夫·旺达(StevieWonder)和迈克·杰克逊(MichaelJackson)。
【总页数】1页(P24)
【作者】李晓芸
【作者单位】华中师范大学英语系研究生
【正文语种】中文
【中图分类】G43
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Dance with my father 歌词与翻译
<Dance With My Father>Back when I was a child, before life removed all the innocence很久之前，我还是个孩子，生活还没有完全磨去我的天真My father would lift me high and dance with my mother and me and爸爸总是把我抱得高高的，和妈妈跳舞Then spin me around till I fell asleep然后抱着我旋转直到我睡去Then up the stairs he would carry me and I knew for sure I was loved他便会把我抱上楼我知道我被他深深爱着If I could get another chance, another walk, another dance with him如果我能再拥有一次机会，和他一起散步，一起跳舞I'd play a song that would never, ever end我会弹一首永远不会结束的歌How I'd love, love, love to dance with my father again我多么渴望能和爸爸再一次跳舞When I and my mother would disagree, to get my way, I would run from her to him 每当我和妈妈意见不合的时候，我总是跑到爸爸那儿去寻找支持He'd make me laugh just to comfort me他一定会让我笑起来，让我开心Then finally make me do just what my mama said最终又会让我照着妈妈说的做Later that night when I was asleep, he left a dollar under my sheet那晚我睡着的时候，他会在我的床单下面放一块钱Never dreamed that he would be gone from me我从来没有想过他会离开我If I could steal one final glance, one final step, one final dance with him如果我能再最后看他一眼，再一起走一步，再跳一支舞I'd play a song that would never, ever end我会弹一首永远不会结束的歌'cause I'd love, love, love to dance with my father again因为我多么渴望能再和爸爸跳一支舞啊Sometimes I'd listen outside her door有时候我在妈妈房间外听and I'd hear how my mother cried for him听到她为了爸爸而哭泣I pray for her even more than meI pray for her even more than me我虔诚地为她祈祷I know I'm praying for much too much我知道我祈祷了很久很久But could you send back the only man she loved但是你能把她唯一深爱的人还回来吗I know you don't do it usually我知道你通常不会这么做But dear lord she's dying to dance with my father again 但是亲爱的上帝，她渴望能和爸爸再跳一支舞Every night I fall asleep and this is all I ever dream每晚我熟睡时，这是我唯一梦想的。
经典英文歌曲-049Dance With My Father【声音字幕同步ppt】
loved
I know you don’t do it usually But dear Lord she’s dying
To dance with my father again Every night I fall asleep and this is all I ever
dream
经典英文歌曲-049.Dance We With My Father
Back when I was a child, before life removed all the innocence
My father would lift me high and dance with my mother and me and then
Spin me around ‘til I fell asleep Then up the stairs he would carry me
And I knew for sure I was loved
If I could get another chance, another walk, another dance with him
He’d make me laugh just to comfort me Then finally make me do just what my mama said Later that night when I was asleep He left a dollar under my sheet
I’d play a song that would never, ever end How I’d love, love, love
DancewithMyFather
DancewithMyFather
Dance with My Father
Luther Vandross (1951–2005)，著名的黑人R&B大师。
被称为是80年代黑人音乐三巨头之一，另两人是鼎鼎大名的Stevie Wonder 和Michael Jackson。
作为最伟大的黑人男歌手之一，拥有超过两千万张的唱片销售记录，被他富有魔力的嗓音所征服的听众数以亿计。
在R&B音乐这个年轻人的世界里，Luther Vandross称得上是大器晚成，直到他三十岁时才发行了第一张专辑《Never Too Much》，之后便一发不可收，之后的十三张专辑都达到了白金销量。
在他50多岁时创作了《Dance With My Father》，作为给父亲的纪念。
这首歌曲是Luther Vandross自己真实的故事,一个7岁孩子的记忆,一点点忧伤更多地却是那些遥远而温暖的细节和情绪在歌曲中倾注了自己对父亲深深的怀念,清淡的钢琴伴奏,和他伤感的演唱,在爱里透露出更多的是伤感。
此曲获第46届格莱美音乐的年度最佳歌曲。
Please give my best regards to your parents. give your parents a hug and thank them for everything they do for you.。
a dance with dad读后感
a dance with dad读后感a dance with father 读后感，这是本很温馨、有趣的书。
作者给了我们每人一份礼物：他用他那丰富的想象力和无限的创造力为你搭建出一片“神奇”世界；他给了你无穷无尽的乐趣……书中的爸爸虽然平凡，但他却有着高超的手工技艺，令人惊叹不已！作者通过对这些技术性细节的描写表达出了浓浓的爱意。
其实在生活中也有许多让我敬佩的人，比如说——我的爸爸，他就会做出许多巧夺天工的东西，还经常陪我玩耍。
我认为爸爸的这种行为正是值得我学习的地方，所以，今天特地买回一本他自己做的巧克力豆画册送给他，同时希望它能够激励爸爸继续努力，争取成为我心目中伟大的爸爸！《a dance with father》讲述了一个天真活泼的小男孩与父亲相处时间越来越少，直至离别。
于是儿子便为他精心准备了一场舞蹈，内容涵盖现代舞、民族舞、古典舞、芭蕾舞等各种形式，由两个人共同参演。
本书最吸引人之处莫过于作者绘制的五彩斑斓、栩栩如生的精美插图。
与此同时，作者将对人物心理变化的刻画融入到故事情节里面，使全篇故事脉络清晰而又充满诗意。
当故事进展到高潮部分时，当父子二人在音乐声中翩翩起舞时，其背景伴奏都交织着悠扬的琴声或欢快的鼓点，仿佛将观众带入另外一个神秘梦幻的童话世界。
当我翻到文章最后几页时，发现了这样一句话：“你长大以后可千万不要忘记，当年你母亲的歌喉啊。
”对呀，没错，因为每一首曲子都饱含了妈妈深切的祝福，无论何时，她总是永远站在你身边支持你，即使是远去他乡。
妈妈的歌喉确实像一首华丽动听的赞歌，她那优美悦耳的旋律犹如阳光般明媚灿烂，每次响起，似乎连寒冷的冬季都觉得格外温暖……当读完这本书时，我被这个伟大的父亲所震撼了！是什么支撑他走到今天？并且还不断改善，把梦想变成现实呢？这除了靠顽强的毅力，还需要足够的信念，才能够凭借自己坚定的信仰攀登上巅峰，所以我从中获益匪浅。
一个人只有坚持下去，他的梦想才会开花结果，这样，人生才算圆满！。
与父亲共舞_初二作文
与父亲共舞最近恋上路瑟・范德鲁斯的《DanceWithMyFather》。
深夜里静静地倾听，一遍一便地。
心里莫名的感动，堵堵的，听得。
这首歌当初在英语沙龙上发现的，选择这首歌，并不是因为路瑟・范德鲁斯的人气（他与老猫还有迈克尔・杰克逊被称为80年代R・B 音乐三大巨头），而是因为这首歌名：与父亲共舞。
这是一首听了让人想流泪的英文金曲，父亲对孩子的情感是细腻而不易表露在外的，孩子对父亲的感情也同样细腻，虽然表露无遗，但是却很真实。
在父亲节到来之时，为全天下的父亲献上一曲由衷的赞歌。
总觉得“父亲”是个不简单的词语在成长流程某个地方停下来回首.在深夜这个一直在自己身边每天都可以见面的身影已经在自己走过的成长流程上留下了痕迹小脚印后面是大脚印脚印里的汗水积淀着呵护.沉甸甸总觉得“父亲”是“父”与“亲”的融合体“父”意味着自己身体里每时每刻流淌着有关他的血脉“亲”则要彼此理解彼此宽容才能碰撞出火花先天的无意加上后天的有意融合成心的纤维，理解地我的父亲是矛盾体，我觉得明明是很爱我希望我能鲤鱼跃龙门却于小考前和母亲新手捏碎我那一直华彩的梦虽然后来拿钱把我砸进县重点但是我对他的恨，胜过对他的爱，那时总觉得“父亲”是伟大的结合体“父亲”的爱细腻而不易表露轻轻地跟在后面，风雨中静静地站在黑暗角落里，深夜里在跑道上陪着孩子奔跑，默默地孩子跌倒，伸出手孩子迷茫，呼出温暖然后回到固定距离的位置，与孩子间我不恨我的父亲现在，但我也不爱他我只是静静地站在墙的这一边看他亲手用转块垒积起我与他之间的砖墙看他一块一块地往微高的墙上加砖然后走上去一块一块地往地下卸砖如此反复着理解的种子，等待，破土而出的那一刻听过这样一个故事，关于心纤维父母用心的纤维给女儿作嫁妆就可以牢牢地网住儿女的心而不忘感恩父母心的纤维是父母从自己的身体里一点一点抽出来的父母爱子爱浓了自然会有，如母汁父母爱子浓了会有心纤维儿女又何尝没有？三个人的心纤维结在一起才能编织出完整的爱的网pS：挑上《DanceWithMyFather》的歌词，与亲们一起感受父爱的点点滴滴，静静地。
与父共舞双语美文阅读
与父共舞双语美文阅读在父母五十周年结婚纪念日那天我与父亲跳舞了。
乐队演奏着旧式的华尔兹，我们在地板上优美地滑动着。
下面是店铺整理的双语美文：与父共舞，欢迎大家阅读!A Dance with DadI am dancing with my father at my parents’ fiftieth wedding anniversary. The band is playing an old-fashioned waltz as we move gracefully across the floor. His hand on my waist is as guiding as italways was, and he hums the tune to himself in a steady, youthful way. Around and around we go,laughing and nodding to the other dancers. We are the best dancers on the floor, they tell us. Myfather squeezes my hand and smiles at me.As we continue to dip and sway, I remember a time when I was almost three, and my father camehome from work, swooped me into his arms and began to dance me around the table. My motherlaughed at us, told us dinner would get cold. But my father said, “She’s just caught the rhythm ofthe dance! Dinner can wait!” And then he sang out “Roll out the barrel, let’s have a barrel of fun,”and I sang back, “Let’s get those blues o n the run.” That night he taught me to polka, waltz and dothe fox trot while dinner waited.We danced through the years. When I was five, my father taught me to “shuffle off to Buffalo”.Later we won a dance contest at a Campfire Girls Round-Up. Then we learned to jitterbug at theUSO place downtown. Once my father caught on to the steps, he danced with everyone in the hall— the women passing out doughnuts, even the GI’s. We all laughed and clapped our hands for myfather, the dancer.One night when I was fifteen, lost in some painful, adolescentmood, my father put on a stack ofrecords and teased me to dance with him. “C’mon,” he said, “let’s get those blues on the run.” Iturned away from him and hugged my pain closer than before. My father put his hand on myshoulder, and I jumped out of the chair screaming, “Don’t touch me! Don’t touch me!I am sick andtired of dancing with you!” The hurt on his face did not escape me, but the words were out, and Icould not call them back. I ran to my room sobbing hysterically.We did not dance together after that night. I found other partners, and my father waited up for meafter dances, sitting in his favorite chair, clad in his flannel pajamas. Sometimes he would be asleepwhen I came in, and I would wake him saying, “If you w ere so tired, you should have gone to bed.”“No, no,” he’d say. “I was just waiting for you.”Then we’d lock up the house and go to bed.My father waited up for me all through my high school and college years while I danced my way outof his life.One night, shortly after my first child was born, my mother called to tell me my father was ill. “Aheart problem,” she said. “Now, don’t come. Three hundred miles. It would upset your father. Wewill just have to wait. I’ll let you know.”My father’s tests showed so me stress, but a proper diet restored him to good health. Little things,then, for a while. A disc problem in the back, more heart trouble, a lens implant for cataracts. Butthe dancing did not stop. My mother wrote that they had joined a dance club. “You re member howyour father loves to dance.”Yes, I remember. My eyes filled up with remembering.When my father retired, we mended our way back together again; hugs and kisses were commonwhen we visited each other.But my father did not ask me to dance. He danced with thegrandchildren; my daughters knew how to waltz before they could read.“One, two, three and one, two, three,” my father would count out, “won’t you come and waltzwith me?” Sometimes my heart would ache to have him say those words to me. But I knew myfather was waiting for an apology from me, and I could never find the right words.As the time for my parents’ fiftieth anniversary approached, my brothers and I met to plan theparty. My older brother said, “Do you remember that night you wouldn’t danc e with him? Boy, washe mad! I couldn’t believe he’d get so mad about a thing like that. I’ll bet you haven’t danced withhim since.”I did not tell him he was right.My younger brother promised to get the band.“Make sure they can play waltzes and polkas,” I told him.“Dad can dance to anything,” he said. “Don’t you want to get down, get funky?” I did not tell himthat all I wanted to do was dance once more with my father.When the band began to play after dinner, my parents took the floor. They glided around the room,inviting the others to join them. The guests rose to their feet, applauding the golden couple. Myfather danced with his granddaughters and then the band began to play the “Beer Barrel Polka.”“Roll out the barrel,” I heard my father sing. Then I knew it was time. I knew the words I must sayto my father before he would dance with me once more. I wound my way through a few couplesand tapped my daughter on the shoulder.“Excuse me,” I said, almost choking on my words, “but I believe this is my dance.”My father stood rooted to the spot. Our eyes met and traveled back to that night when I wasfifteen. In a trembling voice, I sang, “Let’s get those blues on the run.”My father bowed and said, “Oh, yes. I’ve been waiting for you.”Then he started to laugh, and we moved into each other’s arms, pausing for a moment so we couldcatch once more the rhythm of the dance.在父母五十周年结婚纪念日那天我与父亲跳舞了。
四年级作文叙事：一首关于父亲的歌
四年级作文叙事：一首关于父亲的歌Luther Vandross（Luther Vandross）Back when I was a child，小时候，Before life removed all the innocence，天真懵懂。
My father would lift me high，父亲会把我高高举起，And dance with my mother and me，跟我和母亲一起翩翩起舞。
And then．．．然后，Spin me around ti’I fell asleep，抱着我转圈，直到我入睡。
Then up the stairs he would carry me，父亲会把我抱上楼。
And I knew for sure I was loved我知道父亲深深爱着我。
If I could get another chance，如果我还有一次机会，Another walk， another dance with him，跟父亲散步，与父亲共舞，I“d play a song that would never ever end我会放一首永远不会结束的曲子。
How I“d love love love．．．我是多么想To dance with my father again。
再跟父亲跳一次舞。
When I and my mother would disagree，当我不想听母亲话的时候，To get my way I would runfr0mher to him。
我就会跑到父亲跟前。
He“d make me laugh just to comfort me，他会想办法让我笑起来，安慰我。
Then finally make me do just what my momma said。
但是最后让我照母亲的话去做。
Later that night when I was asleep，那一晚在我睡觉的时候，。
A Dance with Dad父女舞曲
A Dance with Dad父女舞曲
Umberto Eco;徐卫华（译）
【期刊名称】《新东方英语（中英文版）》
【年(卷),期】2009(000)001
【摘要】在父母金婚纪念日那天，我与父亲为伴共舞。
伴随着乐队演奏的老调华尔兹舞曲，我们在地板上优美地滑动着。
环于我腰间的那只手依然像当年那样指引着我；父亲轻轻哼唱着舞曲，稳健而又充满活力。
我们跳啊转啊，一边笑一边向其他舞者点头致意。
他们都说我们是舞场中最棒的舞者。
父亲轻执我的手，含笑望着我。
【总页数】4页(P78-81)
【作者】Umberto Eco;徐卫华（译）
【作者单位】无
【正文语种】中文
【中图分类】G633.41
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与父共舞双语美文阅读
与父共舞双语美文阅读A Dance with DadI am dancing with my father at my parents’ fiftieth wedding anniversary. The band is playing an old-fashioned waltz as we move gracefully across the floor. His hand on my waist is as guiding as italways was, and he hums the tune to himself in a steady, youthful way. Around and around we go,laughing and nodding to the other dancers. We are the best dancers on the floor, they tell us. Myfather squeezes my hand and smiles at me.As we continue to dip and sway, I remember a time when I was almost three, and my father camehome from work, swooped me into his arms and began to dance me around the table. My motherlaughed at us, told us dinner would get cold. But my father said, “She’s just caught the rhythm ofthe dance! Dinner can wait!” And then he sang out“Roll out the barrel, let’s have a barrel of fun,”and I sang back, “Let’s get those blues on the run.” That night he taught me to polka, waltz and dothe fox trot while dinner waited.We danced through the years. When I was five, my father taught me to “shuffle off to Buffalo”.Later we won a dance contest at a Campfire Girls Round-Up. Then we learned to jitterbug at theUSO place downtown. Once myfather caught on to the steps, he danced with everyone in the hall— the women passing out doughnuts, even th e GI’s. We all laughed and clapped our handsfor myfather, the dancer.One night when I was fifteen, lost in some painful, adolescent mood, my father put on a stack ofrecords and teased me to dance with him. “C’mon,” he said, “let’s get those blues on the run.” Iturned away from him and hugged my pain closer than before. My father put his hand on myshoulder, and I jumped out of the chair screaming, “Don’t touch me! Don’t touch me! I am sick andtired of dancing with you!” The hurt on his face did not esc ape me, but the words were out, and Icould not call them back. I ran to my room sobbing hysterically.We did not dance together after that night. I found other partners, and my father waited up for meafter dances, sitting in his favorite chair, clad in his flannel pajamas. Sometimes he would be asleepwhen I came in, and I would wake him saying, “If you were so tired, you should have gone to bed.”“No, no,” he’d say. “I was just waiting for you.”Then we’d lock up the house and go to bed.My father waited up for me all through my high school and college years while I danced my way outof his life.One night, shortly after my first child was born, my mother called to tell me my father was ill. “Aheart problem,” she said. “Now, don’t come. Th ree hundred miles. It would upset your father. Wewill just have to wait. I’ll let you know.”My father’s tests showed some stress, but a proper diet restored him to good health. Little things,then, for a while. A disc problem in the back, more heart trouble, a lens implant for cataracts. Butthe dancing did not stop. My mother wrote that they had joined a dance club. “You remember howyour father loves to dance.”Yes, I remember. My eyes filled up with remembering.When my father retired, we mended our way back together again; hugs and kisses were commonwhen we visited each other. But my father did not ask me to dance. He danced with thegrandchildren; my daughters knew how to waltz before they could read.“One, two, three and one, two, three,” my father would count out, “won’t you come and waltzwith me?” Sometimes my heart would ache to have him say those words to me. But I knew myfather was waiting for an apology from me, and I could never find the right words.As the time for my paren ts’ fiftieth anniversary approached, my brothers and I met to plan theparty. My older brother said, “Do you remember that night you wouldn’t dance with him? Boy, washe mad! I couldn’t believe he’d get so mad about a thing like that. I’ll bet you haven’t da nced withhim since.”I did not tell him he was right.My younger brother promised to get the band.“Make sure they can play waltzes and polkas,” I told him.“Dad can dance to anything,” he said. “Don’t you want to get down, get funky?” I di d not tell himthat all I wanted to do was dance once more with my father.When the band began to play after dinner, my parents took the floor. They glided around the room,inviting the others to join them. The guests rose to their feet, applauding the golden couple. Myfather danced with his granddaughters and then the band began to play the “Beer Barrel Polka.”“Roll out the barrel,” I heard my father sing. Then I knew it was time.I knew the words I must sayto my father before he would dance with me once more. I wound my way through a few couplesand tapped my daughter on the shoulder.“Excuse me,” I said, almost choking on my words, “but I believe this is my dance.”My father stood rooted to the spot. Our eyes met and traveled back to that ni ght when I wasfifteen. In a trembling voice, I sang, “Let’s get those blues on the run.”My father bowed and said, “Oh, yes. I’ve been waiting for you.”Then he started to laugh, and we moved into each other’s arms, pausingfor a moment so we couldcatch once more the rhythm of the dance.在父母五十周年结婚纪念日那天我与父亲跳舞了。
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Dance with My Father by Luther Vandross
Back when I was a child
Before life removed all the innocence小时候，天真懵懂
My father would lift me high父亲会把我高高举起
And dance with my mother and me then跟我和母亲一起翩翩起舞
Spin me around till I fell asleep然后，抱着我转圈，直到我入睡
Then up the stairs he would carry me父亲会把我抱上楼
And I knew for sure I was loved我知道父亲深深爱着我
If I could get another chance如果我还有一次机会
Another walk
Another dance with him. 跟父亲散步，与父亲共舞
I'd play a song that would never, ever end我会放一首永远不会结束的曲子
How I love, love, love
To dance with my father again我是多么想，再跟父亲跳一次舞
When I and my mother would disagree当我不想听母亲话的时候
To get my way I would run from her to him我就会跑到父亲跟前
He'd make me laugh just to comfort me他会想办法让我笑起来，安慰我
Then finally make me do just what my mama said但是最后让我照母亲的话去做
Later that night when I was asleep那一晚在我睡着的时候
He left a dollar under my sheet他在我的床单下放了一块钱
Never dreamed that he would be gone from me从来没有想过父亲会离开我
If I could steal one final glance如果我能再看父亲一眼
One final step再迈出一步舞步
One final dance with him再跟父亲跳最后一支舞
I'd play a song that would never, ever end我会放一首永远不会结束的曲子
Cause I love, love, love
To dance with my father again因为我是多么想，再跟父亲跳一次舞
Sometimes I'd listen outside her door有时候我会在母亲的门外
And I'd hear how my mother cried for him听见她思念父亲的哭声
I pray for her even more than me我为母亲祈祷……我为母亲祈祷……
I pray for her even more than me
I know I'm praying so much too much我知道我的要求有点过分
But could you send back the only man she loved但是你能不能把她唯一深爱的男人送回来？
I know u don't do it usually我知道你一般不会这么做
But dear lord she's dying但是我的主啊
To dance with my father again她是多么想再和父亲共舞啊！
Every night I fall asleep this is all I ever dream每晚入睡以后同样的梦境重复出现…。