What Becomes a Legend Most - Lou Reed (娄.里德)

Written by：Lou Reed

What becomes a legend most

When she's alone in a hotel lobby

What becomes a legend most

Some bad champagne and some foreign bottled beer

What becomes a legend most

When the musicians have come and then leave her

What becomes a legend most

Besides being a legendary star

What becomes a legend most

Lying in bed cold and regal

What becomes a legend most

Lying in bed watching a talk show on TV

What becomes a legend most

Fifty days in fifty cities

And everyone says she looks pretty

At least as pretty as a legend should

Fifty days can wear you down

Fifty cities flying by

A different man in each different hotel

And if you're not careful word can get around

What becomes a legend most

Not a bed that is half empty

Not a heart that is left empty

That's not pretty not pretty at all

What becomes a legend most

When she's lying in her hotel room

What becomes a legend most

Well baby tonight it's you

Tonight it's you

Baby tonight it's you

What becomes a legend most

Baby it's you

What becomes a legend most

Maybe and tomorrow

What becomes a legend most

Baby it's you

What becomes a legend most

What becomes a legend most

What becomes a legend most

What becomes a legend most

What becomes