Song | I Paddle My Canoe |
Artist | Jane Siberry |
Album | Tree: Music for Films and Forests |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Siberry | |
Oh, I don't like the look of the look of today | |
A great grey cloud is coming our way | |
So I move through the streets on my own | |
A-huffing and a-puffing and feeling so alone | |
O Grandfather, Grandfather | |
Will you wake up? | |
Will you take up these threads? | |
O Grandmother, Grandmother | |
I am walking on such thin ice | |
I wonder how you feel? | |
And a fire is burning in the fireplace | |
And the windows crackle with rain | |
Feels so part of my place | |
So I leave my sleeping ancients | |
And I walk down the steps | |
And I move to the edge of the forest | |
Where I lay my heaviness... | |
Oh, where is my sweet puppy? | |
Oh, there you are | |
You're never far behind | |
Sometimes he seems like a little lamb | |
So I push off from the shore | |
I press my face against the watery place | |
I push off from the shore | |
My sweet dog and you | |
I paddle my canoe | |
Across the water and home to you. | |
Way back then, way back then | |
My Grandfather sleeping by the fire | |
Way back then, way back then | |
My Grandmother dreaming of desire | |
Way back then, way back there | |
My sweet family | |
I will return someday | |
But on this grey afternoon | |
There's something that I must obey | |
So I paddle my canoe out across the bay | |
The end of an endless day | |
My puppy and me | |
Across the water and home to thee |
zuo ci : Siberry | |
Oh, I don' t like the look of the look of today | |
A great grey cloud is coming our way | |
So I move through the streets on my own | |
Ahuffing and apuffing and feeling so alone | |
O Grandfather, Grandfather | |
Will you wake up? | |
Will you take up these threads? | |
O Grandmother, Grandmother | |
I am walking on such thin ice | |
I wonder how you feel? | |
And a fire is burning in the fireplace | |
And the windows crackle with rain | |
Feels so part of my place | |
So I leave my sleeping ancients | |
And I walk down the steps | |
And I move to the edge of the forest | |
Where I lay my heaviness... | |
Oh, where is my sweet puppy? | |
Oh, there you are | |
You' re never far behind | |
Sometimes he seems like a little lamb | |
So I push off from the shore | |
I press my face against the watery place | |
I push off from the shore | |
My sweet dog and you | |
I paddle my canoe | |
Across the water and home to you. | |
Way back then, way back then | |
My Grandfather sleeping by the fire | |
Way back then, way back then | |
My Grandmother dreaming of desire | |
Way back then, way back there | |
My sweet family | |
I will return someday | |
But on this grey afternoon | |
There' s something that I must obey | |
So I paddle my canoe out across the bay | |
The end of an endless day | |
My puppy and me | |
Across the water and home to thee |
zuò cí : Siberry | |
Oh, I don' t like the look of the look of today | |
A great grey cloud is coming our way | |
So I move through the streets on my own | |
Ahuffing and apuffing and feeling so alone | |
O Grandfather, Grandfather | |
Will you wake up? | |
Will you take up these threads? | |
O Grandmother, Grandmother | |
I am walking on such thin ice | |
I wonder how you feel? | |
And a fire is burning in the fireplace | |
And the windows crackle with rain | |
Feels so part of my place | |
So I leave my sleeping ancients | |
And I walk down the steps | |
And I move to the edge of the forest | |
Where I lay my heaviness... | |
Oh, where is my sweet puppy? | |
Oh, there you are | |
You' re never far behind | |
Sometimes he seems like a little lamb | |
So I push off from the shore | |
I press my face against the watery place | |
I push off from the shore | |
My sweet dog and you | |
I paddle my canoe | |
Across the water and home to you. | |
Way back then, way back then | |
My Grandfather sleeping by the fire | |
Way back then, way back then | |
My Grandmother dreaming of desire | |
Way back then, way back there | |
My sweet family | |
I will return someday | |
But on this grey afternoon | |
There' s something that I must obey | |
So I paddle my canoe out across the bay | |
The end of an endless day | |
My puppy and me | |
Across the water and home to thee |