| Song | The Donner Party |
| Artist | Rasputina |
| Album | Thanks for the Ether |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Creager | |
| The similarities and situation | |
| Between the | |
| Donner party and the colonial pilgrims | |
| Is both appalling, frightening, and incomplete | |
| In both cases, you'll find one | |
| A fairly large group of ill prepared green horns | |
| Pitting themselves against nature and each other | |
| Two, an insufficient willingness to endure | |
| The very real hardships of frontiering | |
| And three coincidental misfortune at every turn | |
| Number three coincidental misfortune at every turn | |
| Disasters of both camps were initially | |
| Brought about by departure, delay and desert, inertia | |
| Which caused our heroes to begin their journeys | |
| At absolutely retarded times weather wise | |
| If fantasy is the refuge of a frightened man | |
| And a castle in the air is a safe harbor for a foolish few | |
| Just imagine living in a hut buried twelve feet below the snow | |
| With the sight and smell of the scattered carcasses | |
| Of loved ones at your feet | |
| It is the lay of the land, just another day | |
| I would like to propose that cannibalism was indeed rampant | |
| Among America's earliest settlers the pilgrims | |
| Who?The pilgrims | |
| For what does settler imply, if not the willingness to settle? | |
| To settle for a meal of human flesh if my thoughts on the subject | |
| Are to be believed | |
| In conclusion, spread the word of this | |
| Look to the night sky, and hark back to our forefathers' shortcomings | |
| And your own | |
| As you cut your meat and lay the groundwork for a new tomorrow |
| zuo qu : Creager | |
| The similarities and situation | |
| Between the | |
| Donner party and the colonial pilgrims | |
| Is both appalling, frightening, and incomplete | |
| In both cases, you' ll find one | |
| A fairly large group of ill prepared green horns | |
| Pitting themselves against nature and each other | |
| Two, an insufficient willingness to endure | |
| The very real hardships of frontiering | |
| And three coincidental misfortune at every turn | |
| Number three coincidental misfortune at every turn | |
| Disasters of both camps were initially | |
| Brought about by departure, delay and desert, inertia | |
| Which caused our heroes to begin their journeys | |
| At absolutely retarded times weather wise | |
| If fantasy is the refuge of a frightened man | |
| And a castle in the air is a safe harbor for a foolish few | |
| Just imagine living in a hut buried twelve feet below the snow | |
| With the sight and smell of the scattered carcasses | |
| Of loved ones at your feet | |
| It is the lay of the land, just another day | |
| I would like to propose that cannibalism was indeed rampant | |
| Among America' s earliest settlers the pilgrims | |
| Who? The pilgrims | |
| For what does settler imply, if not the willingness to settle? | |
| To settle for a meal of human flesh if my thoughts on the subject | |
| Are to be believed | |
| In conclusion, spread the word of this | |
| Look to the night sky, and hark back to our forefathers' shortcomings | |
| And your own | |
| As you cut your meat and lay the groundwork for a new tomorrow |
| zuò qǔ : Creager | |
| The similarities and situation | |
| Between the | |
| Donner party and the colonial pilgrims | |
| Is both appalling, frightening, and incomplete | |
| In both cases, you' ll find one | |
| A fairly large group of ill prepared green horns | |
| Pitting themselves against nature and each other | |
| Two, an insufficient willingness to endure | |
| The very real hardships of frontiering | |
| And three coincidental misfortune at every turn | |
| Number three coincidental misfortune at every turn | |
| Disasters of both camps were initially | |
| Brought about by departure, delay and desert, inertia | |
| Which caused our heroes to begin their journeys | |
| At absolutely retarded times weather wise | |
| If fantasy is the refuge of a frightened man | |
| And a castle in the air is a safe harbor for a foolish few | |
| Just imagine living in a hut buried twelve feet below the snow | |
| With the sight and smell of the scattered carcasses | |
| Of loved ones at your feet | |
| It is the lay of the land, just another day | |
| I would like to propose that cannibalism was indeed rampant | |
| Among America' s earliest settlers the pilgrims | |
| Who? The pilgrims | |
| For what does settler imply, if not the willingness to settle? | |
| To settle for a meal of human flesh if my thoughts on the subject | |
| Are to be believed | |
| In conclusion, spread the word of this | |
| Look to the night sky, and hark back to our forefathers' shortcomings | |
| And your own | |
| As you cut your meat and lay the groundwork for a new tomorrow |