Song | Father Frankenstein Is Behind Your Pillow |
Artist | Stackridge |
Album | Friendliness |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Warren | |
The sun is up, the sky is red, | |
the dawn has come the stars have fled. | |
Your face so fair a damask rose, | |
though scorched inside, my feelings grow. | |
You only have to promise you will love me | |
more than the earth. | |
There's really no distinctions when | |
Father Frankenstein is behind your pillow. | |
The Georgian house that hides your name, | |
reveals to me a picture frame. | |
The tapered silk, the china cups, austere | |
and to proud for touch. | |
You only have to whisper, and like a slave | |
I fawn at your feet. | |
In the cold clandestine caverns, | |
Brother Dracula will caress your windpipe. | |
The troopers marching down that turnpike | |
road that leads to Glastonbury, | |
with relics of your grandeur once | |
entombed at Batheaston Villa. | |
The shadows from the crypt where Leo | |
jumped inside your horoscope. | |
Around the haystacks laughing | |
when your ring was lost. | |
The blinds are drawn, the candles waxed, | |
the cheese and milk lay beside my hat. | |
Your silvery hand had turned the page | |
where good Bathsheba had left the stage. | |
Those rainbows in your navel served | |
to gratify your disdain, | |
And in the scented glades of Adyar, | |
dear Annie Besant is dusting | |
her mausoleum. |
zuo qu : Warren | |
The sun is up, the sky is red, | |
the dawn has come the stars have fled. | |
Your face so fair a damask rose, | |
though scorched inside, my feelings grow. | |
You only have to promise you will love me | |
more than the earth. | |
There' s really no distinctions when | |
Father Frankenstein is behind your pillow. | |
The Georgian house that hides your name, | |
reveals to me a picture frame. | |
The tapered silk, the china cups, austere | |
and to proud for touch. | |
You only have to whisper, and like a slave | |
I fawn at your feet. | |
In the cold clandestine caverns, | |
Brother Dracula will caress your windpipe. | |
The troopers marching down that turnpike | |
road that leads to Glastonbury, | |
with relics of your grandeur once | |
entombed at Batheaston Villa. | |
The shadows from the crypt where Leo | |
jumped inside your horoscope. | |
Around the haystacks laughing | |
when your ring was lost. | |
The blinds are drawn, the candles waxed, | |
the cheese and milk lay beside my hat. | |
Your silvery hand had turned the page | |
where good Bathsheba had left the stage. | |
Those rainbows in your navel served | |
to gratify your disdain, | |
And in the scented glades of Adyar, | |
dear Annie Besant is dusting | |
her mausoleum. |
zuò qǔ : Warren | |
The sun is up, the sky is red, | |
the dawn has come the stars have fled. | |
Your face so fair a damask rose, | |
though scorched inside, my feelings grow. | |
You only have to promise you will love me | |
more than the earth. | |
There' s really no distinctions when | |
Father Frankenstein is behind your pillow. | |
The Georgian house that hides your name, | |
reveals to me a picture frame. | |
The tapered silk, the china cups, austere | |
and to proud for touch. | |
You only have to whisper, and like a slave | |
I fawn at your feet. | |
In the cold clandestine caverns, | |
Brother Dracula will caress your windpipe. | |
The troopers marching down that turnpike | |
road that leads to Glastonbury, | |
with relics of your grandeur once | |
entombed at Batheaston Villa. | |
The shadows from the crypt where Leo | |
jumped inside your horoscope. | |
Around the haystacks laughing | |
when your ring was lost. | |
The blinds are drawn, the candles waxed, | |
the cheese and milk lay beside my hat. | |
Your silvery hand had turned the page | |
where good Bathsheba had left the stage. | |
Those rainbows in your navel served | |
to gratify your disdain, | |
And in the scented glades of Adyar, | |
dear Annie Besant is dusting | |
her mausoleum. |