Song | Mt. Eerie |
Artist | The Microphones |
Album | Mount Eerie |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Blau, Field, Kliese, Maricich ... | |
Your legs walked your heart high | |
Your whole body is sprawling out. | |
Major view, wide. | |
I'm on a boulder over alpine tops I'm peeking, | |
I watched you cross the water | |
In my eye, your greys and blues were blown. | |
Something that I held onto is leaving, | |
The shape to what I saw has slowly died, | |
Get higher on your hill | |
So your black cloud will come, | |
So your black cloud will come, | |
And press you to the ground, | |
The air will leave your chest | |
You'll fade from where you're found, | |
When you're finally standing still | |
And your fingers all go numb, | |
Get higher on your hill | |
So your big black cloud will come | |
Your big black cloud will come | |
See what happens? | |
Do you see what happens, | |
When big black death breathes on you with his breath? | |
I'm wild and woolly and a bloating bully, | |
I'll strike you down and then, | |
I'll strike you down again | |
Do you see what happens? | |
Do you see what happens | |
when I peel away your bark, | |
And stain your blue sky dark? | |
Your breath I take to live, | |
Your death I ache to give | |
So take it in and crumble, | |
Be smothered in my rumble, | |
A flash! | |
And thunder booms! | |
Your lack of wonder looms, | |
I'll press you to the ground, | |
You'll fade from where you're found, | |
The way they share, | |
(The flesh we tear | |
So innocent of memory) | |
They feast, | |
We invite, | |
Each bite into our flight | |
Since we give our blood now into you | |
And feathers from skin begin. | |
I am the twilight on the porch | |
And he follows you, | |
(I began the falling. | |
Your hands gripping the table cloth. | |
Your eyes, only three years old) | |
The way they share | |
The memory you did wear | |
And now your song is inside them. |
zuo ci : Blau, Field, Kliese, Maricich ... | |
Your legs walked your heart high | |
Your whole body is sprawling out. | |
Major view, wide. | |
I' m on a boulder over alpine tops I' m peeking, | |
I watched you cross the water | |
In my eye, your greys and blues were blown. | |
Something that I held onto is leaving, | |
The shape to what I saw has slowly died, | |
Get higher on your hill | |
So your black cloud will come, | |
So your black cloud will come, | |
And press you to the ground, | |
The air will leave your chest | |
You' ll fade from where you' re found, | |
When you' re finally standing still | |
And your fingers all go numb, | |
Get higher on your hill | |
So your big black cloud will come | |
Your big black cloud will come | |
See what happens? | |
Do you see what happens, | |
When big black death breathes on you with his breath? | |
I' m wild and woolly and a bloating bully, | |
I' ll strike you down and then, | |
I' ll strike you down again | |
Do you see what happens? | |
Do you see what happens | |
when I peel away your bark, | |
And stain your blue sky dark? | |
Your breath I take to live, | |
Your death I ache to give | |
So take it in and crumble, | |
Be smothered in my rumble, | |
A flash! | |
And thunder booms! | |
Your lack of wonder looms, | |
I' ll press you to the ground, | |
You' ll fade from where you' re found, | |
The way they share, | |
The flesh we tear | |
So innocent of memory | |
They feast, | |
We invite, | |
Each bite into our flight | |
Since we give our blood now into you | |
And feathers from skin begin. | |
I am the twilight on the porch | |
And he follows you, | |
I began the falling. | |
Your hands gripping the table cloth. | |
Your eyes, only three years old | |
The way they share | |
The memory you did wear | |
And now your song is inside them. |
zuò cí : Blau, Field, Kliese, Maricich ... | |
Your legs walked your heart high | |
Your whole body is sprawling out. | |
Major view, wide. | |
I' m on a boulder over alpine tops I' m peeking, | |
I watched you cross the water | |
In my eye, your greys and blues were blown. | |
Something that I held onto is leaving, | |
The shape to what I saw has slowly died, | |
Get higher on your hill | |
So your black cloud will come, | |
So your black cloud will come, | |
And press you to the ground, | |
The air will leave your chest | |
You' ll fade from where you' re found, | |
When you' re finally standing still | |
And your fingers all go numb, | |
Get higher on your hill | |
So your big black cloud will come | |
Your big black cloud will come | |
See what happens? | |
Do you see what happens, | |
When big black death breathes on you with his breath? | |
I' m wild and woolly and a bloating bully, | |
I' ll strike you down and then, | |
I' ll strike you down again | |
Do you see what happens? | |
Do you see what happens | |
when I peel away your bark, | |
And stain your blue sky dark? | |
Your breath I take to live, | |
Your death I ache to give | |
So take it in and crumble, | |
Be smothered in my rumble, | |
A flash! | |
And thunder booms! | |
Your lack of wonder looms, | |
I' ll press you to the ground, | |
You' ll fade from where you' re found, | |
The way they share, | |
The flesh we tear | |
So innocent of memory | |
They feast, | |
We invite, | |
Each bite into our flight | |
Since we give our blood now into you | |
And feathers from skin begin. | |
I am the twilight on the porch | |
And he follows you, | |
I began the falling. | |
Your hands gripping the table cloth. | |
Your eyes, only three years old | |
The way they share | |
The memory you did wear | |
And now your song is inside them. |