Song | White Lights |
Artist | The Handsome Family |
Album | Last Days of Wonder |
作词 : Sparks, Sparks | |
When you walked with me away from the strip mall bar | |
Across the highway to that little graveyard | |
Where plastic flowers bloomed in yellow grass | |
We sat on a broken bench, listening to the cars pass | |
And right above your head | |
In the branches of a tree | |
There were white lights | |
Swaying slowly in the breeze | |
There were white lights, white lights | |
White lights swaying in a tree | |
I know they were there to stop kids kicking over graves | |
Or spray-painting tree trunks with their favorite rock band's name | |
But sitting here with you, almost touching your white hand | |
Among the broken bottles, crushed and faded cans | |
And those white lights, white lights | |
White lights swaying in the breeze | |
There was mystery singing from everything | |
The strip mall, the highway, the boarded-up skating rink | |
They were calling our names in the strip mall parking lot | |
Our sweet drunken friends finally noticing we'd gone | |
But we just sat there | |
Not saying anything | |
Almost touching hands | |
Your hair flying in the highway breeze | |
Like those white lights, white lights | |
White lights swaying in a tree |
zuò cí : Sparks, Sparks | |
When you walked with me away from the strip mall bar | |
Across the highway to that little graveyard | |
Where plastic flowers bloomed in yellow grass | |
We sat on a broken bench, listening to the cars pass | |
And right above your head | |
In the branches of a tree | |
There were white lights | |
Swaying slowly in the breeze | |
There were white lights, white lights | |
White lights swaying in a tree | |
I know they were there to stop kids kicking over graves | |
Or spraypainting tree trunks with their favorite rock band' s name | |
But sitting here with you, almost touching your white hand | |
Among the broken bottles, crushed and faded cans | |
And those white lights, white lights | |
White lights swaying in the breeze | |
There was mystery singing from everything | |
The strip mall, the highway, the boardedup skating rink | |
They were calling our names in the strip mall parking lot | |
Our sweet drunken friends finally noticing we' d gone | |
But we just sat there | |
Not saying anything | |
Almost touching hands | |
Your hair flying in the highway breeze | |
Like those white lights, white lights | |
White lights swaying in a tree |