The Wall's End

Song The Wall's End
Artist Antennas to Heaven
Album The Line Between Myth and Reality Has Always Been in Finland

Lyrics

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[00:00.00] 作曲 : Hodgson, Smith
[00:09.72] She says that they're nothing but chancers where I come from.
[00:12.62] That she doesn't know how I've survived it without being beaten or killed or worse.
[00:16.74] She says she heard on the news about all those guns they found in that pub,
[00:20.01] and how that gunman was from there, and how she's seen them on that waste ground by the shops drinking cheap cider and swearing at the tarts who walk past.
[00:29.02] And when I tell her I've never even seen a gun, she's says she's connected and could get one.
[00:33.68] But she wouldn't recommend that school I went to for her niece.
[00:37.10] And I don't ask which one because I already know. They tore all the others down.
[00:41.20] But then I just read one of those annoying comedy emails you get at work and nod like I'm listening.
[00:48.72] And when I get off the bus on Bonfire Night the High Street is like a breeched hive.
[00:53.16] I can only tell the difference between the firework smoke and the clouds by which is green and which is purple.
[00:59.14] And there are still pops and flashes in the distance, and dogs barking beside me.
[01:04.01] In the subway the tiles are still twisted and the ceiling still black from the fire last week.
[01:09.56] Even though they've painted the side walls there is still the smell.New smoke mixed with the constant of piss.
[01:15.80] But at the end of the passageway there are huddled shapes crouching on the floor.
[01:19.44] And I know I can't turn back, I know that this is the only way home, so I put my head down and try not to look.
[01:25.64] But as I pass, I can't help but be drawn to a metallic flash.
[01:29.31] A silver claw prizing up the floor tiles. And as my heart drowns out the noise from my headphones I feel hands on me. I feel them grab me and turn me.
[01:38.56] And as I raise my eyes and my hands and prepare for the claw and the smoke and the piss,
[01:43.95] one of them holds a greetings card in front of my face and asks me if I know how to spell appreciate.
[01:49.93] There is a vase of pink flowers and the countryside on the front. It says, "Birthday Greetings."

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[00:00.00] zuò qǔ : Hodgson, Smith
[00:09.72] She says that they' re nothing but chancers where I come from.
[00:12.62] That she doesn' t know how I' ve survived it without being beaten or killed or worse.
[00:16.74] She says she heard on the news about all those guns they found in that pub,
[00:20.01] and how that gunman was from there, and how she' s seen them on that waste ground by the shops drinking cheap cider and swearing at the tarts who walk past.
[00:29.02] And when I tell her I' ve never even seen a gun, she' s says she' s connected and could get one.
[00:33.68] But she wouldn' t recommend that school I went to for her niece.
[00:37.10] And I don' t ask which one because I already know. They tore all the others down.
[00:41.20] But then I just read one of those annoying comedy emails you get at work and nod like I' m listening.
[00:48.72] And when I get off the bus on Bonfire Night the High Street is like a breeched hive.
[00:53.16] I can only tell the difference between the firework smoke and the clouds by which is green and which is purple.
[00:59.14] And there are still pops and flashes in the distance, and dogs barking beside me.
[01:04.01] In the subway the tiles are still twisted and the ceiling still black from the fire last week.
[01:09.56] Even though they' ve painted the side walls there is still the smell. New smoke mixed with the constant of piss.
[01:15.80] But at the end of the passageway there are huddled shapes crouching on the floor.
[01:19.44] And I know I can' t turn back, I know that this is the only way home, so I put my head down and try not to look.
[01:25.64] But as I pass, I can' t help but be drawn to a metallic flash.
[01:29.31] A silver claw prizing up the floor tiles. And as my heart drowns out the noise from my headphones I feel hands on me. I feel them grab me and turn me.
[01:38.56] And as I raise my eyes and my hands and prepare for the claw and the smoke and the piss,
[01:43.95] one of them holds a greetings card in front of my face and asks me if I know how to spell appreciate.
[01:49.93] There is a vase of pink flowers and the countryside on the front. It says, " Birthday Greetings."