Song | Anthem to the Estranged |
Artist | Metal Church |
Album | Blessing in Disguise |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Vanderhoof, Wells | |
Starved for destination, a beggar man by trade | |
A desperate man needs more than someone else to blame | |
Friendless he appears, he hides behind his tears | |
For things he's lost or things he'll never have at all | |
The forgotten man wanders misplaced in the world | |
Obscurity is all the eye can see and | |
I recallI'm all alone again | |
As we pass on by and continue with our day | |
Can we appraise the quality of life some other way? | |
I'm all alone again | |
When you take a longer look at someone on the run | |
You may see reflections of yourself becoming one | |
Take an extra moment when you find yourself at peace | |
To think about your values and your own affluency | |
Everything you've worked for and everything you've done | |
May be thrown by the wayside and you're not the only one | |
Everything around you may seen worn and overused | |
But imagine yourself removed from all that you're used to | |
All alone again | |
Once an influential man, once was in his prime | |
He spends his days repeating lines like, "Can you spare a dime?" | |
Shunned by those loved you and by those who were your friends | |
Can you adjust to a different life of living on the edge? | |
The destitute find meaning in a different way of life | |
The doorways that they dwell in are shelter in the night | |
No shining crystal possessions set out for his display | |
His purpose is to find the food to get him through the day | |
All alone again | |
Roaming aimless through the streets of supply and demand | |
Once a gypsy disconnected, no more, no future plans | |
Self discarded king of ruin, worthless to the world | |
Fight to keep his sanity, his voice is never heard | |
You may think it's thoughtless and his mind is on a string | |
He always seems to find a reason to get him through the day | |
All alone again | |
He staggers down the alley to drink his spirits by himself | |
As he prays to | |
God that he wakes up somewhere else |
zuo ci : Vanderhoof, Wells | |
Starved for destination, a beggar man by trade | |
A desperate man needs more than someone else to blame | |
Friendless he appears, he hides behind his tears | |
For things he' s lost or things he' ll never have at all | |
The forgotten man wanders misplaced in the world | |
Obscurity is all the eye can see and | |
I recallI' m all alone again | |
As we pass on by and continue with our day | |
Can we appraise the quality of life some other way? | |
I' m all alone again | |
When you take a longer look at someone on the run | |
You may see reflections of yourself becoming one | |
Take an extra moment when you find yourself at peace | |
To think about your values and your own affluency | |
Everything you' ve worked for and everything you' ve done | |
May be thrown by the wayside and you' re not the only one | |
Everything around you may seen worn and overused | |
But imagine yourself removed from all that you' re used to | |
All alone again | |
Once an influential man, once was in his prime | |
He spends his days repeating lines like, " Can you spare a dime?" | |
Shunned by those loved you and by those who were your friends | |
Can you adjust to a different life of living on the edge? | |
The destitute find meaning in a different way of life | |
The doorways that they dwell in are shelter in the night | |
No shining crystal possessions set out for his display | |
His purpose is to find the food to get him through the day | |
All alone again | |
Roaming aimless through the streets of supply and demand | |
Once a gypsy disconnected, no more, no future plans | |
Self discarded king of ruin, worthless to the world | |
Fight to keep his sanity, his voice is never heard | |
You may think it' s thoughtless and his mind is on a string | |
He always seems to find a reason to get him through the day | |
All alone again | |
He staggers down the alley to drink his spirits by himself | |
As he prays to | |
God that he wakes up somewhere else |
zuò cí : Vanderhoof, Wells | |
Starved for destination, a beggar man by trade | |
A desperate man needs more than someone else to blame | |
Friendless he appears, he hides behind his tears | |
For things he' s lost or things he' ll never have at all | |
The forgotten man wanders misplaced in the world | |
Obscurity is all the eye can see and | |
I recallI' m all alone again | |
As we pass on by and continue with our day | |
Can we appraise the quality of life some other way? | |
I' m all alone again | |
When you take a longer look at someone on the run | |
You may see reflections of yourself becoming one | |
Take an extra moment when you find yourself at peace | |
To think about your values and your own affluency | |
Everything you' ve worked for and everything you' ve done | |
May be thrown by the wayside and you' re not the only one | |
Everything around you may seen worn and overused | |
But imagine yourself removed from all that you' re used to | |
All alone again | |
Once an influential man, once was in his prime | |
He spends his days repeating lines like, " Can you spare a dime?" | |
Shunned by those loved you and by those who were your friends | |
Can you adjust to a different life of living on the edge? | |
The destitute find meaning in a different way of life | |
The doorways that they dwell in are shelter in the night | |
No shining crystal possessions set out for his display | |
His purpose is to find the food to get him through the day | |
All alone again | |
Roaming aimless through the streets of supply and demand | |
Once a gypsy disconnected, no more, no future plans | |
Self discarded king of ruin, worthless to the world | |
Fight to keep his sanity, his voice is never heard | |
You may think it' s thoughtless and his mind is on a string | |
He always seems to find a reason to get him through the day | |
All alone again | |
He staggers down the alley to drink his spirits by himself | |
As he prays to | |
God that he wakes up somewhere else |