5.Cemetry Gates Lyrics
| Song | 5.Cemetry Gates |
| Artist | The Smiths |
| Album | The Smiths Complete |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.00] | Cemetry Gates - The Smiths (史密斯乐团) |
| [00:10.64] | A dreaded sunny day |
| [00:11.86] | So I meet you at cemetry gates |
| [00:14.50] | Keats and Yeats are on your side |
| [00:19.61] | A dreaded sunny day |
| [00:20.92] | So I meet you at cemetry gates |
| [00:23.50] | Keats and Yeats are on your side |
| [00:27.53] | While Wilde is on mine |
| [00:33.45] | So we go inside and we gravely read the stones |
| [00:36.65] | All those people all those lives |
| [00:38.97] | Where are they now |
| [00:41.49] | With loves and hates |
| [00:43.72] | And passions just like mine |
| [00:45.82] | They were born |
| [00:46.68] | And then they lived |
| [00:47.73] | And then they died |
| [00:49.75] | It seems so unfair |
| [00:52.08] | I want to cry |
| [00:54.40] | You say: "'Ere thrice the sun |
| [00:56.27] | Done salutation to the dawn" |
| [00:59.55] | And you claim these words as your own |
| [01:04.07] | But I've read well and I've heard them said |
| [01:08.17] | A hundred times (maybe less maybe more) |
| [01:13.25] | If you must write prose poems |
| [01:15.56] | The words you use should be your own |
| [01:17.69] | Don't plagiarise or take "on loan" |
| [01:21.67] | 'Cause there's always someone somewhere |
| [01:24.50] | With a big nose who knows |
| [01:26.75] | And who trips you up and laughs |
| [01:28.75] | When you fall |
| [01:30.56] | Who'll trip you up and laugh |
| [01:33.04] | When you fall |
| [01:35.09] | You say: "'Ere long done do does did" |
| [01:40.59] | Words which could only be your own |
| [01:44.88] | And then produce the text |
| [01:46.72] | From whence was ripped |
| [01:48.90] | (Some dizzy whore 1804) |
| [01:53.72] | A dreaded sunny day |
| [01:55.06] | So let's go where we're happy |
| [01:56.46] | And I meet you at cemetry gates |
| [01:58.00] | Oh Keats and Yeats are on your side |
| [02:02.98] | A dreaded sunny day |
| [02:04.19] | So let's go where we're wanted |
| [02:05.38] | And I meet you at cemetry gates |
| [02:07.94] | Keats and Yeats are on your side |
| [02:11.14] | But you lose |
| [02:12.28] | 'Cause weird lover Wilde is on mine |
| [02:16.42] | Sure |
| [00:00.00] | Cemetry Gates - The Smiths shi mi si yue tuan |
| [00:10.64] | A dreaded sunny day |
| [00:11.86] | So I meet you at cemetry gates |
| [00:14.50] | Keats and Yeats are on your side |
| [00:19.61] | A dreaded sunny day |
| [00:20.92] | So I meet you at cemetry gates |
| [00:23.50] | Keats and Yeats are on your side |
| [00:27.53] | While Wilde is on mine |
| [00:33.45] | So we go inside and we gravely read the stones |
| [00:36.65] | All those people all those lives |
| [00:38.97] | Where are they now |
| [00:41.49] | With loves and hates |
| [00:43.72] | And passions just like mine |
| [00:45.82] | They were born |
| [00:46.68] | And then they lived |
| [00:47.73] | And then they died |
| [00:49.75] | It seems so unfair |
| [00:52.08] | I want to cry |
| [00:54.40] | You say: "' Ere thrice the sun |
| [00:56.27] | Done salutation to the dawn" |
| [00:59.55] | And you claim these words as your own |
| [01:04.07] | But I' ve read well and I' ve heard them said |
| [01:08.17] | A hundred times maybe less maybe more |
| [01:13.25] | If you must write prose poems |
| [01:15.56] | The words you use should be your own |
| [01:17.69] | Don' t plagiarise or take " on loan" |
| [01:21.67] | ' Cause there' s always someone somewhere |
| [01:24.50] | With a big nose who knows |
| [01:26.75] | And who trips you up and laughs |
| [01:28.75] | When you fall |
| [01:30.56] | Who' ll trip you up and laugh |
| [01:33.04] | When you fall |
| [01:35.09] | You say: "' Ere long done do does did" |
| [01:40.59] | Words which could only be your own |
| [01:44.88] | And then produce the text |
| [01:46.72] | From whence was ripped |
| [01:48.90] | Some dizzy whore 1804 |
| [01:53.72] | A dreaded sunny day |
| [01:55.06] | So let' s go where we' re happy |
| [01:56.46] | And I meet you at cemetry gates |
| [01:58.00] | Oh Keats and Yeats are on your side |
| [02:02.98] | A dreaded sunny day |
| [02:04.19] | So let' s go where we' re wanted |
| [02:05.38] | And I meet you at cemetry gates |
| [02:07.94] | Keats and Yeats are on your side |
| [02:11.14] | But you lose |
| [02:12.28] | ' Cause weird lover Wilde is on mine |
| [02:16.42] | Sure |
| [00:00.00] | Cemetry Gates - The Smiths shǐ mì sī yuè tuán |
| [00:10.64] | A dreaded sunny day |
| [00:11.86] | So I meet you at cemetry gates |
| [00:14.50] | Keats and Yeats are on your side |
| [00:19.61] | A dreaded sunny day |
| [00:20.92] | So I meet you at cemetry gates |
| [00:23.50] | Keats and Yeats are on your side |
| [00:27.53] | While Wilde is on mine |
| [00:33.45] | So we go inside and we gravely read the stones |
| [00:36.65] | All those people all those lives |
| [00:38.97] | Where are they now |
| [00:41.49] | With loves and hates |
| [00:43.72] | And passions just like mine |
| [00:45.82] | They were born |
| [00:46.68] | And then they lived |
| [00:47.73] | And then they died |
| [00:49.75] | It seems so unfair |
| [00:52.08] | I want to cry |
| [00:54.40] | You say: "' Ere thrice the sun |
| [00:56.27] | Done salutation to the dawn" |
| [00:59.55] | And you claim these words as your own |
| [01:04.07] | But I' ve read well and I' ve heard them said |
| [01:08.17] | A hundred times maybe less maybe more |
| [01:13.25] | If you must write prose poems |
| [01:15.56] | The words you use should be your own |
| [01:17.69] | Don' t plagiarise or take " on loan" |
| [01:21.67] | ' Cause there' s always someone somewhere |
| [01:24.50] | With a big nose who knows |
| [01:26.75] | And who trips you up and laughs |
| [01:28.75] | When you fall |
| [01:30.56] | Who' ll trip you up and laugh |
| [01:33.04] | When you fall |
| [01:35.09] | You say: "' Ere long done do does did" |
| [01:40.59] | Words which could only be your own |
| [01:44.88] | And then produce the text |
| [01:46.72] | From whence was ripped |
| [01:48.90] | Some dizzy whore 1804 |
| [01:53.72] | A dreaded sunny day |
| [01:55.06] | So let' s go where we' re happy |
| [01:56.46] | And I meet you at cemetry gates |
| [01:58.00] | Oh Keats and Yeats are on your side |
| [02:02.98] | A dreaded sunny day |
| [02:04.19] | So let' s go where we' re wanted |
| [02:05.38] | And I meet you at cemetry gates |
| [02:07.94] | Keats and Yeats are on your side |
| [02:11.14] | But you lose |
| [02:12.28] | ' Cause weird lover Wilde is on mine |
| [02:16.42] | Sure |
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