作曲 : Aloha, Cavallario, Gengler ... | |
Let your head hang low. If you've drawn yourself a breath, you know the wind can wrest the world out of your hold. | |
As it sank down low, dark before the whistle blows, too young to slumber, blood marauding as it flows. | |
And we're all downstream from somebody else's dream. | |
And we're all downwind when the ash picks up again. | |
And we all ought to go where the exiled people go, their bonfires burn your bones. | |
The rumble in your throat, how it burns so. Through your crooked lines. I know a mile is just a mile to a young soul, rolling over broken hearts, lives in tow. | |
Between us, would you say that to a child? Would you say that to a baby? In a small, small town, would you lay your troubles down? In a small, small town, would you lay your troubles down? | |
And we're all downstream from somebody else's dream. | |
And we're all downwind when the ash picks up again. | |
And we all ought to go where the exiled people go, their bonfires burn your bones. |
zuo qu : Aloha, Cavallario, Gengler ... | |
Let your head hang low. If you' ve drawn yourself a breath, you know the wind can wrest the world out of your hold. | |
As it sank down low, dark before the whistle blows, too young to slumber, blood marauding as it flows. | |
And we' re all downstream from somebody else' s dream. | |
And we' re all downwind when the ash picks up again. | |
And we all ought to go where the exiled people go, their bonfires burn your bones. | |
The rumble in your throat, how it burns so. Through your crooked lines. I know a mile is just a mile to a young soul, rolling over broken hearts, lives in tow. | |
Between us, would you say that to a child? Would you say that to a baby? In a small, small town, would you lay your troubles down? In a small, small town, would you lay your troubles down? | |
And we' re all downstream from somebody else' s dream. | |
And we' re all downwind when the ash picks up again. | |
And we all ought to go where the exiled people go, their bonfires burn your bones. |
zuò qǔ : Aloha, Cavallario, Gengler ... | |
Let your head hang low. If you' ve drawn yourself a breath, you know the wind can wrest the world out of your hold. | |
As it sank down low, dark before the whistle blows, too young to slumber, blood marauding as it flows. | |
And we' re all downstream from somebody else' s dream. | |
And we' re all downwind when the ash picks up again. | |
And we all ought to go where the exiled people go, their bonfires burn your bones. | |
The rumble in your throat, how it burns so. Through your crooked lines. I know a mile is just a mile to a young soul, rolling over broken hearts, lives in tow. | |
Between us, would you say that to a child? Would you say that to a baby? In a small, small town, would you lay your troubles down? In a small, small town, would you lay your troubles down? | |
And we' re all downstream from somebody else' s dream. | |
And we' re all downwind when the ash picks up again. | |
And we all ought to go where the exiled people go, their bonfires burn your bones. |