Song | Wind in the Pines |
Artist | 杨永聪 |
Album | Lost & Found |
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作词 : 杨永聪 James Yang | |
作曲 : 杨永聪 James Yang | |
Amongst the pine cones, | |
I tugged my coat closed, | |
and I tried in vain to get some sleep, | |
But the howling winds, | |
they blew through the trees, | |
and they robbed all chance of slumber from me. | |
So I carried my love to the mountain top, | |
and I buried her where angels come to die, | |
How the heavens wept, | |
cried their heavy tears, | |
against a cold steel grey and barren sky. | |
Wohohoh is there anything left of me? | |
Wohohoh is there anything left of me… | |
without you? | |
I laid down by your graveside, | |
and I finally slept a thousand stolen years, | |
But when I awoke, | |
I found my face was covered, | |
by a river of ten thousand frozen tears. | |
The photographs we took, | |
faded, and strewn across the dusty floor. | |
The marks we left growing up, | |
Now just forgotten stains, | |
remembered only by those rotting walls. |
zuo ci : yang yong cong James Yang | |
zuo qu : yang yong cong James Yang | |
Amongst the pine cones, | |
I tugged my coat closed, | |
and I tried in vain to get some sleep, | |
But the howling winds, | |
they blew through the trees, | |
and they robbed all chance of slumber from me. | |
So I carried my love to the mountain top, | |
and I buried her where angels come to die, | |
How the heavens wept, | |
cried their heavy tears, | |
against a cold steel grey and barren sky. | |
Wohohoh is there anything left of me? | |
Wohohoh is there anything left of me | |
without you? | |
I laid down by your graveside, | |
and I finally slept a thousand stolen years, | |
But when I awoke, | |
I found my face was covered, | |
by a river of ten thousand frozen tears. | |
The photographs we took, | |
faded, and strewn across the dusty floor. | |
The marks we left growing up, | |
Now just forgotten stains, | |
remembered only by those rotting walls. |
zuò cí : yáng yǒng cōng James Yang | |
zuò qǔ : yáng yǒng cōng James Yang | |
Amongst the pine cones, | |
I tugged my coat closed, | |
and I tried in vain to get some sleep, | |
But the howling winds, | |
they blew through the trees, | |
and they robbed all chance of slumber from me. | |
So I carried my love to the mountain top, | |
and I buried her where angels come to die, | |
How the heavens wept, | |
cried their heavy tears, | |
against a cold steel grey and barren sky. | |
Wohohoh is there anything left of me? | |
Wohohoh is there anything left of me | |
without you? | |
I laid down by your graveside, | |
and I finally slept a thousand stolen years, | |
But when I awoke, | |
I found my face was covered, | |
by a river of ten thousand frozen tears. | |
The photographs we took, | |
faded, and strewn across the dusty floor. | |
The marks we left growing up, | |
Now just forgotten stains, | |
remembered only by those rotting walls. |