Song | Victims Of The Revolution |
Artist | Bad Religion |
Album | No Substance |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Baker, Graffin | |
What will prove to be our big mistake | |
Short sighted arrogance all for what sake | |
Our families to ashes, our ambition to dust | |
Our progeny in silence thinking, what about us? | |
But don't forget the dance of neglect | |
The march for empowering prosperity | |
The pain from loss and want for mere lucidity | |
Just maternal residue, and | |
I was there too | |
And may be so were you | |
When something is won, it comes with sacrifice | |
It's there beneath the joy, the glory and pride | |
Rarely it's acknowledged but in positive light | |
Consciously omitting the loser's plight | |
But don't forget the dance of neglect | |
The craving for community that never was met | |
The longing for status and the overture of regret | |
With no one to deter, pathetically unsure | |
Forgetting who they were | |
Just maternal residue, and | |
I was there too | |
And may be so were you |
zuo ci : Baker, Graffin | |
What will prove to be our big mistake | |
Short sighted arrogance all for what sake | |
Our families to ashes, our ambition to dust | |
Our progeny in silence thinking, what about us? | |
But don' t forget the dance of neglect | |
The march for empowering prosperity | |
The pain from loss and want for mere lucidity | |
Just maternal residue, and | |
I was there too | |
And may be so were you | |
When something is won, it comes with sacrifice | |
It' s there beneath the joy, the glory and pride | |
Rarely it' s acknowledged but in positive light | |
Consciously omitting the loser' s plight | |
But don' t forget the dance of neglect | |
The craving for community that never was met | |
The longing for status and the overture of regret | |
With no one to deter, pathetically unsure | |
Forgetting who they were | |
Just maternal residue, and | |
I was there too | |
And may be so were you |
zuò cí : Baker, Graffin | |
What will prove to be our big mistake | |
Short sighted arrogance all for what sake | |
Our families to ashes, our ambition to dust | |
Our progeny in silence thinking, what about us? | |
But don' t forget the dance of neglect | |
The march for empowering prosperity | |
The pain from loss and want for mere lucidity | |
Just maternal residue, and | |
I was there too | |
And may be so were you | |
When something is won, it comes with sacrifice | |
It' s there beneath the joy, the glory and pride | |
Rarely it' s acknowledged but in positive light | |
Consciously omitting the loser' s plight | |
But don' t forget the dance of neglect | |
The craving for community that never was met | |
The longing for status and the overture of regret | |
With no one to deter, pathetically unsure | |
Forgetting who they were | |
Just maternal residue, and | |
I was there too | |
And may be so were you |