Song | Weary With Toil |
Artist | Buckshot LeFonque |
Album | Music Evolution |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Marsalis, Marsalis | |
'Tis love which makes the elephant forget | |
'Tis love which makes the elephant forget | |
Weary with toil, my soul seeks sweet repose | |
Yet far from home, no comfort is there to find | |
My mind at journey's end resumes command | |
To cast unshadowed doubt (one might suppose) | |
Our zealous pilgrimage fo sorts unkown | |
Varied states of enduring discontent | |
Lead my mind and soul to mortal clatter | |
Lo thus, my heart ascends the royal throne | |
And like the thief woh borrows not, but takes | |
The lover who invokes a jealous rage | |
With vulgar thoughts spoke venomous in tone | |
Creates a trembling air, which ultimately quakes | |
Forgive me not for harboring roguish ways | |
Not for crude language from a brutal tongue | |
'tis love which makes the elephant forget | |
So guilty am I, myself, love shan't acquit |
zuo qu : Marsalis, Marsalis | |
' Tis love which makes the elephant forget | |
' Tis love which makes the elephant forget | |
Weary with toil, my soul seeks sweet repose | |
Yet far from home, no comfort is there to find | |
My mind at journey' s end resumes command | |
To cast unshadowed doubt one might suppose | |
Our zealous pilgrimage fo sorts unkown | |
Varied states of enduring discontent | |
Lead my mind and soul to mortal clatter | |
Lo thus, my heart ascends the royal throne | |
And like the thief woh borrows not, but takes | |
The lover who invokes a jealous rage | |
With vulgar thoughts spoke venomous in tone | |
Creates a trembling air, which ultimately quakes | |
Forgive me not for harboring roguish ways | |
Not for crude language from a brutal tongue | |
' tis love which makes the elephant forget | |
So guilty am I, myself, love shan' t acquit |
zuò qǔ : Marsalis, Marsalis | |
' Tis love which makes the elephant forget | |
' Tis love which makes the elephant forget | |
Weary with toil, my soul seeks sweet repose | |
Yet far from home, no comfort is there to find | |
My mind at journey' s end resumes command | |
To cast unshadowed doubt one might suppose | |
Our zealous pilgrimage fo sorts unkown | |
Varied states of enduring discontent | |
Lead my mind and soul to mortal clatter | |
Lo thus, my heart ascends the royal throne | |
And like the thief woh borrows not, but takes | |
The lover who invokes a jealous rage | |
With vulgar thoughts spoke venomous in tone | |
Creates a trembling air, which ultimately quakes | |
Forgive me not for harboring roguish ways | |
Not for crude language from a brutal tongue | |
' tis love which makes the elephant forget | |
So guilty am I, myself, love shan' t acquit |