Song | Kurt Vonnegut |
Artist | Born Ruffians |
Album | Red, Yellow & Blue |
作曲 : Born Ruffians | |
I would like to feel the pain of a broken heart | |
Just to let me know that I can fall apart | |
No one wants to hear the birtds sing... | |
Morning's near | |
Day will soon become night again my dear | |
I don't want to know the pain of a broken heart | |
I always know to stop before it starts | |
No one wants to hear the boy sing love sick songs | |
Just keep dancing, keep smiling | |
Even if it feels wrong | |
It's not the place, nor the time | |
Nor that I can't keep you mine | |
Your smile, my smile | |
Our faces mash a while | |
"Tiger got to hunt bird got to fly | |
Man got to sit and wonder why, why, why | |
Tiger got to sleep bird got to land | |
Man got to tell himself he understand" | |
Got to fly | |
It's not the place, nor the time | |
Nor that I can't keep you mine | |
Your smile, my smile | |
Our faces mash a while | |
Won't you come outside, love | |
Won't you come outside? | |
Won't you please be mine, love | |
Won't you come outside? |
zuò qǔ : Born Ruffians | |
I would like to feel the pain of a broken heart | |
Just to let me know that I can fall apart | |
No one wants to hear the birtds sing... | |
Morning' s near | |
Day will soon become night again my dear | |
I don' t want to know the pain of a broken heart | |
I always know to stop before it starts | |
No one wants to hear the boy sing love sick songs | |
Just keep dancing, keep smiling | |
Even if it feels wrong | |
It' s not the place, nor the time | |
Nor that I can' t keep you mine | |
Your smile, my smile | |
Our faces mash a while | |
" Tiger got to hunt bird got to fly | |
Man got to sit and wonder why, why, why | |
Tiger got to sleep bird got to land | |
Man got to tell himself he understand" | |
Got to fly | |
It' s not the place, nor the time | |
Nor that I can' t keep you mine | |
Your smile, my smile | |
Our faces mash a while | |
Won' t you come outside, love | |
Won' t you come outside? | |
Won' t you please be mine, love | |
Won' t you come outside? |