Song | Tonada Yanomaminista |
Artist | Devendra Banhart |
Album | Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Banhart, Georgeson | |
We burned all our clothes | |
Blew yopo up our nose | |
We're a young and lazy ol' wild boar | |
Yep | |
We followed the stork | |
It led us to camp | |
We didn't get lost but we lost a chance | |
1901 was the year of the bleedin' horse | |
And i was lonely, lonely | |
1902 the devil sucked off the moon | |
Please hold me, please hold me | |
My ear to your chest, | |
Your back to the ground, | |
Please move mama | |
Please make a sound | |
That war party's lookin' for you | |
And lookin' for me | |
Damn, damn, we weren't scared | |
Just unprepared | |
So we followed the caw | |
'till our eyes were locked in, | |
We became her and she became them | |
And then | |
I heard the voice of heaven | |
Sayin' don't be scared of anything | |
I heard the voice of the land, | |
The beautiful land, sing | |
I recognize you mother | |
In a little playful touch from death | |
As above so below | |
You're in control of the rest | |
Then the six nippled frog | |
Ran across the golden moss | |
Followin' behind us, behind us | |
And the w.a.c. | |
Was pointing remingtons at the trees | |
They couldn't find us | |
Can't find us |
zuo ci : Banhart, Georgeson | |
We burned all our clothes | |
Blew yopo up our nose | |
We' re a young and lazy ol' wild boar | |
Yep | |
We followed the stork | |
It led us to camp | |
We didn' t get lost but we lost a chance | |
1901 was the year of the bleedin' horse | |
And i was lonely, lonely | |
1902 the devil sucked off the moon | |
Please hold me, please hold me | |
My ear to your chest, | |
Your back to the ground, | |
Please move mama | |
Please make a sound | |
That war party' s lookin' for you | |
And lookin' for me | |
Damn, damn, we weren' t scared | |
Just unprepared | |
So we followed the caw | |
' till our eyes were locked in, | |
We became her and she became them | |
And then | |
I heard the voice of heaven | |
Sayin' don' t be scared of anything | |
I heard the voice of the land, | |
The beautiful land, sing | |
I recognize you mother | |
In a little playful touch from death | |
As above so below | |
You' re in control of the rest | |
Then the six nippled frog | |
Ran across the golden moss | |
Followin' behind us, behind us | |
And the w. a. c. | |
Was pointing remingtons at the trees | |
They couldn' t find us | |
Can' t find us |
zuò cí : Banhart, Georgeson | |
We burned all our clothes | |
Blew yopo up our nose | |
We' re a young and lazy ol' wild boar | |
Yep | |
We followed the stork | |
It led us to camp | |
We didn' t get lost but we lost a chance | |
1901 was the year of the bleedin' horse | |
And i was lonely, lonely | |
1902 the devil sucked off the moon | |
Please hold me, please hold me | |
My ear to your chest, | |
Your back to the ground, | |
Please move mama | |
Please make a sound | |
That war party' s lookin' for you | |
And lookin' for me | |
Damn, damn, we weren' t scared | |
Just unprepared | |
So we followed the caw | |
' till our eyes were locked in, | |
We became her and she became them | |
And then | |
I heard the voice of heaven | |
Sayin' don' t be scared of anything | |
I heard the voice of the land, | |
The beautiful land, sing | |
I recognize you mother | |
In a little playful touch from death | |
As above so below | |
You' re in control of the rest | |
Then the six nippled frog | |
Ran across the golden moss | |
Followin' behind us, behind us | |
And the w. a. c. | |
Was pointing remingtons at the trees | |
They couldn' t find us | |
Can' t find us |