Song | A Wolf Descends Upon The Spanish Sahara |
Artist | Fair to Midland |
Album | Fables From a Mayfly: What I Tell You Three Times is True |
作曲 : Fair To Midland, Sudderth | |
If you're keeping score, then you're bound to win, | |
A bird's eye view of a burning bridge. | |
You come through ghost towns set on pause, | |
Hoping the risk was worth the cause. | |
Whoa~ | |
Sound off the false alarm! | |
Whoa~ | |
But I'll make my own colleague, | |
From wood and from ivory, | |
And reap the rewards of proximity. | |
I'll assemble my equal, | |
From what I lack and require, | |
And gather what's left unaccompanied. | |
It smells like disaster, | |
It looks like a trap. | |
So go by the wayside, | |
And never look back. | |
If you could spare me forty winks, | |
While you cry wolf and I count sheep. | |
What good are ghosts in Kevlar vests, | |
With backbones like a jellyfish? | |
Whoa~ | |
Stomp on your land again! | |
Whoa~ | |
But I'll make my own colleague, | |
From wood and from ivory, | |
And reap the rewards of proximity. | |
I'll assemble my equal, | |
From what I lack and require, | |
And gather what's left unaccompanied. | |
It smells like disaster, | |
It looks like a trap. | |
So go by the wayside, | |
And never look back. | |
If you're keeping score, then you're bound to win, | |
A ringside seat at the main event. | |
Whoa~ | |
Stomp on your land again! | |
Whoa~ | |
It smells like disaster, | |
It looks like a trap. | |
So go by the wayside, | |
And never look back. | |
It smells like disaster, | |
Take all that is left. | |
So go by the wayside, | |
I'll never look back. |
zuò qǔ : Fair To Midland, Sudderth | |
If you' re keeping score, then you' re bound to win, | |
A bird' s eye view of a burning bridge. | |
You come through ghost towns set on pause, | |
Hoping the risk was worth the cause. | |
Whoa | |
Sound off the false alarm! | |
Whoa | |
But I' ll make my own colleague, | |
From wood and from ivory, | |
And reap the rewards of proximity. | |
I' ll assemble my equal, | |
From what I lack and require, | |
And gather what' s left unaccompanied. | |
It smells like disaster, | |
It looks like a trap. | |
So go by the wayside, | |
And never look back. | |
If you could spare me forty winks, | |
While you cry wolf and I count sheep. | |
What good are ghosts in Kevlar vests, | |
With backbones like a jellyfish? | |
Whoa | |
Stomp on your land again! | |
Whoa | |
But I' ll make my own colleague, | |
From wood and from ivory, | |
And reap the rewards of proximity. | |
I' ll assemble my equal, | |
From what I lack and require, | |
And gather what' s left unaccompanied. | |
It smells like disaster, | |
It looks like a trap. | |
So go by the wayside, | |
And never look back. | |
If you' re keeping score, then you' re bound to win, | |
A ringside seat at the main event. | |
Whoa | |
Stomp on your land again! | |
Whoa | |
It smells like disaster, | |
It looks like a trap. | |
So go by the wayside, | |
And never look back. | |
It smells like disaster, | |
Take all that is left. | |
So go by the wayside, | |
I' ll never look back. |