Song | Suit On A Frame |
Artist | Joe Henry |
Album | Blood From Stars |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Henry | |
There's a suit on my frame like a shadow of birds | |
Stitched all together by a murmur of words | |
That hang like a moon in the thread of the air | |
And speak with the sound of my every prayer | |
There's a light at the end of the evenings that bring | |
A fire that only such hour can sing | |
It slips off the tongue in the trees going bare | |
That lean in to hear your every prayer | |
The past is a dark foreign country that calls | |
That you whisper regret into the cracks of its walls | |
That rise at the border of love and despair | |
And fall when they've heard our every prayer | |
An old woman stands up in a boat with a fan | |
Signals the shore with a wave of her hand | |
To a town disappeared and a boy unaware | |
That he wades into reeds with her every prayer | |
Now there's a cut on my cheek that | |
I can't leave alone | |
I reach it to find just how close to the bone | |
Does my skin and my blood allow me to dare | |
To live in the word of my every prayer? | |
My every prayer |
zuo qu : Henry | |
There' s a suit on my frame like a shadow of birds | |
Stitched all together by a murmur of words | |
That hang like a moon in the thread of the air | |
And speak with the sound of my every prayer | |
There' s a light at the end of the evenings that bring | |
A fire that only such hour can sing | |
It slips off the tongue in the trees going bare | |
That lean in to hear your every prayer | |
The past is a dark foreign country that calls | |
That you whisper regret into the cracks of its walls | |
That rise at the border of love and despair | |
And fall when they' ve heard our every prayer | |
An old woman stands up in a boat with a fan | |
Signals the shore with a wave of her hand | |
To a town disappeared and a boy unaware | |
That he wades into reeds with her every prayer | |
Now there' s a cut on my cheek that | |
I can' t leave alone | |
I reach it to find just how close to the bone | |
Does my skin and my blood allow me to dare | |
To live in the word of my every prayer? | |
My every prayer |
zuò qǔ : Henry | |
There' s a suit on my frame like a shadow of birds | |
Stitched all together by a murmur of words | |
That hang like a moon in the thread of the air | |
And speak with the sound of my every prayer | |
There' s a light at the end of the evenings that bring | |
A fire that only such hour can sing | |
It slips off the tongue in the trees going bare | |
That lean in to hear your every prayer | |
The past is a dark foreign country that calls | |
That you whisper regret into the cracks of its walls | |
That rise at the border of love and despair | |
And fall when they' ve heard our every prayer | |
An old woman stands up in a boat with a fan | |
Signals the shore with a wave of her hand | |
To a town disappeared and a boy unaware | |
That he wades into reeds with her every prayer | |
Now there' s a cut on my cheek that | |
I can' t leave alone | |
I reach it to find just how close to the bone | |
Does my skin and my blood allow me to dare | |
To live in the word of my every prayer? | |
My every prayer |