| 作词 : Henry | |
| Lincoln Street is howling | |
| It's empty, growing colder, | |
| The night has come on limping and | |
| It's bleeding from the shoulder. | |
| Headlights fake a prison break | |
| Of snow that rages and dies, | |
| It's lost its will upon this hill | |
| As one time so did I. | |
| But here comes everybody- | |
| The rounders and the nuns, | |
| The poets sweeping sleeper cars, | |
| The butcher and his sons; | |
| Here comes the restitution | |
| We'd all but given up, | |
| This evening we're content believing | |
| That love will be enough. | |
| Air is what I need | |
| But I try to breathe you in, | |
| Thinking I can get at what I must | |
| Beneath your skin. | |
| Your veins are humming wire | |
| Rushing fire to your face, | |
| I feel it flush against my own, | |
| A pulse that I can taste. | |
| And here comes everybody- | |
| The tyrant and his crew, | |
| His most loyal traitors | |
| And they whisper this to you: | |
| Here comes the restitution | |
| You'd all but given up, | |
| This evening we're content believing | |
| That love will be enough. | |
| The fire escape is folded | |
| Like the cradle of an arm, | |
| Our dread so deep we've learned to keep it | |
| Near without alarm. | |
| But every fear is like the prayer | |
| You've learned to shout out loud, | |
| From your lips to God's ear | |
| It turns the face of every crowd. | |
| And here comes everybody- | |
| The closet renegades, | |
| The weary, hungry soldiers | |
| From the children's lost crusade. | |
| Here comes the restitution | |
| We'd all but given up, | |
| This evening we’re content believing | |
| That love will be enough. |
| zuo ci : Henry | |
| Lincoln Street is howling | |
| It' s empty, growing colder, | |
| The night has come on limping and | |
| It' s bleeding from the shoulder. | |
| Headlights fake a prison break | |
| Of snow that rages and dies, | |
| It' s lost its will upon this hill | |
| As one time so did I. | |
| But here comes everybody | |
| The rounders and the nuns, | |
| The poets sweeping sleeper cars, | |
| The butcher and his sons | |
| Here comes the restitution | |
| We' d all but given up, | |
| This evening we' re content believing | |
| That love will be enough. | |
| Air is what I need | |
| But I try to breathe you in, | |
| Thinking I can get at what I must | |
| Beneath your skin. | |
| Your veins are humming wire | |
| Rushing fire to your face, | |
| I feel it flush against my own, | |
| A pulse that I can taste. | |
| And here comes everybody | |
| The tyrant and his crew, | |
| His most loyal traitors | |
| And they whisper this to you: | |
| Here comes the restitution | |
| You' d all but given up, | |
| This evening we' re content believing | |
| That love will be enough. | |
| The fire escape is folded | |
| Like the cradle of an arm, | |
| Our dread so deep we' ve learned to keep it | |
| Near without alarm. | |
| But every fear is like the prayer | |
| You' ve learned to shout out loud, | |
| From your lips to God' s ear | |
| It turns the face of every crowd. | |
| And here comes everybody | |
| The closet renegades, | |
| The weary, hungry soldiers | |
| From the children' s lost crusade. | |
| Here comes the restitution | |
| We' d all but given up, | |
| This evening we' re content believing | |
| That love will be enough. |
| zuò cí : Henry | |
| Lincoln Street is howling | |
| It' s empty, growing colder, | |
| The night has come on limping and | |
| It' s bleeding from the shoulder. | |
| Headlights fake a prison break | |
| Of snow that rages and dies, | |
| It' s lost its will upon this hill | |
| As one time so did I. | |
| But here comes everybody | |
| The rounders and the nuns, | |
| The poets sweeping sleeper cars, | |
| The butcher and his sons | |
| Here comes the restitution | |
| We' d all but given up, | |
| This evening we' re content believing | |
| That love will be enough. | |
| Air is what I need | |
| But I try to breathe you in, | |
| Thinking I can get at what I must | |
| Beneath your skin. | |
| Your veins are humming wire | |
| Rushing fire to your face, | |
| I feel it flush against my own, | |
| A pulse that I can taste. | |
| And here comes everybody | |
| The tyrant and his crew, | |
| His most loyal traitors | |
| And they whisper this to you: | |
| Here comes the restitution | |
| You' d all but given up, | |
| This evening we' re content believing | |
| That love will be enough. | |
| The fire escape is folded | |
| Like the cradle of an arm, | |
| Our dread so deep we' ve learned to keep it | |
| Near without alarm. | |
| But every fear is like the prayer | |
| You' ve learned to shout out loud, | |
| From your lips to God' s ear | |
| It turns the face of every crowd. | |
| And here comes everybody | |
| The closet renegades, | |
| The weary, hungry soldiers | |
| From the children' s lost crusade. | |
| Here comes the restitution | |
| We' d all but given up, | |
| This evening we' re content believing | |
| That love will be enough. |