| 作词 : Prévert | |
| there are great puddles of blood on the world | |
| where is it all going? all this spilled blood? | |
| is it the earth that drinks it and gets drunk? | |
| funny kind of drunkography then, | |
| so wise, | |
| so monotonous, | |
| no, | |
| the earth doesn’t get drunk | |
| the earth doesn’t turn askew | |
| it pushes its little car regularly, it’s four seasons, | |
| rain, snow, hail, fair weather, | |
| never is it drunk | |
| it’s with difficulty it permits itself from time to time | |
| an unhappy little volcano | |
| it turns, the earth, | |
| it turns with its trees, its gardens, its houses | |
| it turns with its great pools of blood | |
| and all living things turn with it and bleed | |
| it doesn’t give a damn the earth | |
| it turns | |
| and all living things set up a howl, | |
| it doesn’t give a damn, | |
| it turns | |
| it doesn’t stop turning | |
| and the blood doesn’t stop running | |
| where’s it going all this spilled blood? | |
| murder’s blood, war’s blood, misery’s blood, | |
| and the blood of men tortured in prisons, | |
| and the blood of children calmly tortured by their papa and their mama | |
| and the blood of men whose heads bleed in padded cells | |
| and the roofers blood when the roofer slips and falls from the roof | |
| and the blood that comes and flows in great gushes with the newborn | |
| the mother cries, | |
| the baby cries, | |
| the blood flows | |
| the earth turns | |
| the earth doesn’t stop turning, | |
| the blood doesn’t stop flowing | |
| where’s it going all this spilled blood? | |
| blood of the blackjacked, | |
| of the humiliated, | |
| of suicides | |
| of firing squad victims | |
| of the condemned | |
| and the blood of those that die just like that | |
| by accident | |
| in the street a living being goes by with all his blood inside | |
| suddenly there he is, dead | |
| and all his blood outside | |
| and other living beings make the blood disappear | |
| they carry the body away | |
| but it’s stubborn the blood | |
| and there where the dead one was, | |
| much later, all black, | |
| a little blood still stretches | |
| coagulated blood, | |
| life’s rust, body’s rust | |
| blood curdled like milk, | |
| like milk when it turns, | |
| when it turns like the earth, | |
| like the earth it turns with its milk, | |
| with its cows, | |
| with its living, | |
| with its dead, | |
| the earth that turns with its trees, | |
| with it’s living beings, its houses | |
| the earth that turns with marriages, | |
| burials, | |
| shells, | |
| regiments, | |
| the earth that turns and turns and turns | |
| with its great streams of blood. |
| zuo ci : Pre vert | |
| there are great puddles of blood on the world | |
| where is it all going? all this spilled blood? | |
| is it the earth that drinks it and gets drunk? | |
| funny kind of drunkography then, | |
| so wise, | |
| so monotonous, | |
| no, | |
| the earth doesn' t get drunk | |
| the earth doesn' t turn askew | |
| it pushes its little car regularly, it' s four seasons, | |
| rain, snow, hail, fair weather, | |
| never is it drunk | |
| it' s with difficulty it permits itself from time to time | |
| an unhappy little volcano | |
| it turns, the earth, | |
| it turns with its trees, its gardens, its houses | |
| it turns with its great pools of blood | |
| and all living things turn with it and bleed | |
| it doesn' t give a damn the earth | |
| it turns | |
| and all living things set up a howl, | |
| it doesn' t give a damn, | |
| it turns | |
| it doesn' t stop turning | |
| and the blood doesn' t stop running | |
| where' s it going all this spilled blood? | |
| murder' s blood, war' s blood, misery' s blood, | |
| and the blood of men tortured in prisons, | |
| and the blood of children calmly tortured by their papa and their mama | |
| and the blood of men whose heads bleed in padded cells | |
| and the roofers blood when the roofer slips and falls from the roof | |
| and the blood that comes and flows in great gushes with the newborn | |
| the mother cries, | |
| the baby cries, | |
| the blood flows | |
| the earth turns | |
| the earth doesn' t stop turning, | |
| the blood doesn' t stop flowing | |
| where' s it going all this spilled blood? | |
| blood of the blackjacked, | |
| of the humiliated, | |
| of suicides | |
| of firing squad victims | |
| of the condemned | |
| and the blood of those that die just like that | |
| by accident | |
| in the street a living being goes by with all his blood inside | |
| suddenly there he is, dead | |
| and all his blood outside | |
| and other living beings make the blood disappear | |
| they carry the body away | |
| but it' s stubborn the blood | |
| and there where the dead one was, | |
| much later, all black, | |
| a little blood still stretches | |
| coagulated blood, | |
| life' s rust, body' s rust | |
| blood curdled like milk, | |
| like milk when it turns, | |
| when it turns like the earth, | |
| like the earth it turns with its milk, | |
| with its cows, | |
| with its living, | |
| with its dead, | |
| the earth that turns with its trees, | |
| with it' s living beings, its houses | |
| the earth that turns with marriages, | |
| burials, | |
| shells, | |
| regiments, | |
| the earth that turns and turns and turns | |
| with its great streams of blood. |
| zuò cí : Pré vert | |
| there are great puddles of blood on the world | |
| where is it all going? all this spilled blood? | |
| is it the earth that drinks it and gets drunk? | |
| funny kind of drunkography then, | |
| so wise, | |
| so monotonous, | |
| no, | |
| the earth doesn' t get drunk | |
| the earth doesn' t turn askew | |
| it pushes its little car regularly, it' s four seasons, | |
| rain, snow, hail, fair weather, | |
| never is it drunk | |
| it' s with difficulty it permits itself from time to time | |
| an unhappy little volcano | |
| it turns, the earth, | |
| it turns with its trees, its gardens, its houses | |
| it turns with its great pools of blood | |
| and all living things turn with it and bleed | |
| it doesn' t give a damn the earth | |
| it turns | |
| and all living things set up a howl, | |
| it doesn' t give a damn, | |
| it turns | |
| it doesn' t stop turning | |
| and the blood doesn' t stop running | |
| where' s it going all this spilled blood? | |
| murder' s blood, war' s blood, misery' s blood, | |
| and the blood of men tortured in prisons, | |
| and the blood of children calmly tortured by their papa and their mama | |
| and the blood of men whose heads bleed in padded cells | |
| and the roofers blood when the roofer slips and falls from the roof | |
| and the blood that comes and flows in great gushes with the newborn | |
| the mother cries, | |
| the baby cries, | |
| the blood flows | |
| the earth turns | |
| the earth doesn' t stop turning, | |
| the blood doesn' t stop flowing | |
| where' s it going all this spilled blood? | |
| blood of the blackjacked, | |
| of the humiliated, | |
| of suicides | |
| of firing squad victims | |
| of the condemned | |
| and the blood of those that die just like that | |
| by accident | |
| in the street a living being goes by with all his blood inside | |
| suddenly there he is, dead | |
| and all his blood outside | |
| and other living beings make the blood disappear | |
| they carry the body away | |
| but it' s stubborn the blood | |
| and there where the dead one was, | |
| much later, all black, | |
| a little blood still stretches | |
| coagulated blood, | |
| life' s rust, body' s rust | |
| blood curdled like milk, | |
| like milk when it turns, | |
| when it turns like the earth, | |
| like the earth it turns with its milk, | |
| with its cows, | |
| with its living, | |
| with its dead, | |
| the earth that turns with its trees, | |
| with it' s living beings, its houses | |
| the earth that turns with marriages, | |
| burials, | |
| shells, | |
| regiments, | |
| the earth that turns and turns and turns | |
| with its great streams of blood. |