| Song | A Pitcher Of Summer |
| Artist | Kayo Dot |
| Album | Choirs Of The Eye |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Byron, Driver, Kayo Dot | |
| One morning, before the leaves began changing | |
| I caught a piece of summer and poured it into a pitcher; | |
| This I placed in the cellar on a shelf collecting dust . | |
| Autumn, then winter, rose up from the sea, and my | |
| Garden was a garden filled with unbroken snow. | |
| No flower strained its face to the ice giants' whisper, | |
| No life coloured the vision of a newborn | |
| Spring babe. | |
| My cellar-water dripping into a pail | |
| And I lifted my piece of summer | |
| Like a piece of memory or a dream | |
| Like these, caught on film | |
| And carried it to the garden floes, | |
| The wind turning drifting stars to madness. | |
| Poured forth gracefully, this ctheric tincture | |
| Lifts winter's coat-of-arms with coaxing aromas and electricity. | |
| Used with vigilance, a | |
| Pitcher of | |
| Summer stirs a memory into swooning, | |
| And bravely, the flowers of the past will stretch their limbs into the sky | |
| While snow falls quietly all around. |
| zuo qu : Byron, Driver, Kayo Dot | |
| One morning, before the leaves began changing | |
| I caught a piece of summer and poured it into a pitcher | |
| This I placed in the cellar on a shelf collecting dust . | |
| Autumn, then winter, rose up from the sea, and my | |
| Garden was a garden filled with unbroken snow. | |
| No flower strained its face to the ice giants' whisper, | |
| No life coloured the vision of a newborn | |
| Spring babe. | |
| My cellarwater dripping into a pail | |
| And I lifted my piece of summer | |
| Like a piece of memory or a dream | |
| Like these, caught on film | |
| And carried it to the garden floes, | |
| The wind turning drifting stars to madness. | |
| Poured forth gracefully, this ctheric tincture | |
| Lifts winter' s coatofarms with coaxing aromas and electricity. | |
| Used with vigilance, a | |
| Pitcher of | |
| Summer stirs a memory into swooning, | |
| And bravely, the flowers of the past will stretch their limbs into the sky | |
| While snow falls quietly all around. |
| zuò qǔ : Byron, Driver, Kayo Dot | |
| One morning, before the leaves began changing | |
| I caught a piece of summer and poured it into a pitcher | |
| This I placed in the cellar on a shelf collecting dust . | |
| Autumn, then winter, rose up from the sea, and my | |
| Garden was a garden filled with unbroken snow. | |
| No flower strained its face to the ice giants' whisper, | |
| No life coloured the vision of a newborn | |
| Spring babe. | |
| My cellarwater dripping into a pail | |
| And I lifted my piece of summer | |
| Like a piece of memory or a dream | |
| Like these, caught on film | |
| And carried it to the garden floes, | |
| The wind turning drifting stars to madness. | |
| Poured forth gracefully, this ctheric tincture | |
| Lifts winter' s coatofarms with coaxing aromas and electricity. | |
| Used with vigilance, a | |
| Pitcher of | |
| Summer stirs a memory into swooning, | |
| And bravely, the flowers of the past will stretch their limbs into the sky | |
| While snow falls quietly all around. |