| Song | Wild Atlantic Heart |
| Artist | Elliott Joseph |
| Album | Wild Atlantic Heart |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Elliott Joseph/Riordan Hanan | |
| 作曲 : Elliott Joseph/Matthew Brook | |
| Theres a new day dawning, with a sun that sets the sky a light | |
| Driving down the edge, of a land without end, A poets picture growing before our eyes, | |
| Theres a rhythm of the road, that leads us on from here, | |
| A song that plays on through the midnight hour, | |
| Headed for the coast, we were gone by the dawn, | |
| Searching for what more there is to see… | |
| I’ll be there, where the land meets its end, | |
| And we spun and danced upon old irelands shores, | |
| You'll see me there, where the days feel just like old times, | |
| And the worries of our world are left behind, | |
| Can you hear the sound coming down and the music as it starts, | |
| Each new town will save our drowning wild atlantic hearts | |
| The afternoon is calling, we've spent so long cutting away the past | |
| As we talk amongst ourselves, we’re growing ever closer | |
| On a road where lies were never meant to last | |
| At the end we raise a drink, as many did before us | |
| To live this day like it is our last | |
| I’ll be there, where the land meets its end, | |
| And we spun and danced upon old irelands shores, | |
| Ill see you there, where the days feel just like old times, | |
| And the worries of our world are left behind, | |
| Can you hear the sound coming down and the music as it starts, | |
| Each new town will save our drowning wild atlantic heart | |
| Where are eyes are wide open, | |
| Where we live a little longer, | |
| Ill find a place to call my own, awaken from this slumber, | |
| Where I know that my heart, beats for something more, | |
| Than the life where I was dead in the water, | |
| Searching for the shore, | |
| Swimming to the surface, fighting for a change, | |
| Came back to me when my feet touched the wild, atlantic, way… | |
| I’ll be there, where the land meets its end, | |
| And we spun and danced upon old irelands shores, | |
| Ill see you there, where the days feel just like old times, | |
| And the worries of our world are left behind, | |
| Can you hear the sound coming down and the music as it starts, | |
| Each new town will save our drowning wild atlantic heart | |
| Can you hear the sound coming down and the music as it starts, | |
| Each new town will save our drowning wild atlantic heart |
| zuo ci : Elliott Joseph Riordan Hanan | |
| zuo qu : Elliott Joseph Matthew Brook | |
| Theres a new day dawning, with a sun that sets the sky a light | |
| Driving down the edge, of a land without end, A poets picture growing before our eyes, | |
| Theres a rhythm of the road, that leads us on from here, | |
| A song that plays on through the midnight hour, | |
| Headed for the coast, we were gone by the dawn, | |
| Searching for what more there is to see | |
| I' ll be there, where the land meets its end, | |
| And we spun and danced upon old irelands shores, | |
| You' ll see me there, where the days feel just like old times, | |
| And the worries of our world are left behind, | |
| Can you hear the sound coming down and the music as it starts, | |
| Each new town will save our drowning wild atlantic hearts | |
| The afternoon is calling, we' ve spent so long cutting away the past | |
| As we talk amongst ourselves, we' re growing ever closer | |
| On a road where lies were never meant to last | |
| At the end we raise a drink, as many did before us | |
| To live this day like it is our last | |
| I' ll be there, where the land meets its end, | |
| And we spun and danced upon old irelands shores, | |
| Ill see you there, where the days feel just like old times, | |
| And the worries of our world are left behind, | |
| Can you hear the sound coming down and the music as it starts, | |
| Each new town will save our drowning wild atlantic heart | |
| Where are eyes are wide open, | |
| Where we live a little longer, | |
| Ill find a place to call my own, awaken from this slumber, | |
| Where I know that my heart, beats for something more, | |
| Than the life where I was dead in the water, | |
| Searching for the shore, | |
| Swimming to the surface, fighting for a change, | |
| Came back to me when my feet touched the wild, atlantic, way | |
| I' ll be there, where the land meets its end, | |
| And we spun and danced upon old irelands shores, | |
| Ill see you there, where the days feel just like old times, | |
| And the worries of our world are left behind, | |
| Can you hear the sound coming down and the music as it starts, | |
| Each new town will save our drowning wild atlantic heart | |
| Can you hear the sound coming down and the music as it starts, | |
| Each new town will save our drowning wild atlantic heart |
| zuò cí : Elliott Joseph Riordan Hanan | |
| zuò qǔ : Elliott Joseph Matthew Brook | |
| Theres a new day dawning, with a sun that sets the sky a light | |
| Driving down the edge, of a land without end, A poets picture growing before our eyes, | |
| Theres a rhythm of the road, that leads us on from here, | |
| A song that plays on through the midnight hour, | |
| Headed for the coast, we were gone by the dawn, | |
| Searching for what more there is to see | |
| I' ll be there, where the land meets its end, | |
| And we spun and danced upon old irelands shores, | |
| You' ll see me there, where the days feel just like old times, | |
| And the worries of our world are left behind, | |
| Can you hear the sound coming down and the music as it starts, | |
| Each new town will save our drowning wild atlantic hearts | |
| The afternoon is calling, we' ve spent so long cutting away the past | |
| As we talk amongst ourselves, we' re growing ever closer | |
| On a road where lies were never meant to last | |
| At the end we raise a drink, as many did before us | |
| To live this day like it is our last | |
| I' ll be there, where the land meets its end, | |
| And we spun and danced upon old irelands shores, | |
| Ill see you there, where the days feel just like old times, | |
| And the worries of our world are left behind, | |
| Can you hear the sound coming down and the music as it starts, | |
| Each new town will save our drowning wild atlantic heart | |
| Where are eyes are wide open, | |
| Where we live a little longer, | |
| Ill find a place to call my own, awaken from this slumber, | |
| Where I know that my heart, beats for something more, | |
| Than the life where I was dead in the water, | |
| Searching for the shore, | |
| Swimming to the surface, fighting for a change, | |
| Came back to me when my feet touched the wild, atlantic, way | |
| I' ll be there, where the land meets its end, | |
| And we spun and danced upon old irelands shores, | |
| Ill see you there, where the days feel just like old times, | |
| And the worries of our world are left behind, | |
| Can you hear the sound coming down and the music as it starts, | |
| Each new town will save our drowning wild atlantic heart | |
| Can you hear the sound coming down and the music as it starts, | |
| Each new town will save our drowning wild atlantic heart |