| Song | American Blues |
| Artist | Sparks the Rescue |
| Album | Eyes To The Sun |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : McAllister, Roy ... | |
| And to never see your face again | |
| Read the omens or face consequences | |
| That trigger disaster in the blink of an eye | |
| I spy a tidal wave, head for the hills and pray that we survive | |
| Your hands are red, Your lies are white | |
| My tongue is tied | |
| Another classic case of the American blues | |
| Your fiction spread, your twisting lines | |
| Now write it down | |
| Another classic crime and are you wrongfully accused? | |
| I’m throwing coins, my wishes never came | |
| So many coins darling, but who’s to blame | |
| I’d make them all mine in the blink of an eye | |
| She sighs, you’ll be sorry running back to me when karma comes your way | |
| Your hands are red, Your lies are white | |
| My tongue is tied | |
| Another classic case of the American blues | |
| Your fiction spread, your twisting lines | |
| Now write it down | |
| Another classic crime and are you wrongfully accused? | |
| Are we damned or just terrified | |
| to watch this world turn over and die? | |
| Your hands are red, Your lies are white | |
| My tongue is tied | |
| Another classic case of the American blues | |
| Your fiction spread, your twisting lines | |
| Now write it down | |
| Another classic crime and are you wrongfully accused? | |
| I’ve got this, you’ve got this | |
| Classic case of American blues |
| zuo qu : McAllister, Roy ... | |
| And to never see your face again | |
| Read the omens or face consequences | |
| That trigger disaster in the blink of an eye | |
| I spy a tidal wave, head for the hills and pray that we survive | |
| Your hands are red, Your lies are white | |
| My tongue is tied | |
| Another classic case of the American blues | |
| Your fiction spread, your twisting lines | |
| Now write it down | |
| Another classic crime and are you wrongfully accused? | |
| I' m throwing coins, my wishes never came | |
| So many coins darling, but who' s to blame | |
| I' d make them all mine in the blink of an eye | |
| She sighs, you' ll be sorry running back to me when karma comes your way | |
| Your hands are red, Your lies are white | |
| My tongue is tied | |
| Another classic case of the American blues | |
| Your fiction spread, your twisting lines | |
| Now write it down | |
| Another classic crime and are you wrongfully accused? | |
| Are we damned or just terrified | |
| to watch this world turn over and die? | |
| Your hands are red, Your lies are white | |
| My tongue is tied | |
| Another classic case of the American blues | |
| Your fiction spread, your twisting lines | |
| Now write it down | |
| Another classic crime and are you wrongfully accused? | |
| I' ve got this, you' ve got this | |
| Classic case of American blues |
| zuò qǔ : McAllister, Roy ... | |
| And to never see your face again | |
| Read the omens or face consequences | |
| That trigger disaster in the blink of an eye | |
| I spy a tidal wave, head for the hills and pray that we survive | |
| Your hands are red, Your lies are white | |
| My tongue is tied | |
| Another classic case of the American blues | |
| Your fiction spread, your twisting lines | |
| Now write it down | |
| Another classic crime and are you wrongfully accused? | |
| I' m throwing coins, my wishes never came | |
| So many coins darling, but who' s to blame | |
| I' d make them all mine in the blink of an eye | |
| She sighs, you' ll be sorry running back to me when karma comes your way | |
| Your hands are red, Your lies are white | |
| My tongue is tied | |
| Another classic case of the American blues | |
| Your fiction spread, your twisting lines | |
| Now write it down | |
| Another classic crime and are you wrongfully accused? | |
| Are we damned or just terrified | |
| to watch this world turn over and die? | |
| Your hands are red, Your lies are white | |
| My tongue is tied | |
| Another classic case of the American blues | |
| Your fiction spread, your twisting lines | |
| Now write it down | |
| Another classic crime and are you wrongfully accused? | |
| I' ve got this, you' ve got this | |
| Classic case of American blues |