Song | Beyond All Change - Suite from an American Mass: 2. the Tree That Plucks Fruit |
Artist | Coro Volante |
Artist | Brett Scott |
Album | New Choral Voices, Vol. 2 |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Peter Dayton/Vicki Hearne | |
作曲 : Peter Dayton | |
The tree that from the bare air | |
Plucks its fruit lives forever. | |
All the conceits of number | |
Keep the air aloft. Meanwhile | |
The orchard that from the air | |
Picks out the fruit of our lives | |
Becomes a name for home, | |
An inscribing of the earth | |
With what lies outside the world | |
And is the worth of the world | |
For us who breathe on the word, | |
Fogging it up, polishing, | |
Navigating truth by the stars | |
Flung carelessly everywhere | |
On the ground and in the air | |
And into the branches where | |
They are caught by the motion | |
Of that vegetable growth. … |
zuo ci : Peter Dayton Vicki Hearne | |
zuo qu : Peter Dayton | |
The tree that from the bare air | |
Plucks its fruit lives forever. | |
All the conceits of number | |
Keep the air aloft. Meanwhile | |
The orchard that from the air | |
Picks out the fruit of our lives | |
Becomes a name for home, | |
An inscribing of the earth | |
With what lies outside the world | |
And is the worth of the world | |
For us who breathe on the word, | |
Fogging it up, polishing, | |
Navigating truth by the stars | |
Flung carelessly everywhere | |
On the ground and in the air | |
And into the branches where | |
They are caught by the motion | |
Of that vegetable growth. |
zuò cí : Peter Dayton Vicki Hearne | |
zuò qǔ : Peter Dayton | |
The tree that from the bare air | |
Plucks its fruit lives forever. | |
All the conceits of number | |
Keep the air aloft. Meanwhile | |
The orchard that from the air | |
Picks out the fruit of our lives | |
Becomes a name for home, | |
An inscribing of the earth | |
With what lies outside the world | |
And is the worth of the world | |
For us who breathe on the word, | |
Fogging it up, polishing, | |
Navigating truth by the stars | |
Flung carelessly everywhere | |
On the ground and in the air | |
And into the branches where | |
They are caught by the motion | |
Of that vegetable growth. |