| Song | A Magazine |
| Artist | Steel Train |
| Album | Trampoline |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Antonoff | |
| Everyone wants to be part of the scene | |
| See themselves pretty in a magazine | |
| So when my life did read just like a book | |
| Out of corners and cracks they came to look | |
| And that's the story from the years that came | |
| Everyone wants to be part of the shame | |
| What a tragedy, what a glamorous scene | |
| Write it in a book or a magazine, a magazine, a magazine | |
| Open up to read about a murder | |
| Look at the pretty lipstick shades | |
| And that's just how you met your | |
| Frank Sinatra | |
| On the paper thin walls of a magazine | |
| Picked up and paid for, yeah, but | |
| Who knows what you're really bound to be | |
| You put the pages on your mirror | |
| Another sob story, yeah, but | |
| It will never fill you up just like the way | |
| You always hoped it bound to be | |
| Who are you? | |
| Dream a dream, she looks like | |
| MadonnaOr find a | |
| Jesus of your own | |
| Or something different, just made for your cover | |
| No religion is fit for a magazine | |
| Picked up and paid for, yeah, but | |
| Who knows what you're really bound to be | |
| You put the pages on your mirror | |
| You'll never measure up to that | |
| Another sob story, yeah, but | |
| It will never fill you up just like the way | |
| You always hoped it bound to be | |
| Who are you? | |
| So you read it in a magazine | |
| And I had seen the things | |
| I'd never dream | |
| Read it in a book or a magazine, a magazine, a magazine |
| zuo qu : Antonoff | |
| Everyone wants to be part of the scene | |
| See themselves pretty in a magazine | |
| So when my life did read just like a book | |
| Out of corners and cracks they came to look | |
| And that' s the story from the years that came | |
| Everyone wants to be part of the shame | |
| What a tragedy, what a glamorous scene | |
| Write it in a book or a magazine, a magazine, a magazine | |
| Open up to read about a murder | |
| Look at the pretty lipstick shades | |
| And that' s just how you met your | |
| Frank Sinatra | |
| On the paper thin walls of a magazine | |
| Picked up and paid for, yeah, but | |
| Who knows what you' re really bound to be | |
| You put the pages on your mirror | |
| Another sob story, yeah, but | |
| It will never fill you up just like the way | |
| You always hoped it bound to be | |
| Who are you? | |
| Dream a dream, she looks like | |
| MadonnaOr find a | |
| Jesus of your own | |
| Or something different, just made for your cover | |
| No religion is fit for a magazine | |
| Picked up and paid for, yeah, but | |
| Who knows what you' re really bound to be | |
| You put the pages on your mirror | |
| You' ll never measure up to that | |
| Another sob story, yeah, but | |
| It will never fill you up just like the way | |
| You always hoped it bound to be | |
| Who are you? | |
| So you read it in a magazine | |
| And I had seen the things | |
| I' d never dream | |
| Read it in a book or a magazine, a magazine, a magazine |
| zuò qǔ : Antonoff | |
| Everyone wants to be part of the scene | |
| See themselves pretty in a magazine | |
| So when my life did read just like a book | |
| Out of corners and cracks they came to look | |
| And that' s the story from the years that came | |
| Everyone wants to be part of the shame | |
| What a tragedy, what a glamorous scene | |
| Write it in a book or a magazine, a magazine, a magazine | |
| Open up to read about a murder | |
| Look at the pretty lipstick shades | |
| And that' s just how you met your | |
| Frank Sinatra | |
| On the paper thin walls of a magazine | |
| Picked up and paid for, yeah, but | |
| Who knows what you' re really bound to be | |
| You put the pages on your mirror | |
| Another sob story, yeah, but | |
| It will never fill you up just like the way | |
| You always hoped it bound to be | |
| Who are you? | |
| Dream a dream, she looks like | |
| MadonnaOr find a | |
| Jesus of your own | |
| Or something different, just made for your cover | |
| No religion is fit for a magazine | |
| Picked up and paid for, yeah, but | |
| Who knows what you' re really bound to be | |
| You put the pages on your mirror | |
| You' ll never measure up to that | |
| Another sob story, yeah, but | |
| It will never fill you up just like the way | |
| You always hoped it bound to be | |
| Who are you? | |
| So you read it in a magazine | |
| And I had seen the things | |
| I' d never dream | |
| Read it in a book or a magazine, a magazine, a magazine |