Song | My Good Deed |
Artist | Shearwater |
Album | Winged Life |
作曲 : Meiburg, Sheff | |
I tried to save a girl I truly loved | |
And didn't quite know how to help her | |
So now she's sleeping as her parents up above | |
Cry over things that they can't tell her | |
And when I did my good deed | |
I thought I'd feel unbroken gladness | |
But standing in the street alone | |
I just felt sinking sadness | |
Girl, your dad will not us bless | |
So hang up your veil and dress | |
Look at me and take one guess | |
Where this best-intentioned love will lead us | |
I once felt a feeling fully through | |
Though I knew I shouldn't feel it | |
Because to act on it I'd be a person | |
Who should be slapped into a straitjacket | |
So every time it comes around | |
I just let it die inside me | |
You said, "I only come around | |
Because I just need you to hide me" | |
So we knelt in those dead weeds | |
Sticks and sharp rocks cutting into our knees | |
And I thought that we would freeze | |
But there was just too much warm blood in our bodies | |
I'm not going to make you take the pills | |
Though you should really think about it | |
The fire by which we both were almost killed | |
Glowed so beautiful, don't doubt it | |
But we have to make a choice now | |
Can we glow without it? | |
There's a space I tried to fill | |
But I'm seeing now I never will | |
You fly around while I stand still | |
Until I slowly just get smaller and smaller | |
I tried to save a girl I truly loved | |
And I never would desert her | |
But we both found out that I was dreaming | |
Of the day I thoroughly could hurt her | |
And I saw myself inside her eyes | |
This shrinking would-be savior | |
Resented her for never needing help | |
And couldn't wait just to betray her | |
So we drove back to her place | |
From the temporary home that we had made | |
And I stepped back into the street | |
Feeling the fullest moment of my life | |
Slowly shrink away from me | |
With my good deed |
zuò qǔ : Meiburg, Sheff | |
I tried to save a girl I truly loved | |
And didn' t quite know how to help her | |
So now she' s sleeping as her parents up above | |
Cry over things that they can' t tell her | |
And when I did my good deed | |
I thought I' d feel unbroken gladness | |
But standing in the street alone | |
I just felt sinking sadness | |
Girl, your dad will not us bless | |
So hang up your veil and dress | |
Look at me and take one guess | |
Where this bestintentioned love will lead us | |
I once felt a feeling fully through | |
Though I knew I shouldn' t feel it | |
Because to act on it I' d be a person | |
Who should be slapped into a straitjacket | |
So every time it comes around | |
I just let it die inside me | |
You said, " I only come around | |
Because I just need you to hide me" | |
So we knelt in those dead weeds | |
Sticks and sharp rocks cutting into our knees | |
And I thought that we would freeze | |
But there was just too much warm blood in our bodies | |
I' m not going to make you take the pills | |
Though you should really think about it | |
The fire by which we both were almost killed | |
Glowed so beautiful, don' t doubt it | |
But we have to make a choice now | |
Can we glow without it? | |
There' s a space I tried to fill | |
But I' m seeing now I never will | |
You fly around while I stand still | |
Until I slowly just get smaller and smaller | |
I tried to save a girl I truly loved | |
And I never would desert her | |
But we both found out that I was dreaming | |
Of the day I thoroughly could hurt her | |
And I saw myself inside her eyes | |
This shrinking wouldbe savior | |
Resented her for never needing help | |
And couldn' t wait just to betray her | |
So we drove back to her place | |
From the temporary home that we had made | |
And I stepped back into the street | |
Feeling the fullest moment of my life | |
Slowly shrink away from me | |
With my good deed |