| Song | Tonight In Bilbao - normal |
| Artist | Sun Kil Moon |
| Album | April |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Kozelek | |
| I walked the old eroded streets | |
| A million miles now have gone behind me | |
| Walked in the room, soaked up its fumes | |
| Surveyed the faces I am lying to | |
| Gave what I had, I gave my heart | |
| Though I was broken and falling apart | |
| Gave for the memory of a friend | |
| Not for myself and not for them | |
| When I was done I met someone | |
| She came in from the storm so bright and welcome | |
| Her friends came and swept her away | |
| Disappeared like coyotes off on dark high plains | |
| I looked across the river so still | |
| Trying to remember | |
| Where it was last night I laid my head to sleep | |
| Where the empty night hung heavily over | |
| I left Bilbao, went to Madrid | |
| To Barcelona, to Pamplona | |
| Where every ghost unto me known | |
| Haunted me | |
| I flew in over the red clay roofs | |
| And floated through the clouds as they swelled and shook | |
| The bronze-tinted land and sea | |
| And houses rolled in hills like yellowing teeth | |
| When we touched down, opened my eyes to the sun | |
| The dizzying air filled my lungs | |
| And just as soon she'd woken me | |
| My eyes blurry, my mind heavy | |
| I left Milan, I went to Rome | |
| And carried her aroma on to Verona | |
| And all the kindness she had shown | |
| Was only a dream | |
| The flurries danced on cold gray tombs | |
| The frozen lots where ignored souls loomed | |
| As last rays of daylight died | |
| I'm blowing into my hands and clearing my eyes | |
| And as the train pulled away from Cologne | |
| The noise dimmed, once so loudly it had grown | |
| And as the engines burned through the night | |
| I stared off at far away lights | |
| I left Berlin and I came home | |
| To sleepy potions of blue oceans | |
| Where my love so selflessly | |
| Awaited me | |
| I long to feel her light so warm | |
| My thoughts racing to the places | |
| Where her room invitingly | |
| Awaited me | |
| As the ocean brings in its high tide | |
| As the darkness sets upon the beach | |
| As we drive we look out at black cows | |
| Glowing store windows in old gold rush towns | |
| Over the bridge, the city sparkles so bright | |
| Our hungry stomachs smell bread rise | |
| Dim light of television, bedding soft down | |
| And hear the perfect night as foghorns sound |
| zuo qu : Kozelek | |
| I walked the old eroded streets | |
| A million miles now have gone behind me | |
| Walked in the room, soaked up its fumes | |
| Surveyed the faces I am lying to | |
| Gave what I had, I gave my heart | |
| Though I was broken and falling apart | |
| Gave for the memory of a friend | |
| Not for myself and not for them | |
| When I was done I met someone | |
| She came in from the storm so bright and welcome | |
| Her friends came and swept her away | |
| Disappeared like coyotes off on dark high plains | |
| I looked across the river so still | |
| Trying to remember | |
| Where it was last night I laid my head to sleep | |
| Where the empty night hung heavily over | |
| I left Bilbao, went to Madrid | |
| To Barcelona, to Pamplona | |
| Where every ghost unto me known | |
| Haunted me | |
| I flew in over the red clay roofs | |
| And floated through the clouds as they swelled and shook | |
| The bronzetinted land and sea | |
| And houses rolled in hills like yellowing teeth | |
| When we touched down, opened my eyes to the sun | |
| The dizzying air filled my lungs | |
| And just as soon she' d woken me | |
| My eyes blurry, my mind heavy | |
| I left Milan, I went to Rome | |
| And carried her aroma on to Verona | |
| And all the kindness she had shown | |
| Was only a dream | |
| The flurries danced on cold gray tombs | |
| The frozen lots where ignored souls loomed | |
| As last rays of daylight died | |
| I' m blowing into my hands and clearing my eyes | |
| And as the train pulled away from Cologne | |
| The noise dimmed, once so loudly it had grown | |
| And as the engines burned through the night | |
| I stared off at far away lights | |
| I left Berlin and I came home | |
| To sleepy potions of blue oceans | |
| Where my love so selflessly | |
| Awaited me | |
| I long to feel her light so warm | |
| My thoughts racing to the places | |
| Where her room invitingly | |
| Awaited me | |
| As the ocean brings in its high tide | |
| As the darkness sets upon the beach | |
| As we drive we look out at black cows | |
| Glowing store windows in old gold rush towns | |
| Over the bridge, the city sparkles so bright | |
| Our hungry stomachs smell bread rise | |
| Dim light of television, bedding soft down | |
| And hear the perfect night as foghorns sound |
| zuò qǔ : Kozelek | |
| I walked the old eroded streets | |
| A million miles now have gone behind me | |
| Walked in the room, soaked up its fumes | |
| Surveyed the faces I am lying to | |
| Gave what I had, I gave my heart | |
| Though I was broken and falling apart | |
| Gave for the memory of a friend | |
| Not for myself and not for them | |
| When I was done I met someone | |
| She came in from the storm so bright and welcome | |
| Her friends came and swept her away | |
| Disappeared like coyotes off on dark high plains | |
| I looked across the river so still | |
| Trying to remember | |
| Where it was last night I laid my head to sleep | |
| Where the empty night hung heavily over | |
| I left Bilbao, went to Madrid | |
| To Barcelona, to Pamplona | |
| Where every ghost unto me known | |
| Haunted me | |
| I flew in over the red clay roofs | |
| And floated through the clouds as they swelled and shook | |
| The bronzetinted land and sea | |
| And houses rolled in hills like yellowing teeth | |
| When we touched down, opened my eyes to the sun | |
| The dizzying air filled my lungs | |
| And just as soon she' d woken me | |
| My eyes blurry, my mind heavy | |
| I left Milan, I went to Rome | |
| And carried her aroma on to Verona | |
| And all the kindness she had shown | |
| Was only a dream | |
| The flurries danced on cold gray tombs | |
| The frozen lots where ignored souls loomed | |
| As last rays of daylight died | |
| I' m blowing into my hands and clearing my eyes | |
| And as the train pulled away from Cologne | |
| The noise dimmed, once so loudly it had grown | |
| And as the engines burned through the night | |
| I stared off at far away lights | |
| I left Berlin and I came home | |
| To sleepy potions of blue oceans | |
| Where my love so selflessly | |
| Awaited me | |
| I long to feel her light so warm | |
| My thoughts racing to the places | |
| Where her room invitingly | |
| Awaited me | |
| As the ocean brings in its high tide | |
| As the darkness sets upon the beach | |
| As we drive we look out at black cows | |
| Glowing store windows in old gold rush towns | |
| Over the bridge, the city sparkles so bright | |
| Our hungry stomachs smell bread rise | |
| Dim light of television, bedding soft down | |
| And hear the perfect night as foghorns sound |