Song | The Garfield El |
Artist | The Fiery Furnaces |
Album | Rehearsing My Choir |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Friedberger | |
The Garfield | |
El Faster, hammers | |
Faster, hammers | |
Churn and turn into my late train to my lost love | |
Ring away today, stick, bruise into my felt, or so | |
I felt I found a skeleton tooth in the junk drawer | |
And I mean to open the folding green and white door | |
And take a late train to my lost love. | |
Faster, hammers! | |
Faster, hammers! | |
Listen to those dead pianos, pins stuck in their hearts | |
Clang tap bell pedal down dead wood chipped and dull dark steel | |
Rattling and chattering and chilly on a damp | |
November afternoon | |
On tracks one and two | |
And twelve and thirteen | |
On that ribbon spinning and computer colors. | |
Tick tacks on round wire | |
Spun steel spark on three rail thin lines | |
See a minor, a little girl | |
Ask if she would like for instance some fudge | |
But I didn't budge, and said | |
I didn't care | |
I wanted to sit, and | |
I wanted to stare | |
Spin steel, tick tack on three little strings made three little rails made one note clunk | |
Three rails squeaking and sputtering down the west side | |
I found a skeleton tooth in the junk drawer and | |
I mean to open the folding green and white door | |
And take a late train to my lost love | |
Faster, hammers! | |
Faster, hammers! | |
Chatter down the tracks, you thumb tack smiley skull teeth | |
Ticking five dollar throwaway pianos past | |
A late train to my lost love | |
Listen to those dead pianos, pins stuck in their hearts | |
Clang tap bell pedal down dead wood chipped and dull dark steel | |
Rattling and chattering and chilly on a damp | |
November afternoon | |
On tracks one and two | |
And twelve and thirteen | |
On that ribbon spinning and computer colors. | |
Tick tacks on round wire | |
Spun steel spark on three rail thin lines | |
Late, by act of | |
Congress and blue all the way to | |
Forest Park, | |
And this ribbon spinning and computer color | |
Into a public transport for everyone to hear and get on track | |
And back to my lost love | |
Faster, hammers! | |
Faster, hammers! | |
We're almost there | |
Faster, hammers! | |
We're almost there | |
I'd like to tell you a story, kids but instead | |
I'll change the subject | |
Listen to this tune, it sounds like a condolence card | |
Bought at the last minute for someone you can't stand | |
For someone you never liked | |
And isn't it cute | |
La la la... | |
Listen to this tune | |
I'm playing now, kids | |
Does it seem sad | |
Does it remind you of when |
zuo qu : Friedberger | |
The Garfield | |
El Faster, hammers | |
Faster, hammers | |
Churn and turn into my late train to my lost love | |
Ring away today, stick, bruise into my felt, or so | |
I felt I found a skeleton tooth in the junk drawer | |
And I mean to open the folding green and white door | |
And take a late train to my lost love. | |
Faster, hammers! | |
Faster, hammers! | |
Listen to those dead pianos, pins stuck in their hearts | |
Clang tap bell pedal down dead wood chipped and dull dark steel | |
Rattling and chattering and chilly on a damp | |
November afternoon | |
On tracks one and two | |
And twelve and thirteen | |
On that ribbon spinning and computer colors. | |
Tick tacks on round wire | |
Spun steel spark on three rail thin lines | |
See a minor, a little girl | |
Ask if she would like for instance some fudge | |
But I didn' t budge, and said | |
I didn' t care | |
I wanted to sit, and | |
I wanted to stare | |
Spin steel, tick tack on three little strings made three little rails made one note clunk | |
Three rails squeaking and sputtering down the west side | |
I found a skeleton tooth in the junk drawer and | |
I mean to open the folding green and white door | |
And take a late train to my lost love | |
Faster, hammers! | |
Faster, hammers! | |
Chatter down the tracks, you thumb tack smiley skull teeth | |
Ticking five dollar throwaway pianos past | |
A late train to my lost love | |
Listen to those dead pianos, pins stuck in their hearts | |
Clang tap bell pedal down dead wood chipped and dull dark steel | |
Rattling and chattering and chilly on a damp | |
November afternoon | |
On tracks one and two | |
And twelve and thirteen | |
On that ribbon spinning and computer colors. | |
Tick tacks on round wire | |
Spun steel spark on three rail thin lines | |
Late, by act of | |
Congress and blue all the way to | |
Forest Park, | |
And this ribbon spinning and computer color | |
Into a public transport for everyone to hear and get on track | |
And back to my lost love | |
Faster, hammers! | |
Faster, hammers! | |
We' re almost there | |
Faster, hammers! | |
We' re almost there | |
I' d like to tell you a story, kids but instead | |
I' ll change the subject | |
Listen to this tune, it sounds like a condolence card | |
Bought at the last minute for someone you can' t stand | |
For someone you never liked | |
And isn' t it cute | |
La la la... | |
Listen to this tune | |
I' m playing now, kids | |
Does it seem sad | |
Does it remind you of when |
zuò qǔ : Friedberger | |
The Garfield | |
El Faster, hammers | |
Faster, hammers | |
Churn and turn into my late train to my lost love | |
Ring away today, stick, bruise into my felt, or so | |
I felt I found a skeleton tooth in the junk drawer | |
And I mean to open the folding green and white door | |
And take a late train to my lost love. | |
Faster, hammers! | |
Faster, hammers! | |
Listen to those dead pianos, pins stuck in their hearts | |
Clang tap bell pedal down dead wood chipped and dull dark steel | |
Rattling and chattering and chilly on a damp | |
November afternoon | |
On tracks one and two | |
And twelve and thirteen | |
On that ribbon spinning and computer colors. | |
Tick tacks on round wire | |
Spun steel spark on three rail thin lines | |
See a minor, a little girl | |
Ask if she would like for instance some fudge | |
But I didn' t budge, and said | |
I didn' t care | |
I wanted to sit, and | |
I wanted to stare | |
Spin steel, tick tack on three little strings made three little rails made one note clunk | |
Three rails squeaking and sputtering down the west side | |
I found a skeleton tooth in the junk drawer and | |
I mean to open the folding green and white door | |
And take a late train to my lost love | |
Faster, hammers! | |
Faster, hammers! | |
Chatter down the tracks, you thumb tack smiley skull teeth | |
Ticking five dollar throwaway pianos past | |
A late train to my lost love | |
Listen to those dead pianos, pins stuck in their hearts | |
Clang tap bell pedal down dead wood chipped and dull dark steel | |
Rattling and chattering and chilly on a damp | |
November afternoon | |
On tracks one and two | |
And twelve and thirteen | |
On that ribbon spinning and computer colors. | |
Tick tacks on round wire | |
Spun steel spark on three rail thin lines | |
Late, by act of | |
Congress and blue all the way to | |
Forest Park, | |
And this ribbon spinning and computer color | |
Into a public transport for everyone to hear and get on track | |
And back to my lost love | |
Faster, hammers! | |
Faster, hammers! | |
We' re almost there | |
Faster, hammers! | |
We' re almost there | |
I' d like to tell you a story, kids but instead | |
I' ll change the subject | |
Listen to this tune, it sounds like a condolence card | |
Bought at the last minute for someone you can' t stand | |
For someone you never liked | |
And isn' t it cute | |
La la la... | |
Listen to this tune | |
I' m playing now, kids | |
Does it seem sad | |
Does it remind you of when |