Song | Privileged Child |
Artist | Little Scream |
Album | Speed Queen |
[00:00.00] | 作词 : Little Scream |
[00:00.47] | 作曲 : Little Scream |
[00:00.94] | Pretty people with family connections |
[00:04.30] | Trying to tell me about their lack of convention |
[00:08.03] | I've learned to smile through this |
[00:11.24] | Moving through worlds like a stewardess |
[00:16.09] | New York parties with people who'd never |
[00:19.94] | Speak to me if I didn't know someone better |
[00:23.73] | They're trying to get close to |
[00:26.75] | Seeing if I'm a pawn or a knight to em |
[00:31.66] | Just another friendly sociopath |
[00:35.62] | Trying to be a gate keeper in my path |
[00:39.12] | He knows I see through him |
[00:42.09] | Thinks I'm a danger to him |
[00:47.30] | Because I don't mind burning bridges to gated houses |
[00:53.08] | I don't want to live in |
[00:55.19] | Where the things you used to laugh at are the things that are in style |
[01:02.75] | And now you want to own them with your politician's smile |
[01:11.21] | But poverty's a feeling money just can't buy |
[01:17.56] | Go hang your head and cry |
[01:22.65] | You privileged child |
[01:49.75] | Gentry girl with a bohemian heart |
[01:53.55] | Practiced conversations of how she lives for her art |
[01:57.32] | She feels disempowered |
[02:00.46] | Her turtleneck is two thousand dollars |
[02:04.76] | She reads the New Yorker and Neuchâtel |
[02:08.80] | She knows a hard-luck story plays very well |
[02:12.62] | She thinks she can claim it |
[02:15.81] | While cashing her father's last name in |
[02:20.08] | Listen, I don't begrudge the things you've been given |
[02:24.45] | I wish everyone could see the same way of living |
[02:28.14] | We get nothing from hard breaks |
[02:30.95] | But the right to claim it, for f*ck's sake |
[02:35.75] | And it's not yours to take it and take it and take it |
[02:39.72] | And fake it and fake it |
[02:41.86] | When we all know you were born to make it |
[02:47.19] | And the things you used to laugh at are the things that are in style |
[02:54.04] | And now you want to own them with your educated smile |
[03:02.74] | But poverty's a feeling money just can't buy |
[03:09.61] | Go hang your head and cry you privileged child |
[00:00.00] | zuò cí : Little Scream |
[00:00.47] | zuò qǔ : Little Scream |
[00:00.94] | Pretty people with family connections |
[00:04.30] | Trying to tell me about their lack of convention |
[00:08.03] | I' ve learned to smile through this |
[00:11.24] | Moving through worlds like a stewardess |
[00:16.09] | New York parties with people who' d never |
[00:19.94] | Speak to me if I didn' t know someone better |
[00:23.73] | They' re trying to get close to |
[00:26.75] | Seeing if I' m a pawn or a knight to em |
[00:31.66] | Just another friendly sociopath |
[00:35.62] | Trying to be a gate keeper in my path |
[00:39.12] | He knows I see through him |
[00:42.09] | Thinks I' m a danger to him |
[00:47.30] | Because I don' t mind burning bridges to gated houses |
[00:53.08] | I don' t want to live in |
[00:55.19] | Where the things you used to laugh at are the things that are in style |
[01:02.75] | And now you want to own them with your politician' s smile |
[01:11.21] | But poverty' s a feeling money just can' t buy |
[01:17.56] | Go hang your head and cry |
[01:22.65] | You privileged child |
[01:49.75] | Gentry girl with a bohemian heart |
[01:53.55] | Practiced conversations of how she lives for her art |
[01:57.32] | She feels disempowered |
[02:00.46] | Her turtleneck is two thousand dollars |
[02:04.76] | She reads the New Yorker and Neuch tel |
[02:08.80] | She knows a hardluck story plays very well |
[02:12.62] | She thinks she can claim it |
[02:15.81] | While cashing her father' s last name in |
[02:20.08] | Listen, I don' t begrudge the things you' ve been given |
[02:24.45] | I wish everyone could see the same way of living |
[02:28.14] | We get nothing from hard breaks |
[02:30.95] | But the right to claim it, for f ck' s sake |
[02:35.75] | And it' s not yours to take it and take it and take it |
[02:39.72] | And fake it and fake it |
[02:41.86] | When we all know you were born to make it |
[02:47.19] | And the things you used to laugh at are the things that are in style |
[02:54.04] | And now you want to own them with your educated smile |
[03:02.74] | But poverty' s a feeling money just can' t buy |
[03:09.61] | Go hang your head and cry you privileged child |