| Song | Suddenly There Is A Tidal Wave |
| Artist | The Magnetic Fields |
| Album | The Wayward Bus / Distant Plastic Trees |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Merritt | |
| You held me upside-down | |
| Till I couldn't breathe anymore | |
| Then you held me like a baby | |
| Television, like wine; and cigarettes, like grains of sand; | |
| And raspberry schnapps, like a thousand sunsets. (C): | |
| The boys talk like they own the world | |
| The women keep their stupid diaries | |
| But suddenly there's a tidal wave | |
| And everything is sucked out to sea. | |
| There were probably birds | |
| Outside our little room | |
| I don't remember anything but you | |
| We must have been the butt | |
| Of all the jokes in the world | |
| For trying to live like | |
| Pippi Longstocking. (C) (C) |
| zuo ci : Merritt | |
| You held me upsidedown | |
| Till I couldn' t breathe anymore | |
| Then you held me like a baby | |
| Television, like wine and cigarettes, like grains of sand | |
| And raspberry schnapps, like a thousand sunsets. C: | |
| The boys talk like they own the world | |
| The women keep their stupid diaries | |
| But suddenly there' s a tidal wave | |
| And everything is sucked out to sea. | |
| There were probably birds | |
| Outside our little room | |
| I don' t remember anything but you | |
| We must have been the butt | |
| Of all the jokes in the world | |
| For trying to live like | |
| Pippi Longstocking. C C |
| zuò cí : Merritt | |
| You held me upsidedown | |
| Till I couldn' t breathe anymore | |
| Then you held me like a baby | |
| Television, like wine and cigarettes, like grains of sand | |
| And raspberry schnapps, like a thousand sunsets. C: | |
| The boys talk like they own the world | |
| The women keep their stupid diaries | |
| But suddenly there' s a tidal wave | |
| And everything is sucked out to sea. | |
| There were probably birds | |
| Outside our little room | |
| I don' t remember anything but you | |
| We must have been the butt | |
| Of all the jokes in the world | |
| For trying to live like | |
| Pippi Longstocking. C C |