| Song | Pass That Stage |
| Artist | Van Dyke Parks |
| Album | Clang Of The Yankee Reaper |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Slinger | |
| Francisco | |
| We don't hesitate to try and create | |
| And then perpatuate fictious impressions | |
| Courteous words like "thank you, I'm sorry | |
| Please and world you forgive me" | |
| Which we once knew | |
| Have now become a forgotten thing | |
| Of the past | |
| But "convict and condemn" in our minds | |
| Our bosom pals, without a trial | |
| But this wickedness, crookedness | |
| Stupid and malicious gile is out of style | |
| Can't people construct and try to engage | |
| In something to alleviate this present shortage | |
| Control the urge to damage | |
| And as the people be less savage | |
| In this day and age | |
| Remember we pass that stage | |
| We share disrespect and then we object | |
| When people reject us and call us low class | |
| Saturday night infideliy's a damn joke | |
| We're cussing, we're whoring | |
| We're smoking dope | |
| Sunday morning we're holier than the pope | |
| When we critisize we tend to dramatize | |
| Thereby exercising ignorance and folly | |
| Why can't we forget about the pride and scrimmage | |
| Ignore the old talk and gossip in the village | |
| Cease the damn wastage | |
| And as the people be less savage | |
| In this day and age | |
| Remember we pass that stage |
| zuo ci : Slinger | |
| Francisco | |
| We don' t hesitate to try and create | |
| And then perpatuate fictious impressions | |
| Courteous words like " thank you, I' m sorry | |
| Please and world you forgive me" | |
| Which we once knew | |
| Have now become a forgotten thing | |
| Of the past | |
| But " convict and condemn" in our minds | |
| Our bosom pals, without a trial | |
| But this wickedness, crookedness | |
| Stupid and malicious gile is out of style | |
| Can' t people construct and try to engage | |
| In something to alleviate this present shortage | |
| Control the urge to damage | |
| And as the people be less savage | |
| In this day and age | |
| Remember we pass that stage | |
| We share disrespect and then we object | |
| When people reject us and call us low class | |
| Saturday night infideliy' s a damn joke | |
| We' re cussing, we' re whoring | |
| We' re smoking dope | |
| Sunday morning we' re holier than the pope | |
| When we critisize we tend to dramatize | |
| Thereby exercising ignorance and folly | |
| Why can' t we forget about the pride and scrimmage | |
| Ignore the old talk and gossip in the village | |
| Cease the damn wastage | |
| And as the people be less savage | |
| In this day and age | |
| Remember we pass that stage |
| zuò cí : Slinger | |
| Francisco | |
| We don' t hesitate to try and create | |
| And then perpatuate fictious impressions | |
| Courteous words like " thank you, I' m sorry | |
| Please and world you forgive me" | |
| Which we once knew | |
| Have now become a forgotten thing | |
| Of the past | |
| But " convict and condemn" in our minds | |
| Our bosom pals, without a trial | |
| But this wickedness, crookedness | |
| Stupid and malicious gile is out of style | |
| Can' t people construct and try to engage | |
| In something to alleviate this present shortage | |
| Control the urge to damage | |
| And as the people be less savage | |
| In this day and age | |
| Remember we pass that stage | |
| We share disrespect and then we object | |
| When people reject us and call us low class | |
| Saturday night infideliy' s a damn joke | |
| We' re cussing, we' re whoring | |
| We' re smoking dope | |
| Sunday morning we' re holier than the pope | |
| When we critisize we tend to dramatize | |
| Thereby exercising ignorance and folly | |
| Why can' t we forget about the pride and scrimmage | |
| Ignore the old talk and gossip in the village | |
| Cease the damn wastage | |
| And as the people be less savage | |
| In this day and age | |
| Remember we pass that stage |