Song | A Visit to a Sad Planet |
Artist | Leonard Nimoy |
Album | Spaced Out: The Best of Leonard Nimoy and William Shatner |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Christopher, Grean | |
Stardate 24-34 point 2 | |
First Officer’s log | |
On a routine patrol flight | |
In the Milky Way Galaxy | |
I discovered on our space-sensors | |
An unidentified planet careening wildly | |
In an eccentric solar orbit | |
I ordered an immediate investigation | |
And with much difficulty | |
Manoeuvred our ship for a temporary orbit | |
Upon beaming down to the plant's surface | |
All I could see were ruins | |
Ruins of some type of civilisation | |
Crumbled buildings | |
Deserted streets | |
Charred vegetation | |
All covered with a thick layer of dust | |
Which our scanners indicated as intensely radioactive | |
I proceeded to make a through survey of the area | |
According to my calculations | |
I could tell that some recent phenomenon or holocaust had occurred | |
And destroyed whatever advanced civilisation had existed on the planet | |
I found no sign of life | |
As I made my way back to the ship | |
I heard a sound | |
It came from a cellar, in one of the nearby buildings | |
Carefully and slowly | |
I found my way to the source | |
And discovered a human being | |
Or rather what once was a human being | |
A scarred, disfigured man lying in the rubble | |
When I questioned him | |
He told me this had once been a great world | |
They had abundance and plenty | |
Intelligence | |
Beauty | |
Love | |
There was enough for everyone who lived there | |
But the inhabitants where never satisfied | |
They wanted more | |
They wanted everything | |
And they started to quarrel amongst themselves | |
They could not live in peace | |
And they tried to destroy each other | |
In doing this they destroyed everything | |
Their abundance | |
Their plenty | |
Their own intelligence | |
Their beauty | |
Their Love | |
He told me that | |
So far as he knew | |
He was the only living thing left | |
But that he knew he was dying | |
When I asked him the name of the planet | |
He replied | |
'We called it Earth' |
zuo ci : Christopher, Grean | |
Stardate 2434 point 2 | |
First Officer' s log | |
On a routine patrol flight | |
In the Milky Way Galaxy | |
I discovered on our spacesensors | |
An unidentified planet careening wildly | |
In an eccentric solar orbit | |
I ordered an immediate investigation | |
And with much difficulty | |
Manoeuvred our ship for a temporary orbit | |
Upon beaming down to the plant' s surface | |
All I could see were ruins | |
Ruins of some type of civilisation | |
Crumbled buildings | |
Deserted streets | |
Charred vegetation | |
All covered with a thick layer of dust | |
Which our scanners indicated as intensely radioactive | |
I proceeded to make a through survey of the area | |
According to my calculations | |
I could tell that some recent phenomenon or holocaust had occurred | |
And destroyed whatever advanced civilisation had existed on the planet | |
I found no sign of life | |
As I made my way back to the ship | |
I heard a sound | |
It came from a cellar, in one of the nearby buildings | |
Carefully and slowly | |
I found my way to the source | |
And discovered a human being | |
Or rather what once was a human being | |
A scarred, disfigured man lying in the rubble | |
When I questioned him | |
He told me this had once been a great world | |
They had abundance and plenty | |
Intelligence | |
Beauty | |
Love | |
There was enough for everyone who lived there | |
But the inhabitants where never satisfied | |
They wanted more | |
They wanted everything | |
And they started to quarrel amongst themselves | |
They could not live in peace | |
And they tried to destroy each other | |
In doing this they destroyed everything | |
Their abundance | |
Their plenty | |
Their own intelligence | |
Their beauty | |
Their Love | |
He told me that | |
So far as he knew | |
He was the only living thing left | |
But that he knew he was dying | |
When I asked him the name of the planet | |
He replied | |
' We called it Earth' |
zuò cí : Christopher, Grean | |
Stardate 2434 point 2 | |
First Officer' s log | |
On a routine patrol flight | |
In the Milky Way Galaxy | |
I discovered on our spacesensors | |
An unidentified planet careening wildly | |
In an eccentric solar orbit | |
I ordered an immediate investigation | |
And with much difficulty | |
Manoeuvred our ship for a temporary orbit | |
Upon beaming down to the plant' s surface | |
All I could see were ruins | |
Ruins of some type of civilisation | |
Crumbled buildings | |
Deserted streets | |
Charred vegetation | |
All covered with a thick layer of dust | |
Which our scanners indicated as intensely radioactive | |
I proceeded to make a through survey of the area | |
According to my calculations | |
I could tell that some recent phenomenon or holocaust had occurred | |
And destroyed whatever advanced civilisation had existed on the planet | |
I found no sign of life | |
As I made my way back to the ship | |
I heard a sound | |
It came from a cellar, in one of the nearby buildings | |
Carefully and slowly | |
I found my way to the source | |
And discovered a human being | |
Or rather what once was a human being | |
A scarred, disfigured man lying in the rubble | |
When I questioned him | |
He told me this had once been a great world | |
They had abundance and plenty | |
Intelligence | |
Beauty | |
Love | |
There was enough for everyone who lived there | |
But the inhabitants where never satisfied | |
They wanted more | |
They wanted everything | |
And they started to quarrel amongst themselves | |
They could not live in peace | |
And they tried to destroy each other | |
In doing this they destroyed everything | |
Their abundance | |
Their plenty | |
Their own intelligence | |
Their beauty | |
Their Love | |
He told me that | |
So far as he knew | |
He was the only living thing left | |
But that he knew he was dying | |
When I asked him the name of the planet | |
He replied | |
' We called it Earth' |