[00:00.00] | 作词 : Paul Trust/Dustin Bates |
[00:01.00] | 作曲 : Paul Trust/Dustin Bates |
[00:11.17] | In the vale of years beneath |
[00:14.67] | A griesly troop are seen |
[00:17.94] | The painful family of Death |
[00:21.07] | More hideous than their Queen |
[00:24.35] | To each his suff'rings: all the same |
[00:27.60] | Conemn’d alike to groan |
[00:30.83] | The tender for another's pain |
[00:34.17] | Th' unfeeling for his own |
[00:37.61] | And happiness too swiftly flies |
[00:40.89] | When sign comes to bless |
[00:44.09] | For to come destroy their paradise |
[00:48.13] | The ignorance is bliss |
[00:58.41] | “To die, to sleep – to sleep, perchance to dream – ay, there’s the rub, for in this sleep of death what dreams may come…” |
[00:00.00] | zuo ci : Paul Trust Dustin Bates |
[00:01.00] | zuo qu : Paul Trust Dustin Bates |
[00:11.17] | In the vale of years beneath |
[00:14.67] | A griesly troop are seen |
[00:17.94] | The painful family of Death |
[00:21.07] | More hideous than their Queen |
[00:24.35] | To each his suff' rings: all the same |
[00:27.60] | Conemn' d alike to groan |
[00:30.83] | The tender for another' s pain |
[00:34.17] | Th' unfeeling for his own |
[00:37.61] | And happiness too swiftly flies |
[00:40.89] | When sign comes to bless |
[00:44.09] | For to come destroy their paradise |
[00:48.13] | The ignorance is bliss |
[00:58.41] | " To die, to sleep to sleep, perchance to dream ay, there' s the rub, for in this sleep of death what dreams may come" |
[00:00.00] | zuò cí : Paul Trust Dustin Bates |
[00:01.00] | zuò qǔ : Paul Trust Dustin Bates |
[00:11.17] | In the vale of years beneath |
[00:14.67] | A griesly troop are seen |
[00:17.94] | The painful family of Death |
[00:21.07] | More hideous than their Queen |
[00:24.35] | To each his suff' rings: all the same |
[00:27.60] | Conemn' d alike to groan |
[00:30.83] | The tender for another' s pain |
[00:34.17] | Th' unfeeling for his own |
[00:37.61] | And happiness too swiftly flies |
[00:40.89] | When sign comes to bless |
[00:44.09] | For to come destroy their paradise |
[00:48.13] | The ignorance is bliss |
[00:58.41] | " To die, to sleep to sleep, perchance to dream ay, there' s the rub, for in this sleep of death what dreams may come" |