作词 : Buck, Mills, Stipe | |
if we're talking about love | |
then I have to tell you | |
dear readers I'm not sure where I'm headed. | |
I've gotten lost before. | |
I've woke up stone drunk | |
face down in the floor. | |
late afternoon the house is hot. | |
I started I jumped up. | |
everyone hates a bore. | |
everyone hates a drunk. | |
this may be a lit invention | |
professors muddled in their intent | |
to try to rope in followers | |
to float their malcontent. | |
as for this reader, | |
I'm already spent. | |
late afternoon, the house is hot. | |
I started, I jumped up. | |
everyone hates a sad professor. | |
I hate where I wound up. | |
dear readers, my apologies. | |
I'm drifting in and out of sleep. | |
long silence presents the tragedies | |
of love. note the age. get afraid. | |
the surface hazy with attendant thoughts. | |
a lazy eye metaphor on the rocks. | |
late afternoon, the house is hot. | |
I started, I jumped up. | |
everyone hates a bore. | |
everyone hates a drunk. | |
everyone hates a sad professor. | |
I hate where I wound up. | |
I hate where I wound up. |
zuo ci : Buck, Mills, Stipe | |
if we' re talking about love | |
then I have to tell you | |
dear readers I' m not sure where I' m headed. | |
I' ve gotten lost before. | |
I' ve woke up stone drunk | |
face down in the floor. | |
late afternoon the house is hot. | |
I started I jumped up. | |
everyone hates a bore. | |
everyone hates a drunk. | |
this may be a lit invention | |
professors muddled in their intent | |
to try to rope in followers | |
to float their malcontent. | |
as for this reader, | |
I' m already spent. | |
late afternoon, the house is hot. | |
I started, I jumped up. | |
everyone hates a sad professor. | |
I hate where I wound up. | |
dear readers, my apologies. | |
I' m drifting in and out of sleep. | |
long silence presents the tragedies | |
of love. note the age. get afraid. | |
the surface hazy with attendant thoughts. | |
a lazy eye metaphor on the rocks. | |
late afternoon, the house is hot. | |
I started, I jumped up. | |
everyone hates a bore. | |
everyone hates a drunk. | |
everyone hates a sad professor. | |
I hate where I wound up. | |
I hate where I wound up. |
zuò cí : Buck, Mills, Stipe | |
if we' re talking about love | |
then I have to tell you | |
dear readers I' m not sure where I' m headed. | |
I' ve gotten lost before. | |
I' ve woke up stone drunk | |
face down in the floor. | |
late afternoon the house is hot. | |
I started I jumped up. | |
everyone hates a bore. | |
everyone hates a drunk. | |
this may be a lit invention | |
professors muddled in their intent | |
to try to rope in followers | |
to float their malcontent. | |
as for this reader, | |
I' m already spent. | |
late afternoon, the house is hot. | |
I started, I jumped up. | |
everyone hates a sad professor. | |
I hate where I wound up. | |
dear readers, my apologies. | |
I' m drifting in and out of sleep. | |
long silence presents the tragedies | |
of love. note the age. get afraid. | |
the surface hazy with attendant thoughts. | |
a lazy eye metaphor on the rocks. | |
late afternoon, the house is hot. | |
I started, I jumped up. | |
everyone hates a bore. | |
everyone hates a drunk. | |
everyone hates a sad professor. | |
I hate where I wound up. | |
I hate where I wound up. |