作词 : Buck, Mills, Stipe | |
you wake up in the morning | |
and fall out of your bed | |
mean cats eat parakeets | |
and this one's nearly dead. | |
you dearly wish the wind would shift | |
and greasy windows slide | |
open for the parakeet | |
who's colored bitter lime. | |
open the window | |
and lift into your dreams | |
lately baby | |
you can barely breathe. | |
a broken wrist | |
an accident | |
you know that something's wrong | |
you fold the leavings of your past | |
no one knows you've gone. | |
the sunspot flares of the early | |
nineties light up your wings. | |
and scan the shortwave radio | |
it's tracking outer rings. | |
the tectonic dispatcher shifts | |
to smooth the ocean floor | |
and flattens out to warmer winds | |
of Brisbane's sunny shore. | |
where buddhas tend to mending wrists | |
a tea made from the leaves | |
of eucalyptus fragrances | |
and coriander seeds. | |
you wake up in the morning | |
to warm Pacific breeze | |
where mean cats chew on licorice | |
and cannot climb the trees. | |
open your window | |
and lift into a dream | |
baby, baby | |
baby starts to breathe |
zuo ci : Buck, Mills, Stipe | |
you wake up in the morning | |
and fall out of your bed | |
mean cats eat parakeets | |
and this one' s nearly dead. | |
you dearly wish the wind would shift | |
and greasy windows slide | |
open for the parakeet | |
who' s colored bitter lime. | |
open the window | |
and lift into your dreams | |
lately baby | |
you can barely breathe. | |
a broken wrist | |
an accident | |
you know that something' s wrong | |
you fold the leavings of your past | |
no one knows you' ve gone. | |
the sunspot flares of the early | |
nineties light up your wings. | |
and scan the shortwave radio | |
it' s tracking outer rings. | |
the tectonic dispatcher shifts | |
to smooth the ocean floor | |
and flattens out to warmer winds | |
of Brisbane' s sunny shore. | |
where buddhas tend to mending wrists | |
a tea made from the leaves | |
of eucalyptus fragrances | |
and coriander seeds. | |
you wake up in the morning | |
to warm Pacific breeze | |
where mean cats chew on licorice | |
and cannot climb the trees. | |
open your window | |
and lift into a dream | |
baby, baby | |
baby starts to breathe |
zuò cí : Buck, Mills, Stipe | |
you wake up in the morning | |
and fall out of your bed | |
mean cats eat parakeets | |
and this one' s nearly dead. | |
you dearly wish the wind would shift | |
and greasy windows slide | |
open for the parakeet | |
who' s colored bitter lime. | |
open the window | |
and lift into your dreams | |
lately baby | |
you can barely breathe. | |
a broken wrist | |
an accident | |
you know that something' s wrong | |
you fold the leavings of your past | |
no one knows you' ve gone. | |
the sunspot flares of the early | |
nineties light up your wings. | |
and scan the shortwave radio | |
it' s tracking outer rings. | |
the tectonic dispatcher shifts | |
to smooth the ocean floor | |
and flattens out to warmer winds | |
of Brisbane' s sunny shore. | |
where buddhas tend to mending wrists | |
a tea made from the leaves | |
of eucalyptus fragrances | |
and coriander seeds. | |
you wake up in the morning | |
to warm Pacific breeze | |
where mean cats chew on licorice | |
and cannot climb the trees. | |
open your window | |
and lift into a dream | |
baby, baby | |
baby starts to breathe |