Song | Sing Another Song, Boys |
Artist | Leonard Cohen |
Album | Songs Of Leonard Cohen / Songs Of Love And Hate (Coffret 2 CD) |
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作曲 : Leonard Cohen | |
作词 : Leonard Cohen | |
Let's sing another song, boys | |
This one has grown old and bitter | |
Ah, his fingernails, | |
I see they're broken | |
His ships, they're all on fire | |
The moneylender's lovely little daughter | |
Ah, she's eaten, she's eaten with desire | |
She spies him through the glasses | |
From the pawnshops of her wicked father | |
She hails him with a microphone | |
That some poor singer, just like me had to leave her | |
She tempts him with a clarinet | |
She waves a | |
Nazi dagger | |
She finds him lying in a heap | |
She wants to be his woman | |
He says, "Yes, I just might go to sleepBut kindly leave, leave the future, leave it open" | |
He stands where it is steep | |
Oh, I guess he thinks that he's the very first one | |
His hands upon his leather belt now | |
Like it was the wheel of some big ocean liner | |
And she will learn to touch herself so well | |
As all the sails burn down like paper | |
And he has lit the chain | |
Of his famous cigarillo | |
Ah, they'll never, they'll never ever reach the moon | |
At least not the one that we're after | |
It's floating, broken on the open sea, look out there, my friends | |
And it carries no survivors | |
But let's leave these lovers wondering | |
Why they cannot have each other | |
And let's sing another song, boys | |
This one has grown old and bitter |
zuo qu : Leonard Cohen | |
zuo ci : Leonard Cohen | |
Let' s sing another song, boys | |
This one has grown old and bitter | |
Ah, his fingernails, | |
I see they' re broken | |
His ships, they' re all on fire | |
The moneylender' s lovely little daughter | |
Ah, she' s eaten, she' s eaten with desire | |
She spies him through the glasses | |
From the pawnshops of her wicked father | |
She hails him with a microphone | |
That some poor singer, just like me had to leave her | |
She tempts him with a clarinet | |
She waves a | |
Nazi dagger | |
She finds him lying in a heap | |
She wants to be his woman | |
He says, " Yes, I just might go to sleepBut kindly leave, leave the future, leave it open" | |
He stands where it is steep | |
Oh, I guess he thinks that he' s the very first one | |
His hands upon his leather belt now | |
Like it was the wheel of some big ocean liner | |
And she will learn to touch herself so well | |
As all the sails burn down like paper | |
And he has lit the chain | |
Of his famous cigarillo | |
Ah, they' ll never, they' ll never ever reach the moon | |
At least not the one that we' re after | |
It' s floating, broken on the open sea, look out there, my friends | |
And it carries no survivors | |
But let' s leave these lovers wondering | |
Why they cannot have each other | |
And let' s sing another song, boys | |
This one has grown old and bitter |
zuò qǔ : Leonard Cohen | |
zuò cí : Leonard Cohen | |
Let' s sing another song, boys | |
This one has grown old and bitter | |
Ah, his fingernails, | |
I see they' re broken | |
His ships, they' re all on fire | |
The moneylender' s lovely little daughter | |
Ah, she' s eaten, she' s eaten with desire | |
She spies him through the glasses | |
From the pawnshops of her wicked father | |
She hails him with a microphone | |
That some poor singer, just like me had to leave her | |
She tempts him with a clarinet | |
She waves a | |
Nazi dagger | |
She finds him lying in a heap | |
She wants to be his woman | |
He says, " Yes, I just might go to sleepBut kindly leave, leave the future, leave it open" | |
He stands where it is steep | |
Oh, I guess he thinks that he' s the very first one | |
His hands upon his leather belt now | |
Like it was the wheel of some big ocean liner | |
And she will learn to touch herself so well | |
As all the sails burn down like paper | |
And he has lit the chain | |
Of his famous cigarillo | |
Ah, they' ll never, they' ll never ever reach the moon | |
At least not the one that we' re after | |
It' s floating, broken on the open sea, look out there, my friends | |
And it carries no survivors | |
But let' s leave these lovers wondering | |
Why they cannot have each other | |
And let' s sing another song, boys | |
This one has grown old and bitter |