Song | Glycaemic Index Blues |
Artist | Max Tundra |
Album | Parallax Error Beheads You |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Jacobs | |
As the village gives me up for dead | |
I hide in a neighbour's bed | |
Then under the door glides a river of glossy red | |
A fruit in a fractured skin | |
A slit in the peel and the juices come tumbling through | |
The boat was too crowded so I had a word with the crew | |
I can't get my head around spread betting | |
I'd rather use the Cher setting | |
The world's financial markets hold no interest for me | |
That man from the string quartet | |
Is wearing the thing that he won in a drunken bet | |
Your friend's trying to call you | |
It looks like he might be upset | |
Intricate patterns of light dictate the tone | |
Downed by a wink from a sylph I've never known | |
I'm so alone | |
The cutting-room men from the studio got their wish | |
The clunk of a cauldron on flagstone, the slippery dish | |
My seventy-eights in the move were all smashed apart | |
The legs in the megaphone pulse to the beat of my heart |
zuo qu : Jacobs | |
As the village gives me up for dead | |
I hide in a neighbour' s bed | |
Then under the door glides a river of glossy red | |
A fruit in a fractured skin | |
A slit in the peel and the juices come tumbling through | |
The boat was too crowded so I had a word with the crew | |
I can' t get my head around spread betting | |
I' d rather use the Cher setting | |
The world' s financial markets hold no interest for me | |
That man from the string quartet | |
Is wearing the thing that he won in a drunken bet | |
Your friend' s trying to call you | |
It looks like he might be upset | |
Intricate patterns of light dictate the tone | |
Downed by a wink from a sylph I' ve never known | |
I' m so alone | |
The cuttingroom men from the studio got their wish | |
The clunk of a cauldron on flagstone, the slippery dish | |
My seventyeights in the move were all smashed apart | |
The legs in the megaphone pulse to the beat of my heart |
zuò qǔ : Jacobs | |
As the village gives me up for dead | |
I hide in a neighbour' s bed | |
Then under the door glides a river of glossy red | |
A fruit in a fractured skin | |
A slit in the peel and the juices come tumbling through | |
The boat was too crowded so I had a word with the crew | |
I can' t get my head around spread betting | |
I' d rather use the Cher setting | |
The world' s financial markets hold no interest for me | |
That man from the string quartet | |
Is wearing the thing that he won in a drunken bet | |
Your friend' s trying to call you | |
It looks like he might be upset | |
Intricate patterns of light dictate the tone | |
Downed by a wink from a sylph I' ve never known | |
I' m so alone | |
The cuttingroom men from the studio got their wish | |
The clunk of a cauldron on flagstone, the slippery dish | |
My seventyeights in the move were all smashed apart | |
The legs in the megaphone pulse to the beat of my heart |