Song | A Widow's Toast |
Artist | Neko Case |
Album | Fox Confessor Brings The Flood |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Case | |
Specters move like pilot flames | |
Their widows toast at St. Angel | |
Better times collide with now | |
The tears were warm, I feel them still | |
Their heat to vapor and disperse | |
And cloud our eyes with weary glaze | |
You raise your glass and may exclaim | |
'I'll put my hands on the truth by God' | |
But it's faster, love, than you and me | |
Faster than the speed of gravity | |
That's how it catches you from falling | |
And how it always slips away | |
Specters move like pilot flames | |
Their widows toast at St. Angel | |
Better times collide with now | |
And better times | |
And better times are coming still |
zuo ci : Case | |
Specters move like pilot flames | |
Their widows toast at St. Angel | |
Better times collide with now | |
The tears were warm, I feel them still | |
Their heat to vapor and disperse | |
And cloud our eyes with weary glaze | |
You raise your glass and may exclaim | |
' I' ll put my hands on the truth by God' | |
But it' s faster, love, than you and me | |
Faster than the speed of gravity | |
That' s how it catches you from falling | |
And how it always slips away | |
Specters move like pilot flames | |
Their widows toast at St. Angel | |
Better times collide with now | |
And better times | |
And better times are coming still |
zuò cí : Case | |
Specters move like pilot flames | |
Their widows toast at St. Angel | |
Better times collide with now | |
The tears were warm, I feel them still | |
Their heat to vapor and disperse | |
And cloud our eyes with weary glaze | |
You raise your glass and may exclaim | |
' I' ll put my hands on the truth by God' | |
But it' s faster, love, than you and me | |
Faster than the speed of gravity | |
That' s how it catches you from falling | |
And how it always slips away | |
Specters move like pilot flames | |
Their widows toast at St. Angel | |
Better times collide with now | |
And better times | |
And better times are coming still |