Song | Wonderful Way to Go |
Artist | New Model Army |
Album | Strange Brotherhood |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Heaton, Sullivan | |
The wolf he howls, howls up at the moon, | |
out on the steps beneath my hotel room. | |
Was in the woods behind this little town | |
we went flying up through the silhouette trees, | |
then crashing down. Colours brighter than I've ever seen, | |
More wired than I've ever been - and the faces turn to stone . . . | |
On through the gates again - what a wonderful way to go . . . | |
What a wonderful way to go. | |
Tell me your story, tell me no lies; | |
we touch each other - but only with our eyes. | |
Some kind of game, to play with desire; | |
it's just beneath the skin that I'm alive. | |
Colours brighter than I've ever seen - more wired than I've ever been | |
And the faces turn to stone - on through the gates again; | |
what a wonderful way to go - what a wonderful way to go. | |
Tonight the moon, she lays a silver path across the blackened sea, | |
I'm swimming out against the tide, the waves are breaking over me; | |
and deep beneath the waters in the darkness I can hear her | |
as she calls for me to come. . . | |
The wolf he howls, howls up at the moon; | |
some day coming - some day soon | |
Onto his shoulder, to carry me home; | |
flying up through the silhouette trees and we'll be gone | |
Colours brighter than I've ever seen - more wired than I've ever been; | |
And all the faces turn to stone - on through the gates again . . . | |
What a wonderful way to go - what a wonderful way to go . . . |
zuo ci : Heaton, Sullivan | |
The wolf he howls, howls up at the moon, | |
out on the steps beneath my hotel room. | |
Was in the woods behind this little town | |
we went flying up through the silhouette trees, | |
then crashing down. Colours brighter than I' ve ever seen, | |
More wired than I' ve ever been and the faces turn to stone . . . | |
On through the gates again what a wonderful way to go . . . | |
What a wonderful way to go. | |
Tell me your story, tell me no lies | |
we touch each other but only with our eyes. | |
Some kind of game, to play with desire | |
it' s just beneath the skin that I' m alive. | |
Colours brighter than I' ve ever seen more wired than I' ve ever been | |
And the faces turn to stone on through the gates again | |
what a wonderful way to go what a wonderful way to go. | |
Tonight the moon, she lays a silver path across the blackened sea, | |
I' m swimming out against the tide, the waves are breaking over me | |
and deep beneath the waters in the darkness I can hear her | |
as she calls for me to come. . . | |
The wolf he howls, howls up at the moon | |
some day coming some day soon | |
Onto his shoulder, to carry me home | |
flying up through the silhouette trees and we' ll be gone | |
Colours brighter than I' ve ever seen more wired than I' ve ever been | |
And all the faces turn to stone on through the gates again . . . | |
What a wonderful way to go what a wonderful way to go . . . |
zuò cí : Heaton, Sullivan | |
The wolf he howls, howls up at the moon, | |
out on the steps beneath my hotel room. | |
Was in the woods behind this little town | |
we went flying up through the silhouette trees, | |
then crashing down. Colours brighter than I' ve ever seen, | |
More wired than I' ve ever been and the faces turn to stone . . . | |
On through the gates again what a wonderful way to go . . . | |
What a wonderful way to go. | |
Tell me your story, tell me no lies | |
we touch each other but only with our eyes. | |
Some kind of game, to play with desire | |
it' s just beneath the skin that I' m alive. | |
Colours brighter than I' ve ever seen more wired than I' ve ever been | |
And the faces turn to stone on through the gates again | |
what a wonderful way to go what a wonderful way to go. | |
Tonight the moon, she lays a silver path across the blackened sea, | |
I' m swimming out against the tide, the waves are breaking over me | |
and deep beneath the waters in the darkness I can hear her | |
as she calls for me to come. . . | |
The wolf he howls, howls up at the moon | |
some day coming some day soon | |
Onto his shoulder, to carry me home | |
flying up through the silhouette trees and we' ll be gone | |
Colours brighter than I' ve ever seen more wired than I' ve ever been | |
And all the faces turn to stone on through the gates again . . . | |
What a wonderful way to go what a wonderful way to go . . . |