Song | Ram Origami |
Artist | Peter Hammill |
Album | X my Heart |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Hammill | |
Here's the lost boy with the brittle smile, | |
plastered panstick on his face, | |
making himself up; for a little while | |
all the fragments will remain in place. | |
We are only what we manage to retrieve | |
out of memory | |
(Who do you think you are?) | |
Inside, it's hailstorm visibility | |
transformed by outer confidence and charm: | |
step up to take responsibility, | |
step down to keep the pieces of identity calm | |
and the moment we believe that we got it all in place | |
is the very moment when the cup overflows, | |
out of memory. | |
(Who do you think you are? | |
Where did you say you'd been? | |
What did you think you were? | |
How did it seem? | |
How does it seem?) | |
There goes the who, the what, the why and wherefore | |
all folded up in origami stuff: | |
people and places we once cared for... | |
we remember, but not vividly enough | |
and it's all blank paper when we finally open up | |
with not even watermarks as messages to trace | |
only folds in the floe of the frozen face | |
out of memory. |
zuo ci : Hammill | |
Here' s the lost boy with the brittle smile, | |
plastered panstick on his face, | |
making himself up for a little while | |
all the fragments will remain in place. | |
We are only what we manage to retrieve | |
out of memory | |
Who do you think you are? | |
Inside, it' s hailstorm visibility | |
transformed by outer confidence and charm: | |
step up to take responsibility, | |
step down to keep the pieces of identity calm | |
and the moment we believe that we got it all in place | |
is the very moment when the cup overflows, | |
out of memory. | |
Who do you think you are? | |
Where did you say you' d been? | |
What did you think you were? | |
How did it seem? | |
How does it seem? | |
There goes the who, the what, the why and wherefore | |
all folded up in origami stuff: | |
people and places we once cared for... | |
we remember, but not vividly enough | |
and it' s all blank paper when we finally open up | |
with not even watermarks as messages to trace | |
only folds in the floe of the frozen face | |
out of memory. |
zuò cí : Hammill | |
Here' s the lost boy with the brittle smile, | |
plastered panstick on his face, | |
making himself up for a little while | |
all the fragments will remain in place. | |
We are only what we manage to retrieve | |
out of memory | |
Who do you think you are? | |
Inside, it' s hailstorm visibility | |
transformed by outer confidence and charm: | |
step up to take responsibility, | |
step down to keep the pieces of identity calm | |
and the moment we believe that we got it all in place | |
is the very moment when the cup overflows, | |
out of memory. | |
Who do you think you are? | |
Where did you say you' d been? | |
What did you think you were? | |
How did it seem? | |
How does it seem? | |
There goes the who, the what, the why and wherefore | |
all folded up in origami stuff: | |
people and places we once cared for... | |
we remember, but not vividly enough | |
and it' s all blank paper when we finally open up | |
with not even watermarks as messages to trace | |
only folds in the floe of the frozen face | |
out of memory. |