| Song | Nautical |
| Artist | Protest the Hero |
| Album | Gallop Meets The Earth |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Protest The Hero | |
| The day civil glory dismembered my civility | |
| I could have parted ribs and flesh like a different kind of | |
| Red SeaDrowned the ancient east in western custom progress | |
| And the least of all our pride and sentiments | |
| Which turned out to be the closest thing | |
| To a fashion trend that's ever been put on trial | |
| Which turned out to be the closest thing | |
| To a fashion trend that's ever been put on trial | |
| The rest was cast off as denial of statehood and mastery | |
| The ultimate form of treason is the treacherous use of reason | |
| The treacherous use | |
| Employed by the bastard sons of | |
| AmericanFore-fathers who keep this fire burning | |
| With the flesh of their would-be | |
| American daughters | |
| Daughters, daughters, daughters | |
| What will happen to our children when the least of us pass on? | |
| Us who fought the monsters of our country's crowded closet | |
| Us who dropped the bombs on goodness when we saw it wasn't flawless | |
| Us whose youthful life was hostage to what harm did | |
| Who fought the hardest to be swept under the carpet | |
| And I'm still a cigarette, softly smoking on the edge of a metal ashtray | |
| I begged this place to let me burn and it whispered, "Burn away" |
| zuo qu : Protest The Hero | |
| The day civil glory dismembered my civility | |
| I could have parted ribs and flesh like a different kind of | |
| Red SeaDrowned the ancient east in western custom progress | |
| And the least of all our pride and sentiments | |
| Which turned out to be the closest thing | |
| To a fashion trend that' s ever been put on trial | |
| Which turned out to be the closest thing | |
| To a fashion trend that' s ever been put on trial | |
| The rest was cast off as denial of statehood and mastery | |
| The ultimate form of treason is the treacherous use of reason | |
| The treacherous use | |
| Employed by the bastard sons of | |
| AmericanForefathers who keep this fire burning | |
| With the flesh of their wouldbe | |
| American daughters | |
| Daughters, daughters, daughters | |
| What will happen to our children when the least of us pass on? | |
| Us who fought the monsters of our country' s crowded closet | |
| Us who dropped the bombs on goodness when we saw it wasn' t flawless | |
| Us whose youthful life was hostage to what harm did | |
| Who fought the hardest to be swept under the carpet | |
| And I' m still a cigarette, softly smoking on the edge of a metal ashtray | |
| I begged this place to let me burn and it whispered, " Burn away" |
| zuò qǔ : Protest The Hero | |
| The day civil glory dismembered my civility | |
| I could have parted ribs and flesh like a different kind of | |
| Red SeaDrowned the ancient east in western custom progress | |
| And the least of all our pride and sentiments | |
| Which turned out to be the closest thing | |
| To a fashion trend that' s ever been put on trial | |
| Which turned out to be the closest thing | |
| To a fashion trend that' s ever been put on trial | |
| The rest was cast off as denial of statehood and mastery | |
| The ultimate form of treason is the treacherous use of reason | |
| The treacherous use | |
| Employed by the bastard sons of | |
| AmericanForefathers who keep this fire burning | |
| With the flesh of their wouldbe | |
| American daughters | |
| Daughters, daughters, daughters | |
| What will happen to our children when the least of us pass on? | |
| Us who fought the monsters of our country' s crowded closet | |
| Us who dropped the bombs on goodness when we saw it wasn' t flawless | |
| Us whose youthful life was hostage to what harm did | |
| Who fought the hardest to be swept under the carpet | |
| And I' m still a cigarette, softly smoking on the edge of a metal ashtray | |
| I begged this place to let me burn and it whispered, " Burn away" |