Song | The Booklovers |
Artist | The Divine Comedy |
Album | Promenade |
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作词 : Hannon | |
"this book deals with epiphenomenalism, which has to do with consciousness as a mere accessory of physiological processes whose presence or absence... makes no difference... whatever are yo | |
Ng?" | |
Aphra benn:hello | |
Cervantes:donkey | |
Daniel defoe: to christen the day! | |
Samuel richardson: hello | |
Henry fielding: tittle-tattle tittle-tattle... | |
Lawrence sterne: hello | |
Mary wolstencraft: vindicated! | |
Jane austen: here i am! | |
Sir walter scott: we're all doomed! | |
Leo tolstoy: yes! | |
Honor?de balzac: oui... | |
Edgar allen poe: aaaarrrggghhhh! | |
Charlotte brontë: hello... | |
Emily brontë: hello... | |
Anne brontë: hellooo..? | |
Nikolai gogol: vas chi | |
Gustav flaubert: oui | |
William makepeace thackeray: call me 'william makepeace thackeray' | |
Nathaniel hawthorne: the letter 'a' | |
Herman melville: ahoy there! | |
Charles dickens: london is so beautiful this time of year... | |
Anthony trollope: good-good-good-good evening! | |
Fyodor dostoevsky: here come the sleepers... | |
Mark twain: i can't even spell 'mississippi'! | |
George eliot: george reads german | |
Emile zola: j'accuse | |
Henry james: howdy miss wharton! | |
Thomas hardy: ooo-arrr! | |
Joseph conrad: i'm a bloody boring writer... | |
Katherine mansfield: [cough cough] | |
Edith wharton: well hello, mr james! | |
Dh lawrence: never heard of it | |
Em forster: never heard of it! | |
Happy the man, and happy he alone who in all honesty can call today his own; | |
He who has life and strength enough to say 'yesterday's dead & gone - i want to live today' | |
James joyce: hello there! | |
Virginia woolf: i'm losing my mind! | |
Marcel proust: je me'en souviens plus | |
F scott fitzgerald: baa bababa baa | |
Ernest hemingway: i forgot the.... | |
Hermann hesse: oh es ist alle so häßlich | |
Evelyn waugh: whoooaarr! | |
William faulkner: tu connait william faulkner? | |
Anaïs nin: the strand of pearls | |
Ford maddox ford: any colour, as long as it's black! | |
Jean-paul sartre: let's go to the dome, simone! | |
Simone de beauvoir: c'est exact present | |
Albert camus: the beach... the beach | |
Franz kafka: what do you want from me?! | |
Thomas mann: mam | |
Graham greene: call me 'pinky', lovely | |
Jack kerouac: me car's broken down... | |
William s burroughs: wowwww! | |
Happy the man, and happy he alone who in all honesty can call today his own; | |
He who has life and strength enough to say 'yesterday's dead & gone - i want to live today' | |
Kingsley amis: [cough] | |
Doris lessing: i hate men! | |
Vladimir nabokov: hello, little girl... | |
William golding: achtung busby! | |
Jg ballard: instrument binnacle | |
Richard brautigan: how are you doing? | |
Milan kundera: i don't do interviews | |
Ivy compton burnett: hello... | |
Paul theroux: have a nice day! | |
G邦nter grass: i've found snails! | |
Gore vidal: oh, it makes me mad! | |
John updike: run rabbit, run rabbit, run, run, run... | |
Kazuro ishiguro: ah so, old chap! | |
Malcolm bradbury: stroke john steinbeck, stroke jd salinger | |
Iain banks: too orangey for crows! | |
As byatt: nine tenths of the law, you know... | |
Martin amis: [burp] | |
Brett easton ellis: aaaaarrrggghhh! | |
Umberto eco: i don't understand this either... | |
Gabriel garcia marquez: mi casa es su casa | |
Roddy doyle: ha ha ha! | |
Salman rushdie: names will live forever... |
zuo ci : Hannon | |
" this book deals with epiphenomenalism, which has to do with consciousness as a mere accessory of physiological processes whose presence or absence... makes no difference... whatever are yo | |
Ng?" | |
Aphra benn: hello | |
Cervantes: donkey | |
Daniel defoe: to christen the day! | |
Samuel richardson: hello | |
Henry fielding: tittletattle tittletattle... | |
Lawrence sterne: hello | |
Mary wolstencraft: vindicated! | |
Jane austen: here i am! | |
Sir walter scott: we' re all doomed! | |
Leo tolstoy: yes! | |
Honor? de balzac: oui... | |
Edgar allen poe: aaaarrrggghhhh! | |
Charlotte bront: hello... | |
Emily bront: hello... | |
Anne bront: hellooo..? | |
Nikolai gogol: vas chi | |
Gustav flaubert: oui | |
William makepeace thackeray: call me ' william makepeace thackeray' | |
Nathaniel hawthorne: the letter ' a' | |
Herman melville: ahoy there! | |
Charles dickens: london is so beautiful this time of year... | |
Anthony trollope: goodgoodgoodgood evening! | |
Fyodor dostoevsky: here come the sleepers... | |
Mark twain: i can' t even spell ' mississippi'! | |
George eliot: george reads german | |
Emile zola: j' accuse | |
Henry james: howdy miss wharton! | |
Thomas hardy: oooarrr! | |
Joseph conrad: i' m a bloody boring writer... | |
Katherine mansfield: cough cough | |
Edith wharton: well hello, mr james! | |
Dh lawrence: never heard of it | |
Em forster: never heard of it! | |
Happy the man, and happy he alone who in all honesty can call today his own | |
He who has life and strength enough to say ' yesterday' s dead gone i want to live today' | |
James joyce: hello there! | |
Virginia woolf: i' m losing my mind! | |
Marcel proust: je me' en souviens plus | |
F scott fitzgerald: baa bababa baa | |
Ernest hemingway: i forgot the.... | |
Hermann hesse: oh es ist alle so h lich | |
Evelyn waugh: whoooaarr! | |
William faulkner: tu connait william faulkner? | |
Ana s nin: the strand of pearls | |
Ford maddox ford: any colour, as long as it' s black! | |
Jeanpaul sartre: let' s go to the dome, simone! | |
Simone de beauvoir: c' est exact present | |
Albert camus: the beach... the beach | |
Franz kafka: what do you want from me?! | |
Thomas mann: mam | |
Graham greene: call me ' pinky', lovely | |
Jack kerouac: me car' s broken down... | |
William s burroughs: wowwww! | |
Happy the man, and happy he alone who in all honesty can call today his own | |
He who has life and strength enough to say ' yesterday' s dead gone i want to live today' | |
Kingsley amis: cough | |
Doris lessing: i hate men! | |
Vladimir nabokov: hello, little girl... | |
William golding: achtung busby! | |
Jg ballard: instrument binnacle | |
Richard brautigan: how are you doing? | |
Milan kundera: i don' t do interviews | |
Ivy compton burnett: hello... | |
Paul theroux: have a nice day! | |
G bang nter grass: i' ve found snails! | |
Gore vidal: oh, it makes me mad! | |
John updike: run rabbit, run rabbit, run, run, run... | |
Kazuro ishiguro: ah so, old chap! | |
Malcolm bradbury: stroke john steinbeck, stroke jd salinger | |
Iain banks: too orangey for crows! | |
As byatt: nine tenths of the law, you know... | |
Martin amis: burp | |
Brett easton ellis: aaaaarrrggghhh! | |
Umberto eco: i don' t understand this either... | |
Gabriel garcia marquez: mi casa es su casa | |
Roddy doyle: ha ha ha! | |
Salman rushdie: names will live forever... |
zuò cí : Hannon | |
" this book deals with epiphenomenalism, which has to do with consciousness as a mere accessory of physiological processes whose presence or absence... makes no difference... whatever are yo | |
Ng?" | |
Aphra benn: hello | |
Cervantes: donkey | |
Daniel defoe: to christen the day! | |
Samuel richardson: hello | |
Henry fielding: tittletattle tittletattle... | |
Lawrence sterne: hello | |
Mary wolstencraft: vindicated! | |
Jane austen: here i am! | |
Sir walter scott: we' re all doomed! | |
Leo tolstoy: yes! | |
Honor? de balzac: oui... | |
Edgar allen poe: aaaarrrggghhhh! | |
Charlotte bront: hello... | |
Emily bront: hello... | |
Anne bront: hellooo..? | |
Nikolai gogol: vas chi | |
Gustav flaubert: oui | |
William makepeace thackeray: call me ' william makepeace thackeray' | |
Nathaniel hawthorne: the letter ' a' | |
Herman melville: ahoy there! | |
Charles dickens: london is so beautiful this time of year... | |
Anthony trollope: goodgoodgoodgood evening! | |
Fyodor dostoevsky: here come the sleepers... | |
Mark twain: i can' t even spell ' mississippi'! | |
George eliot: george reads german | |
Emile zola: j' accuse | |
Henry james: howdy miss wharton! | |
Thomas hardy: oooarrr! | |
Joseph conrad: i' m a bloody boring writer... | |
Katherine mansfield: cough cough | |
Edith wharton: well hello, mr james! | |
Dh lawrence: never heard of it | |
Em forster: never heard of it! | |
Happy the man, and happy he alone who in all honesty can call today his own | |
He who has life and strength enough to say ' yesterday' s dead gone i want to live today' | |
James joyce: hello there! | |
Virginia woolf: i' m losing my mind! | |
Marcel proust: je me' en souviens plus | |
F scott fitzgerald: baa bababa baa | |
Ernest hemingway: i forgot the.... | |
Hermann hesse: oh es ist alle so h lich | |
Evelyn waugh: whoooaarr! | |
William faulkner: tu connait william faulkner? | |
Ana s nin: the strand of pearls | |
Ford maddox ford: any colour, as long as it' s black! | |
Jeanpaul sartre: let' s go to the dome, simone! | |
Simone de beauvoir: c' est exact present | |
Albert camus: the beach... the beach | |
Franz kafka: what do you want from me?! | |
Thomas mann: mam | |
Graham greene: call me ' pinky', lovely | |
Jack kerouac: me car' s broken down... | |
William s burroughs: wowwww! | |
Happy the man, and happy he alone who in all honesty can call today his own | |
He who has life and strength enough to say ' yesterday' s dead gone i want to live today' | |
Kingsley amis: cough | |
Doris lessing: i hate men! | |
Vladimir nabokov: hello, little girl... | |
William golding: achtung busby! | |
Jg ballard: instrument binnacle | |
Richard brautigan: how are you doing? | |
Milan kundera: i don' t do interviews | |
Ivy compton burnett: hello... | |
Paul theroux: have a nice day! | |
G bāng nter grass: i' ve found snails! | |
Gore vidal: oh, it makes me mad! | |
John updike: run rabbit, run rabbit, run, run, run... | |
Kazuro ishiguro: ah so, old chap! | |
Malcolm bradbury: stroke john steinbeck, stroke jd salinger | |
Iain banks: too orangey for crows! | |
As byatt: nine tenths of the law, you know... | |
Martin amis: burp | |
Brett easton ellis: aaaaarrrggghhh! | |
Umberto eco: i don' t understand this either... | |
Gabriel garcia marquez: mi casa es su casa | |
Roddy doyle: ha ha ha! | |
Salman rushdie: names will live forever... |