Song | Birthday Carol |
Artist | Todd Rundgren |
Album | Runt |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Rundgren | |
I was born this very morning | |
And my brother he was also born, | |
In our first nine months we learned to speak | |
And we have been listening since early morn. | |
I love no one but my brother | |
Who spent those months with me | |
I hate no one and no other has so far hated me | |
But it isn't yet the afternoon, | |
And things are still to be, | |
And when evening comes we all will see. | |
I am not very old and i won't live long. | |
I was born this very morning singing this here song | |
Now i feel the worst for older people | |
Winding out their friendless hours alone | |
Seeing lives like plays at final curtain | |
Looking out to find everyone has gone home. | |
Is there something i can pray to? | |
Some offering i can send? | |
Or some ear that i can play to, to help him find a friend? | |
And maybe then redeem myself to keep me from that end | |
For the evening comes and who knows when. | |
Oh, my brother, where is our mother? | |
Is there no other to live together, | |
To be our lover? |
zuo qu : Rundgren | |
I was born this very morning | |
And my brother he was also born, | |
In our first nine months we learned to speak | |
And we have been listening since early morn. | |
I love no one but my brother | |
Who spent those months with me | |
I hate no one and no other has so far hated me | |
But it isn' t yet the afternoon, | |
And things are still to be, | |
And when evening comes we all will see. | |
I am not very old and i won' t live long. | |
I was born this very morning singing this here song | |
Now i feel the worst for older people | |
Winding out their friendless hours alone | |
Seeing lives like plays at final curtain | |
Looking out to find everyone has gone home. | |
Is there something i can pray to? | |
Some offering i can send? | |
Or some ear that i can play to, to help him find a friend? | |
And maybe then redeem myself to keep me from that end | |
For the evening comes and who knows when. | |
Oh, my brother, where is our mother? | |
Is there no other to live together, | |
To be our lover? |
zuò qǔ : Rundgren | |
I was born this very morning | |
And my brother he was also born, | |
In our first nine months we learned to speak | |
And we have been listening since early morn. | |
I love no one but my brother | |
Who spent those months with me | |
I hate no one and no other has so far hated me | |
But it isn' t yet the afternoon, | |
And things are still to be, | |
And when evening comes we all will see. | |
I am not very old and i won' t live long. | |
I was born this very morning singing this here song | |
Now i feel the worst for older people | |
Winding out their friendless hours alone | |
Seeing lives like plays at final curtain | |
Looking out to find everyone has gone home. | |
Is there something i can pray to? | |
Some offering i can send? | |
Or some ear that i can play to, to help him find a friend? | |
And maybe then redeem myself to keep me from that end | |
For the evening comes and who knows when. | |
Oh, my brother, where is our mother? | |
Is there no other to live together, | |
To be our lover? |