作词 : Mould | |
I walk through the day | |
Through the open fields | |
I walk to my truck | |
To my truck and drive away | |
To the road | |
Through the broken roads, trusty road | |
I was headed for the road | |
The road that runs that way | |
And i, i see the train | |
The trains don't run to brasilia | |
I walked through the fields | |
Through the fields to brasilia | |
My ticket stub says i'm going | |
I'm going to trenton | |
When my friends stop by | |
I try to impress them, no buildings over two stories high | |
Except my house, oh my my, i see | |
See crossed lattice work made out of brick | |
I see buildings | |
With laundry hanging out of the window | |
Never in my wildest dreams would i think i'd see | |
Brasilia crossed with trenton | |
When you live in the middle of nowhere | |
Your imagination runs away and wild | |
You make games, i make games that i play most once a day | |
I pretend brasilia turned to trenton | |
Brasilia crossed with trenton | |
Department store | |
The only place that i buy clothes anymore | |
I used to be a big shopper 'round the world | |
Big credit cards, they don't matter anymore | |
'cause i can't pay any money that i owe | |
To these cards anymore | |
They don't take these things down at the bank | |
They just take money | |
Imagine yourself in the middle of nowhere | |
Imagination runs away for a while | |
I play games about once a day or so | |
I don't know, that's where i'd rather go | |
Brasilia crossed with trenton | |
I wish that i could tell my story | |
To all the people that listened to my story long ago | |
I knew that this would happen sooner or later | |
That i'd get disillusioned with it all | |
Just throw my hands up to the sky and say | |
Oh lord, what happened, what happened | |
To make things run this way | |
Imagine yourself in the middle of nowhere | |
Your imagination runs away for a while | |
You learn to play games about once every day or so | |
I walked to brasilia crossed with trenton | |
Brasilia crossed with trenton |
zuo ci : Mould | |
I walk through the day | |
Through the open fields | |
I walk to my truck | |
To my truck and drive away | |
To the road | |
Through the broken roads, trusty road | |
I was headed for the road | |
The road that runs that way | |
And i, i see the train | |
The trains don' t run to brasilia | |
I walked through the fields | |
Through the fields to brasilia | |
My ticket stub says i' m going | |
I' m going to trenton | |
When my friends stop by | |
I try to impress them, no buildings over two stories high | |
Except my house, oh my my, i see | |
See crossed lattice work made out of brick | |
I see buildings | |
With laundry hanging out of the window | |
Never in my wildest dreams would i think i' d see | |
Brasilia crossed with trenton | |
When you live in the middle of nowhere | |
Your imagination runs away and wild | |
You make games, i make games that i play most once a day | |
I pretend brasilia turned to trenton | |
Brasilia crossed with trenton | |
Department store | |
The only place that i buy clothes anymore | |
I used to be a big shopper ' round the world | |
Big credit cards, they don' t matter anymore | |
' cause i can' t pay any money that i owe | |
To these cards anymore | |
They don' t take these things down at the bank | |
They just take money | |
Imagine yourself in the middle of nowhere | |
Imagination runs away for a while | |
I play games about once a day or so | |
I don' t know, that' s where i' d rather go | |
Brasilia crossed with trenton | |
I wish that i could tell my story | |
To all the people that listened to my story long ago | |
I knew that this would happen sooner or later | |
That i' d get disillusioned with it all | |
Just throw my hands up to the sky and say | |
Oh lord, what happened, what happened | |
To make things run this way | |
Imagine yourself in the middle of nowhere | |
Your imagination runs away for a while | |
You learn to play games about once every day or so | |
I walked to brasilia crossed with trenton | |
Brasilia crossed with trenton |
zuò cí : Mould | |
I walk through the day | |
Through the open fields | |
I walk to my truck | |
To my truck and drive away | |
To the road | |
Through the broken roads, trusty road | |
I was headed for the road | |
The road that runs that way | |
And i, i see the train | |
The trains don' t run to brasilia | |
I walked through the fields | |
Through the fields to brasilia | |
My ticket stub says i' m going | |
I' m going to trenton | |
When my friends stop by | |
I try to impress them, no buildings over two stories high | |
Except my house, oh my my, i see | |
See crossed lattice work made out of brick | |
I see buildings | |
With laundry hanging out of the window | |
Never in my wildest dreams would i think i' d see | |
Brasilia crossed with trenton | |
When you live in the middle of nowhere | |
Your imagination runs away and wild | |
You make games, i make games that i play most once a day | |
I pretend brasilia turned to trenton | |
Brasilia crossed with trenton | |
Department store | |
The only place that i buy clothes anymore | |
I used to be a big shopper ' round the world | |
Big credit cards, they don' t matter anymore | |
' cause i can' t pay any money that i owe | |
To these cards anymore | |
They don' t take these things down at the bank | |
They just take money | |
Imagine yourself in the middle of nowhere | |
Imagination runs away for a while | |
I play games about once a day or so | |
I don' t know, that' s where i' d rather go | |
Brasilia crossed with trenton | |
I wish that i could tell my story | |
To all the people that listened to my story long ago | |
I knew that this would happen sooner or later | |
That i' d get disillusioned with it all | |
Just throw my hands up to the sky and say | |
Oh lord, what happened, what happened | |
To make things run this way | |
Imagine yourself in the middle of nowhere | |
Your imagination runs away for a while | |
You learn to play games about once every day or so | |
I walked to brasilia crossed with trenton | |
Brasilia crossed with trenton |