| Song | Tall man crying |
| Artist | Saga |
| Album | Choice of weapons |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Midgard | |
| 作曲 : Midgard | |
| One day on this meaningless | |
| Journey through life | |
| I met a tall man crying. | |
| I asked him why a strong man wept. | |
| He said his race was dying. | |
| And a tear fell, ' though he told it well, | |
| For none would pause to consider his cause. | |
| He spoke of scorn and apathy | |
| From family and wife, | |
| And how his friends deserted him | |
| When he told the law of life. | |
| And a tear fell, ' though he told it well, | |
| For none would pause to consider his cause. | |
| He spoke of White men from the past | |
| With courage beyond measure, | |
| And how this selfish generation | |
| Sells their race for pleasure. | |
| And a tear fell, ' though he told it well, | |
| For none would pause to consider his cause. | |
| Then he spoke of little ones, | |
| The children who are White | |
| Soon slaughtered by an alien horde | |
| Because their parents would not fight. | |
| And a tear fell, ' though he told it well, | |
| For none would pause to consider his cause. | |
| Then his long body shook | |
| And his big heart broke | |
| And the tears on his cheeks did glisten. | |
| And the last words that he ever spoke: | |
| "My people would not listen." | |
| And a tear fell, ' though he told it well, | |
| For none would pause to consider his cause. |
| zuo ci : Midgard | |
| zuo qu : Midgard | |
| One day on this meaningless | |
| Journey through life | |
| I met a tall man crying. | |
| I asked him why a strong man wept. | |
| He said his race was dying. | |
| And a tear fell, ' though he told it well, | |
| For none would pause to consider his cause. | |
| He spoke of scorn and apathy | |
| From family and wife, | |
| And how his friends deserted him | |
| When he told the law of life. | |
| And a tear fell, ' though he told it well, | |
| For none would pause to consider his cause. | |
| He spoke of White men from the past | |
| With courage beyond measure, | |
| And how this selfish generation | |
| Sells their race for pleasure. | |
| And a tear fell, ' though he told it well, | |
| For none would pause to consider his cause. | |
| Then he spoke of little ones, | |
| The children who are White | |
| Soon slaughtered by an alien horde | |
| Because their parents would not fight. | |
| And a tear fell, ' though he told it well, | |
| For none would pause to consider his cause. | |
| Then his long body shook | |
| And his big heart broke | |
| And the tears on his cheeks did glisten. | |
| And the last words that he ever spoke: | |
| " My people would not listen. " | |
| And a tear fell, ' though he told it well, | |
| For none would pause to consider his cause. |
| zuò cí : Midgard | |
| zuò qǔ : Midgard | |
| One day on this meaningless | |
| Journey through life | |
| I met a tall man crying. | |
| I asked him why a strong man wept. | |
| He said his race was dying. | |
| And a tear fell, ' though he told it well, | |
| For none would pause to consider his cause. | |
| He spoke of scorn and apathy | |
| From family and wife, | |
| And how his friends deserted him | |
| When he told the law of life. | |
| And a tear fell, ' though he told it well, | |
| For none would pause to consider his cause. | |
| He spoke of White men from the past | |
| With courage beyond measure, | |
| And how this selfish generation | |
| Sells their race for pleasure. | |
| And a tear fell, ' though he told it well, | |
| For none would pause to consider his cause. | |
| Then he spoke of little ones, | |
| The children who are White | |
| Soon slaughtered by an alien horde | |
| Because their parents would not fight. | |
| And a tear fell, ' though he told it well, | |
| For none would pause to consider his cause. | |
| Then his long body shook | |
| And his big heart broke | |
| And the tears on his cheeks did glisten. | |
| And the last words that he ever spoke: | |
| " My people would not listen. " | |
| And a tear fell, ' though he told it well, | |
| For none would pause to consider his cause. |