| Song | Refugee Blues |
| Artist | Op |
| Album | outinout project |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.00] | 作词 : Curtis Brown Ltd |
| [00:01.00] | 作曲 : Leonardo Beltri |
| [00:02.64] | Say this city has ten million souls |
| [00:06.72] | Some are living in mansions |
| [00:09.00] | Some are living in holes |
| [00:11.76] | Yet there's no place for us, my dear |
| [00:16.23] | There’s no place for us |
| [00:20.40] | Once we had a country and we thought it fair |
| [00:24.66] | Look in the atlas and you'll find it there |
| [00:29.82] | We can't go there now, my dear |
| [00:33.45] | We can't go there now |
| [00:41.49] | In the village churchyard there grows an old yew |
| [00:44.88] | Every spring it blossoms anew |
| [00:49.62] | Old passports can't do that, my dear |
| [00:52.92] | Old passports can’t |
| [00:58.32] | The consul banged the table and said |
| [01:00.66] | 'If you've got no passport, you're officially dead' |
| [01:04.95] | But we are still alive, my dear |
| [01:11.64] | We are still alive |
| [01:18.18] | Went to a committee they offered me a chair |
| [01:22.56] | Asked me politely to return next year |
| [01:27.72] | But where shall we go today, my dear |
| [01:32.04] | Where shall we go today |
| [01:37.11] | Came to a public meeting, the speaker got up and said |
| [01:40.77] | 'If you let them in, they'll steal our daily bread' |
| [01:43.98] | He was talking of you and me, my dear |
| [01:45.51] | Talking of you and me |
| [01:53.52] | I thought I heard a thunder rambling in the sky |
| [01:58.98] | It was Hitler over Europe saying 'They must die' |
| [02:01.62] | We were in his mind, my dear |
| [02:08.58] | We were in his mind |
| [02:10.20] | I saw a poodle in a jacket fastened with a pin |
| [02:15.72] | Saw a door opened and a cat let in |
| [02:22.65] | They weren't german jews, my dear |
| [02:24.81] | They weren't german jews |
| [02:36.24] | I went down the harbour and stood upon the quay |
| [02:40.65] | I saw the fish swimming as if they were free |
| [02:48.60] | Only ten feet away, my dear |
| [02:51.54] | Only ten feet away |
| [02:52.80] | Walked through a wood, saw the birds in the trees |
| [03:00.21] | They had no politicians, they sang at their ease |
| [03:06.96] | They are not the human race, my dear |
| [03:09.03] | They are not the human |
| [03:13.89] | They are not the human |
| [03:15.51] | They are not the human race |
| [03:36.18] | I dreamed I saw a building with a thousand floors |
| [03:40.92] | A thousand windows and a thousand doors |
| [03:41.88] | Not one of them was ours |
| [03:50.79] | Not one of them was ours |
| [03:51.36] | Stood on a great plane in the falling snow |
| [03:58.29] | Ten thousand soldiers march to and thro |
| [03:59.31] | Looking for you and me |
| [04:00.78] | Looking for you, you and me |
| [04:16.68] | Looking for you, you and me |
| [00:00.00] | zuo ci : Curtis Brown Ltd |
| [00:01.00] | zuo qu : Leonardo Beltri |
| [00:02.64] | Say this city has ten million souls |
| [00:06.72] | Some are living in mansions |
| [00:09.00] | Some are living in holes |
| [00:11.76] | Yet there' s no place for us, my dear |
| [00:16.23] | There' s no place for us |
| [00:20.40] | Once we had a country and we thought it fair |
| [00:24.66] | Look in the atlas and you' ll find it there |
| [00:29.82] | We can' t go there now, my dear |
| [00:33.45] | We can' t go there now |
| [00:41.49] | In the village churchyard there grows an old yew |
| [00:44.88] | Every spring it blossoms anew |
| [00:49.62] | Old passports can' t do that, my dear |
| [00:52.92] | Old passports can' t |
| [00:58.32] | The consul banged the table and said |
| [01:00.66] | ' If you' ve got no passport, you' re officially dead' |
| [01:04.95] | But we are still alive, my dear |
| [01:11.64] | We are still alive |
| [01:18.18] | Went to a committee they offered me a chair |
| [01:22.56] | Asked me politely to return next year |
| [01:27.72] | But where shall we go today, my dear |
| [01:32.04] | Where shall we go today |
| [01:37.11] | Came to a public meeting, the speaker got up and said |
| [01:40.77] | ' If you let them in, they' ll steal our daily bread' |
| [01:43.98] | He was talking of you and me, my dear |
| [01:45.51] | Talking of you and me |
| [01:53.52] | I thought I heard a thunder rambling in the sky |
| [01:58.98] | It was Hitler over Europe saying ' They must die' |
| [02:01.62] | We were in his mind, my dear |
| [02:08.58] | We were in his mind |
| [02:10.20] | I saw a poodle in a jacket fastened with a pin |
| [02:15.72] | Saw a door opened and a cat let in |
| [02:22.65] | They weren' t german jews, my dear |
| [02:24.81] | They weren' t german jews |
| [02:36.24] | I went down the harbour and stood upon the quay |
| [02:40.65] | I saw the fish swimming as if they were free |
| [02:48.60] | Only ten feet away, my dear |
| [02:51.54] | Only ten feet away |
| [02:52.80] | Walked through a wood, saw the birds in the trees |
| [03:00.21] | They had no politicians, they sang at their ease |
| [03:06.96] | They are not the human race, my dear |
| [03:09.03] | They are not the human |
| [03:13.89] | They are not the human |
| [03:15.51] | They are not the human race |
| [03:36.18] | I dreamed I saw a building with a thousand floors |
| [03:40.92] | A thousand windows and a thousand doors |
| [03:41.88] | Not one of them was ours |
| [03:50.79] | Not one of them was ours |
| [03:51.36] | Stood on a great plane in the falling snow |
| [03:58.29] | Ten thousand soldiers march to and thro |
| [03:59.31] | Looking for you and me |
| [04:00.78] | Looking for you, you and me |
| [04:16.68] | Looking for you, you and me |
| [00:00.00] | zuò cí : Curtis Brown Ltd |
| [00:01.00] | zuò qǔ : Leonardo Beltri |
| [00:02.64] | Say this city has ten million souls |
| [00:06.72] | Some are living in mansions |
| [00:09.00] | Some are living in holes |
| [00:11.76] | Yet there' s no place for us, my dear |
| [00:16.23] | There' s no place for us |
| [00:20.40] | Once we had a country and we thought it fair |
| [00:24.66] | Look in the atlas and you' ll find it there |
| [00:29.82] | We can' t go there now, my dear |
| [00:33.45] | We can' t go there now |
| [00:41.49] | In the village churchyard there grows an old yew |
| [00:44.88] | Every spring it blossoms anew |
| [00:49.62] | Old passports can' t do that, my dear |
| [00:52.92] | Old passports can' t |
| [00:58.32] | The consul banged the table and said |
| [01:00.66] | ' If you' ve got no passport, you' re officially dead' |
| [01:04.95] | But we are still alive, my dear |
| [01:11.64] | We are still alive |
| [01:18.18] | Went to a committee they offered me a chair |
| [01:22.56] | Asked me politely to return next year |
| [01:27.72] | But where shall we go today, my dear |
| [01:32.04] | Where shall we go today |
| [01:37.11] | Came to a public meeting, the speaker got up and said |
| [01:40.77] | ' If you let them in, they' ll steal our daily bread' |
| [01:43.98] | He was talking of you and me, my dear |
| [01:45.51] | Talking of you and me |
| [01:53.52] | I thought I heard a thunder rambling in the sky |
| [01:58.98] | It was Hitler over Europe saying ' They must die' |
| [02:01.62] | We were in his mind, my dear |
| [02:08.58] | We were in his mind |
| [02:10.20] | I saw a poodle in a jacket fastened with a pin |
| [02:15.72] | Saw a door opened and a cat let in |
| [02:22.65] | They weren' t german jews, my dear |
| [02:24.81] | They weren' t german jews |
| [02:36.24] | I went down the harbour and stood upon the quay |
| [02:40.65] | I saw the fish swimming as if they were free |
| [02:48.60] | Only ten feet away, my dear |
| [02:51.54] | Only ten feet away |
| [02:52.80] | Walked through a wood, saw the birds in the trees |
| [03:00.21] | They had no politicians, they sang at their ease |
| [03:06.96] | They are not the human race, my dear |
| [03:09.03] | They are not the human |
| [03:13.89] | They are not the human |
| [03:15.51] | They are not the human race |
| [03:36.18] | I dreamed I saw a building with a thousand floors |
| [03:40.92] | A thousand windows and a thousand doors |
| [03:41.88] | Not one of them was ours |
| [03:50.79] | Not one of them was ours |
| [03:51.36] | Stood on a great plane in the falling snow |
| [03:58.29] | Ten thousand soldiers march to and thro |
| [03:59.31] | Looking for you and me |
| [04:00.78] | Looking for you, you and me |
| [04:16.68] | Looking for you, you and me |