| Song | White Cross |
| Artist | Double Negative |
| Album | Fractured Paracosm |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Andy Constantinou | |
| 作曲 : Andy Constantinou | |
| There's a light on in the porch | |
| Shadows echoing their lives | |
| The door is painted blue | |
| And the windows washed in white | |
| Do you remember? the way they always smiled, | |
| The comfort in their eyes kept safe by the hand of time, | |
| When she passed away he only stayed for one day | |
| He'd always visited graves | |
| Of those he left behind | |
| And wonder why god didn't take him | |
| He was in a war that no one really won | |
| She helped build the ships | |
| That took so many young away | |
| She'd feel the guilt as if it was her fault | |
| As she pressed rivets into the ships hull | |
| She'd wave the boys goodbye | |
| Never to see them again | |
| She always dressed in white | |
| And sang lullabies to the lost | |
| In our memory they remain |
| zuo ci : Andy Constantinou | |
| zuo qu : Andy Constantinou | |
| There' s a light on in the porch | |
| Shadows echoing their lives | |
| The door is painted blue | |
| And the windows washed in white | |
| Do you remember? the way they always smiled, | |
| The comfort in their eyes kept safe by the hand of time, | |
| When she passed away he only stayed for one day | |
| He' d always visited graves | |
| Of those he left behind | |
| And wonder why god didn' t take him | |
| He was in a war that no one really won | |
| She helped build the ships | |
| That took so many young away | |
| She' d feel the guilt as if it was her fault | |
| As she pressed rivets into the ships hull | |
| She' d wave the boys goodbye | |
| Never to see them again | |
| She always dressed in white | |
| And sang lullabies to the lost | |
| In our memory they remain |
| zuò cí : Andy Constantinou | |
| zuò qǔ : Andy Constantinou | |
| There' s a light on in the porch | |
| Shadows echoing their lives | |
| The door is painted blue | |
| And the windows washed in white | |
| Do you remember? the way they always smiled, | |
| The comfort in their eyes kept safe by the hand of time, | |
| When she passed away he only stayed for one day | |
| He' d always visited graves | |
| Of those he left behind | |
| And wonder why god didn' t take him | |
| He was in a war that no one really won | |
| She helped build the ships | |
| That took so many young away | |
| She' d feel the guilt as if it was her fault | |
| As she pressed rivets into the ships hull | |
| She' d wave the boys goodbye | |
| Never to see them again | |
| She always dressed in white | |
| And sang lullabies to the lost | |
| In our memory they remain |