| Song | This Is a Warning |
| Artist | Silver Clouds |
| Album | Silver Clouds |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Rod Slaughter | |
| 作曲 : Rod Slaughter | |
| This is a warning | |
| This is a warning | |
| Well the circumstance may arise | |
| That causes cracks in the back of the mind | |
| Over choices that should’ve been chose, | |
| And directions of meandering roads | |
| Well mistakes might well be made, | |
| But it’s the regrets that don’t so easily fade | |
| They burrow down in your bones, | |
| And taunt you when you’re all alone | |
| This is a warning | |
| This is a warning | |
| I think it all gets a little bit dry, | |
| All the posturing and questioning why | |
| I think it all gets a little bit old, | |
| To never really ever let go. | |
| Sure, if the winds hadn’t suddenly changed, | |
| Things might have gone a different way | |
| But we are onwards and shouldn’t look back | |
| Although our point of view may be self-deceiving…. | |
| Despite the sidesteps, we’re alright | |
| Despite the circumstances, we are alright | |
| Despite the consequence, we’re alright | |
| Despite the arrogance, we are alright | |
| So let’s just say that we’ve arrived | |
| Despite no invitation we have arrived | |
| Despite no clear path, we’ve arrived | |
| Despite no destination, we have arrived | |
| So tell the naysayers, we’ve arrived | |
| And tell the sycophants that we have arrived | |
| And tell the ex-pats we’ve arrived | |
| Then tell the both of us that we have arrived… | |
| This is a warning…. |
| zuo ci : Rod Slaughter | |
| zuo qu : Rod Slaughter | |
| This is a warning | |
| This is a warning | |
| Well the circumstance may arise | |
| That causes cracks in the back of the mind | |
| Over choices that should' ve been chose, | |
| And directions of meandering roads | |
| Well mistakes might well be made, | |
| But it' s the regrets that don' t so easily fade | |
| They burrow down in your bones, | |
| And taunt you when you' re all alone | |
| This is a warning | |
| This is a warning | |
| I think it all gets a little bit dry, | |
| All the posturing and questioning why | |
| I think it all gets a little bit old, | |
| To never really ever let go. | |
| Sure, if the winds hadn' t suddenly changed, | |
| Things might have gone a different way | |
| But we are onwards and shouldn' t look back | |
| Although our point of view may be self-deceiving. | |
| Despite the sidesteps, we' re alright | |
| Despite the circumstances, we are alright | |
| Despite the consequence, we' re alright | |
| Despite the arrogance, we are alright | |
| So let' s just say that we' ve arrived | |
| Despite no invitation we have arrived | |
| Despite no clear path, we' ve arrived | |
| Despite no destination, we have arrived | |
| So tell the naysayers, we' ve arrived | |
| And tell the sycophants that we have arrived | |
| And tell the ex-pats we' ve arrived | |
| Then tell the both of us that we have arrived | |
| This is a warning. |
| zuò cí : Rod Slaughter | |
| zuò qǔ : Rod Slaughter | |
| This is a warning | |
| This is a warning | |
| Well the circumstance may arise | |
| That causes cracks in the back of the mind | |
| Over choices that should' ve been chose, | |
| And directions of meandering roads | |
| Well mistakes might well be made, | |
| But it' s the regrets that don' t so easily fade | |
| They burrow down in your bones, | |
| And taunt you when you' re all alone | |
| This is a warning | |
| This is a warning | |
| I think it all gets a little bit dry, | |
| All the posturing and questioning why | |
| I think it all gets a little bit old, | |
| To never really ever let go. | |
| Sure, if the winds hadn' t suddenly changed, | |
| Things might have gone a different way | |
| But we are onwards and shouldn' t look back | |
| Although our point of view may be self-deceiving. | |
| Despite the sidesteps, we' re alright | |
| Despite the circumstances, we are alright | |
| Despite the consequence, we' re alright | |
| Despite the arrogance, we are alright | |
| So let' s just say that we' ve arrived | |
| Despite no invitation we have arrived | |
| Despite no clear path, we' ve arrived | |
| Despite no destination, we have arrived | |
| So tell the naysayers, we' ve arrived | |
| And tell the sycophants that we have arrived | |
| And tell the ex-pats we' ve arrived | |
| Then tell the both of us that we have arrived | |
| This is a warning. |