| Song | Gold Coins |
| Artist | Figure Walking |
| Album | Vertical / Horizontal |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Greg MacPherson | |
| 作曲 : Greg MacPherson | |
| Every one of us | |
| All of us, all of us | |
| We are all capable of evil and righteousness | |
| Our hearts are as the moon as the moon | |
| Always a bright side and the darkness too | |
| These two men while not related lived like brothers shared one heart | |
| So much that their blood relations could scarcely tell these men apart | |
| One spring morning while out riding they found a man along their path | |
| A wealthy merchant cart turned over scattered gold and broken back | |
| Every one of us | |
| All of us, all of us | |
| We are all capable of evil and righteousness | |
| Our hearts are as the moon as the moon | |
| Always a bright side and the darkness too | |
| A fortune piled up for the taking | |
| Each man wondered to himself of principle of consequence of a life with so much wealth | |
| The first stepped forward his eyes flashing | |
| He drew his sword and killed the man | |
| The other stood struck with horror at the actions of his friend | |
| Brother have you lost your senses? | |
| Murder for a bag of gold? | |
| I’d sooner strike you down myself than live with this upon my soul | |
| The killer, overcome with passion, lashed out at his honest friend | |
| Who drew his sword in disbelief and killed him in his own defense | |
| Every one of us | |
| All of us, all of us | |
| We are all capable of evil and righteousness | |
| Our hearts are as the moon as the moon | |
| Always a bright side and the darkness too |
| zuo ci : Greg MacPherson | |
| zuo qu : Greg MacPherson | |
| Every one of us | |
| All of us, all of us | |
| We are all capable of evil and righteousness | |
| Our hearts are as the moon as the moon | |
| Always a bright side and the darkness too | |
| These two men while not related lived like brothers shared one heart | |
| So much that their blood relations could scarcely tell these men apart | |
| One spring morning while out riding they found a man along their path | |
| A wealthy merchant cart turned over scattered gold and broken back | |
| Every one of us | |
| All of us, all of us | |
| We are all capable of evil and righteousness | |
| Our hearts are as the moon as the moon | |
| Always a bright side and the darkness too | |
| A fortune piled up for the taking | |
| Each man wondered to himself of principle of consequence of a life with so much wealth | |
| The first stepped forward his eyes flashing | |
| He drew his sword and killed the man | |
| The other stood struck with horror at the actions of his friend | |
| Brother have you lost your senses? | |
| Murder for a bag of gold? | |
| I' d sooner strike you down myself than live with this upon my soul | |
| The killer, overcome with passion, lashed out at his honest friend | |
| Who drew his sword in disbelief and killed him in his own defense | |
| Every one of us | |
| All of us, all of us | |
| We are all capable of evil and righteousness | |
| Our hearts are as the moon as the moon | |
| Always a bright side and the darkness too |
| zuò cí : Greg MacPherson | |
| zuò qǔ : Greg MacPherson | |
| Every one of us | |
| All of us, all of us | |
| We are all capable of evil and righteousness | |
| Our hearts are as the moon as the moon | |
| Always a bright side and the darkness too | |
| These two men while not related lived like brothers shared one heart | |
| So much that their blood relations could scarcely tell these men apart | |
| One spring morning while out riding they found a man along their path | |
| A wealthy merchant cart turned over scattered gold and broken back | |
| Every one of us | |
| All of us, all of us | |
| We are all capable of evil and righteousness | |
| Our hearts are as the moon as the moon | |
| Always a bright side and the darkness too | |
| A fortune piled up for the taking | |
| Each man wondered to himself of principle of consequence of a life with so much wealth | |
| The first stepped forward his eyes flashing | |
| He drew his sword and killed the man | |
| The other stood struck with horror at the actions of his friend | |
| Brother have you lost your senses? | |
| Murder for a bag of gold? | |
| I' d sooner strike you down myself than live with this upon my soul | |
| The killer, overcome with passion, lashed out at his honest friend | |
| Who drew his sword in disbelief and killed him in his own defense | |
| Every one of us | |
| All of us, all of us | |
| We are all capable of evil and righteousness | |
| Our hearts are as the moon as the moon | |
| Always a bright side and the darkness too |