Song | You Are My Face |
Artist | Wilco |
Album | 2012-07-23 - Prospect Park - Brooklyn, NY (Roadcase 003) |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词:Wilco | |
作曲:Wilco | |
I remember my mother's | |
Sister's husband's brother | |
Working in the goldmine full-time | |
Filling in for sunshine | |
Filing into tight lines | |
Of ordinary beehives | |
The door screams I hate you | |
Hate you hanging around my blue jeans | |
Why is there no breeze | |
No currency of leaves | |
No current through the water wire | |
No feelings I can see | |
I trust no emotion | |
I believe in locomotion | |
But I've turned to rust as we've discussed | |
Though I must have let you down | |
Too many times | |
In the dirt and the dust | |
I have no idea how this happens | |
All of my maps have been overthrown | |
Happenstance has changed my plans | |
So many times my heart has been outgrown | |
Now everybody's feeling all alone | |
Can't tell you who I am | |
When everybody's feeling all alone | |
Can't tell you who I am | |
I am looking forward | |
Toward the shadows tracing bones | |
Our faces stitched and sewing | |
Our houses hemmed into homes | |
Trying to be thankful | |
Our stories fit into phones | |
And our voices lift so easily | |
A gift given accidentally | |
When we're not sure | |
We're not alone |
zuo ci: Wilco | |
zuo qu: Wilco | |
I remember my mother' s | |
Sister' s husband' s brother | |
Working in the goldmine fulltime | |
Filling in for sunshine | |
Filing into tight lines | |
Of ordinary beehives | |
The door screams I hate you | |
Hate you hanging around my blue jeans | |
Why is there no breeze | |
No currency of leaves | |
No current through the water wire | |
No feelings I can see | |
I trust no emotion | |
I believe in locomotion | |
But I' ve turned to rust as we' ve discussed | |
Though I must have let you down | |
Too many times | |
In the dirt and the dust | |
I have no idea how this happens | |
All of my maps have been overthrown | |
Happenstance has changed my plans | |
So many times my heart has been outgrown | |
Now everybody' s feeling all alone | |
Can' t tell you who I am | |
When everybody' s feeling all alone | |
Can' t tell you who I am | |
I am looking forward | |
Toward the shadows tracing bones | |
Our faces stitched and sewing | |
Our houses hemmed into homes | |
Trying to be thankful | |
Our stories fit into phones | |
And our voices lift so easily | |
A gift given accidentally | |
When we' re not sure | |
We' re not alone |
zuò cí: Wilco | |
zuò qǔ: Wilco | |
I remember my mother' s | |
Sister' s husband' s brother | |
Working in the goldmine fulltime | |
Filling in for sunshine | |
Filing into tight lines | |
Of ordinary beehives | |
The door screams I hate you | |
Hate you hanging around my blue jeans | |
Why is there no breeze | |
No currency of leaves | |
No current through the water wire | |
No feelings I can see | |
I trust no emotion | |
I believe in locomotion | |
But I' ve turned to rust as we' ve discussed | |
Though I must have let you down | |
Too many times | |
In the dirt and the dust | |
I have no idea how this happens | |
All of my maps have been overthrown | |
Happenstance has changed my plans | |
So many times my heart has been outgrown | |
Now everybody' s feeling all alone | |
Can' t tell you who I am | |
When everybody' s feeling all alone | |
Can' t tell you who I am | |
I am looking forward | |
Toward the shadows tracing bones | |
Our faces stitched and sewing | |
Our houses hemmed into homes | |
Trying to be thankful | |
Our stories fit into phones | |
And our voices lift so easily | |
A gift given accidentally | |
When we' re not sure | |
We' re not alone |