The First Rebreather Lyrics

Song	The First Rebreather
Artist	Big Big Train
Album	English Electric: Full Power
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[00:00.00]	作曲 : Gregory Mark Spawton
[00:07.23]	In a place where the river banks draw near
[00:11.49]	men work a heading to the west.
[00:17.04]	Where streams like giants’ fingers close
[00:21.84]	from the hills to the emptiness beneath,
[00:25.56]	to the depths of the mere.
[00:26.04]	Morning light
[00:26.31]	midwinter sun
[00:38.97]	underneath;
[00:39.21]	the river song.
[00:39.51]	In a place where the river banks draw close
[00:55.11]	men break stone to make new ground.
[00:56.13]	Light and air are hard down deep to find
[01:03.63]	engines work to hold the water back
[01:04.41]	to the edge of the mere.
[01:04.80]	‘Run boys run toward the light;
[01:05.49]	the river’s in, the tunnel’s in’;
[01:25.71]	Here she comes
[01:28.08]	the sleeper wakes,
[01:28.44]	ten thousand years
[01:28.83]	she lay in wait for this.
[01:29.28]	Every night their dreams were filled
[01:48.06]	with the fear of the river breaking in.
[01:54.30]	But this was not a river god,
[01:59.73]	this was something rising from the deep,
[02:01.77]	from the depths of the mere.
[02:02.31]	‘Run boys run make for the light,
[02:15.48]	save yourselves, the tunnel’s in.’
[02:20.34]	Here he comes
[02:22.74]	the first rebreather,
[02:23.37]	like a mummer,
[02:23.67]	like a souler
[02:23.94]	(come to save them.)
[03:18.30]	Rising up to the height of the river
[03:25.59]	at flood tide.
[03:26.01]	Engines fail, lost to the water
[03:29.79]	as silence falls.
[03:30.15]	This man will walk into darkness,
[04:02.01]	one foot in front of the other,
[04:02.88]	into the unsounded depths
[04:03.78]	of the heading;
[04:04.05]	into the fifth circle of hell,
[04:17.07]	with no light to lead him home,
[04:19.05]	man is all alone at the end.
[04:19.59]	This man will walk into darkness
[04:43.74]	without fear of what lurks in the shadows.
[04:44.55]	Watching the surface grow quite still,
[04:45.27]	waiting for hope at the ninth hour,
[05:29.01]	man all alone in the darkness.
[05:40.29]	Here he comes:
[08:31.83]	the first rebreather.

[00:00.00]	zuo qu : Gregory Mark Spawton
[00:07.23]	In a place where the river banks draw near
[00:11.49]	men work a heading to the west.
[00:17.04]	Where streams like giants' fingers close
[00:21.84]	from the hills to the emptiness beneath,
[00:25.56]	to the depths of the mere.
[00:26.04]	Morning light
[00:26.31]	midwinter sun
[00:38.97]	underneath
[00:39.21]	the river song.
[00:39.51]	In a place where the river banks draw close
[00:55.11]	men break stone to make new ground.
[00:56.13]	Light and air are hard down deep to find
[01:03.63]	engines work to hold the water back
[01:04.41]	to the edge of the mere.
[01:04.80]	' Run boys run toward the light
[01:05.49]	the river' s in, the tunnel' s in'
[01:25.71]	Here she comes
[01:28.08]	the sleeper wakes,
[01:28.44]	ten thousand years
[01:28.83]	she lay in wait for this.
[01:29.28]	Every night their dreams were filled
[01:48.06]	with the fear of the river breaking in.
[01:54.30]	But this was not a river god,
[01:59.73]	this was something rising from the deep,
[02:01.77]	from the depths of the mere.
[02:02.31]	' Run boys run make for the light,
[02:15.48]	save yourselves, the tunnel' s in.'
[02:20.34]	Here he comes
[02:22.74]	the first rebreather,
[02:23.37]	like a mummer,
[02:23.67]	like a souler
[02:23.94]	come to save them.
[03:18.30]	Rising up to the height of the river
[03:25.59]	at flood tide.
[03:26.01]	Engines fail, lost to the water
[03:29.79]	as silence falls.
[03:30.15]	This man will walk into darkness,
[04:02.01]	one foot in front of the other,
[04:02.88]	into the unsounded depths
[04:03.78]	of the heading
[04:04.05]	into the fifth circle of hell,
[04:17.07]	with no light to lead him home,
[04:19.05]	man is all alone at the end.
[04:19.59]	This man will walk into darkness
[04:43.74]	without fear of what lurks in the shadows.
[04:44.55]	Watching the surface grow quite still,
[04:45.27]	waiting for hope at the ninth hour,
[05:29.01]	man all alone in the darkness.
[05:40.29]	Here he comes:
[08:31.83]	the first rebreather.

[00:00.00]	zuò qǔ : Gregory Mark Spawton
[00:07.23]	In a place where the river banks draw near
[00:11.49]	men work a heading to the west.
[00:17.04]	Where streams like giants' fingers close
[00:21.84]	from the hills to the emptiness beneath,
[00:25.56]	to the depths of the mere.
[00:26.04]	Morning light
[00:26.31]	midwinter sun
[00:38.97]	underneath
[00:39.21]	the river song.
[00:39.51]	In a place where the river banks draw close
[00:55.11]	men break stone to make new ground.
[00:56.13]	Light and air are hard down deep to find
[01:03.63]	engines work to hold the water back
[01:04.41]	to the edge of the mere.
[01:04.80]	' Run boys run toward the light
[01:05.49]	the river' s in, the tunnel' s in'
[01:25.71]	Here she comes
[01:28.08]	the sleeper wakes,
[01:28.44]	ten thousand years
[01:28.83]	she lay in wait for this.
[01:29.28]	Every night their dreams were filled
[01:48.06]	with the fear of the river breaking in.
[01:54.30]	But this was not a river god,
[01:59.73]	this was something rising from the deep,
[02:01.77]	from the depths of the mere.
[02:02.31]	' Run boys run make for the light,
[02:15.48]	save yourselves, the tunnel' s in.'
[02:20.34]	Here he comes
[02:22.74]	the first rebreather,
[02:23.37]	like a mummer,
[02:23.67]	like a souler
[02:23.94]	come to save them.
[03:18.30]	Rising up to the height of the river
[03:25.59]	at flood tide.
[03:26.01]	Engines fail, lost to the water
[03:29.79]	as silence falls.
[03:30.15]	This man will walk into darkness,
[04:02.01]	one foot in front of the other,
[04:02.88]	into the unsounded depths
[04:03.78]	of the heading
[04:04.05]	into the fifth circle of hell,
[04:17.07]	with no light to lead him home,
[04:19.05]	man is all alone at the end.
[04:19.59]	This man will walk into darkness
[04:43.74]	without fear of what lurks in the shadows.
[04:44.55]	Watching the surface grow quite still,
[04:45.27]	waiting for hope at the ninth hour,
[05:29.01]	man all alone in the darkness.
[05:40.29]	Here he comes:
[08:31.83]	the first rebreather.

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