| Song | Rises and Falls |
| Artist | Lanks |
| Album | Rises and Falls |
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| [00:00.00] | 作词 : William Lindsay Cuming |
| [00:01.00] | 作曲 : William Lindsay Cuming |
| [00:09.66] | All she was was a pretty girl, |
| [00:11.64] | eyes a deep forest green, |
| [00:14.31] | she heard him in the meadows, |
| [00:16.14] | saw him in the reflection of the sea. |
| [00:18.75] | She spoke with her father, |
| [00:20.76] | And he forbade their wicked union, |
| [00:23.16] | shrunk before a great warrior, |
| [00:25.08] | so torn in her confusion. |
| [00:27.66] | Climbing down her window, |
| [00:28.53] | on a sunday night, |
| [00:37.62] | while the town lay dormant, |
| [00:41.10] | under pale moonlight. |
| [00:46.47] | They met by the waters edge, |
| [00:48.09] | and they crouched by the reeds, |
| [00:50.64] | before they pushed off in his wooden boat, |
| [00:52.71] | her head resting on his knees. |
| [00:55.41] | As he rowed, she dreamed, |
| [00:57.30] | Of taking the boat far away, |
| [00:59.10] | Up and over the mountainous peaks, |
| [01:01.92] | Of the water’s waves. |
| [01:04.68] | She undid her bracelet, |
| [01:07.05] | And threw it in the sea, |
| [01:09.21] | A gift from her father, |
| [01:11.07] | Sinking into memory. |
| [01:22.47] | A cry! A cry! |
| [01:23.82] | He finds the room is empty, |
| [01:25.53] | His daughter has left, |
| [01:29.01] | And he chases her swiftly. |
| [01:31.50] | His leathery warrior palms, |
| [01:33.69] | Eyes lit up like a furnace, |
| [01:36.03] | The boat propelled into motion, |
| [01:38.25] | as he soars along the surface. |
| [01:40.71] | He’s gaining on them now, |
| [01:42.57] | And his breathing bears his rage, |
| [01:45.36] | furiously taking in air, |
| [01:47.25] | and replacing it with flames. |
| [01:49.80] | He reaches out a fearsome hand, |
| [01:52.23] | and strikes upon the chest, |
| [01:54.27] | of her young love, |
| [01:56.13] | much to her distress. |
| [01:58.92] | They face each other in one boat, |
| [02:01.29] | As they drift further out to sea, |
| [02:03.63] | Fear falls upon the young girl, |
| [02:05.82] | The weather turns stormy. |
| [02:07.80] | The water rises and falls, |
| [02:13.56] | and crashes upon their heads, |
| [02:17.37] | It throws her light body, |
| [02:21.90] | and drowns her till she’s dead. |
| [02:56.64] | The water rises and falls |
| [02:57.21] | The water rises and falls |
| [02:57.78] | The water rises and falls |
| [02:58.35] | The water rises and falls |
| [02:58.92] | The water rises and falls |
| [02:59.49] | The water rises and falls |
| [03:00.06] | The water rises and falls |
| [03:00.63] | The water rises and falls |
| [00:00.00] | zuo ci : William Lindsay Cuming |
| [00:01.00] | zuo qu : William Lindsay Cuming |
| [00:09.66] | All she was was a pretty girl, |
| [00:11.64] | eyes a deep forest green, |
| [00:14.31] | she heard him in the meadows, |
| [00:16.14] | saw him in the reflection of the sea. |
| [00:18.75] | She spoke with her father, |
| [00:20.76] | And he forbade their wicked union, |
| [00:23.16] | shrunk before a great warrior, |
| [00:25.08] | so torn in her confusion. |
| [00:27.66] | Climbing down her window, |
| [00:28.53] | on a sunday night, |
| [00:37.62] | while the town lay dormant, |
| [00:41.10] | under pale moonlight. |
| [00:46.47] | They met by the waters edge, |
| [00:48.09] | and they crouched by the reeds, |
| [00:50.64] | before they pushed off in his wooden boat, |
| [00:52.71] | her head resting on his knees. |
| [00:55.41] | As he rowed, she dreamed, |
| [00:57.30] | Of taking the boat far away, |
| [00:59.10] | Up and over the mountainous peaks, |
| [01:01.92] | Of the water' s waves. |
| [01:04.68] | She undid her bracelet, |
| [01:07.05] | And threw it in the sea, |
| [01:09.21] | A gift from her father, |
| [01:11.07] | Sinking into memory. |
| [01:22.47] | A cry! A cry! |
| [01:23.82] | He finds the room is empty, |
| [01:25.53] | His daughter has left, |
| [01:29.01] | And he chases her swiftly. |
| [01:31.50] | His leathery warrior palms, |
| [01:33.69] | Eyes lit up like a furnace, |
| [01:36.03] | The boat propelled into motion, |
| [01:38.25] | as he soars along the surface. |
| [01:40.71] | He' s gaining on them now, |
| [01:42.57] | And his breathing bears his rage, |
| [01:45.36] | furiously taking in air, |
| [01:47.25] | and replacing it with flames. |
| [01:49.80] | He reaches out a fearsome hand, |
| [01:52.23] | and strikes upon the chest, |
| [01:54.27] | of her young love, |
| [01:56.13] | much to her distress. |
| [01:58.92] | They face each other in one boat, |
| [02:01.29] | As they drift further out to sea, |
| [02:03.63] | Fear falls upon the young girl, |
| [02:05.82] | The weather turns stormy. |
| [02:07.80] | The water rises and falls, |
| [02:13.56] | and crashes upon their heads, |
| [02:17.37] | It throws her light body, |
| [02:21.90] | and drowns her till she' s dead. |
| [02:56.64] | The water rises and falls |
| [02:57.21] | The water rises and falls |
| [02:57.78] | The water rises and falls |
| [02:58.35] | The water rises and falls |
| [02:58.92] | The water rises and falls |
| [02:59.49] | The water rises and falls |
| [03:00.06] | The water rises and falls |
| [03:00.63] | The water rises and falls |
| [00:00.00] | zuò cí : William Lindsay Cuming |
| [00:01.00] | zuò qǔ : William Lindsay Cuming |
| [00:09.66] | All she was was a pretty girl, |
| [00:11.64] | eyes a deep forest green, |
| [00:14.31] | she heard him in the meadows, |
| [00:16.14] | saw him in the reflection of the sea. |
| [00:18.75] | She spoke with her father, |
| [00:20.76] | And he forbade their wicked union, |
| [00:23.16] | shrunk before a great warrior, |
| [00:25.08] | so torn in her confusion. |
| [00:27.66] | Climbing down her window, |
| [00:28.53] | on a sunday night, |
| [00:37.62] | while the town lay dormant, |
| [00:41.10] | under pale moonlight. |
| [00:46.47] | They met by the waters edge, |
| [00:48.09] | and they crouched by the reeds, |
| [00:50.64] | before they pushed off in his wooden boat, |
| [00:52.71] | her head resting on his knees. |
| [00:55.41] | As he rowed, she dreamed, |
| [00:57.30] | Of taking the boat far away, |
| [00:59.10] | Up and over the mountainous peaks, |
| [01:01.92] | Of the water' s waves. |
| [01:04.68] | She undid her bracelet, |
| [01:07.05] | And threw it in the sea, |
| [01:09.21] | A gift from her father, |
| [01:11.07] | Sinking into memory. |
| [01:22.47] | A cry! A cry! |
| [01:23.82] | He finds the room is empty, |
| [01:25.53] | His daughter has left, |
| [01:29.01] | And he chases her swiftly. |
| [01:31.50] | His leathery warrior palms, |
| [01:33.69] | Eyes lit up like a furnace, |
| [01:36.03] | The boat propelled into motion, |
| [01:38.25] | as he soars along the surface. |
| [01:40.71] | He' s gaining on them now, |
| [01:42.57] | And his breathing bears his rage, |
| [01:45.36] | furiously taking in air, |
| [01:47.25] | and replacing it with flames. |
| [01:49.80] | He reaches out a fearsome hand, |
| [01:52.23] | and strikes upon the chest, |
| [01:54.27] | of her young love, |
| [01:56.13] | much to her distress. |
| [01:58.92] | They face each other in one boat, |
| [02:01.29] | As they drift further out to sea, |
| [02:03.63] | Fear falls upon the young girl, |
| [02:05.82] | The weather turns stormy. |
| [02:07.80] | The water rises and falls, |
| [02:13.56] | and crashes upon their heads, |
| [02:17.37] | It throws her light body, |
| [02:21.90] | and drowns her till she' s dead. |
| [02:56.64] | The water rises and falls |
| [02:57.21] | The water rises and falls |
| [02:57.78] | The water rises and falls |
| [02:58.35] | The water rises and falls |
| [02:58.92] | The water rises and falls |
| [02:59.49] | The water rises and falls |
| [03:00.06] | The water rises and falls |
| [03:00.63] | The water rises and falls |