| Song | Stay Divided |
| Artist | Empire! Empire! (I Was a Lonely Estate) |
| Album | You Will Eventually Be Forgotten |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.000] | 作曲 : Empire! Empire! (I Was a Lonely Estate) |
| [00:01.626] | My brother graduated college in spring |
| [00:10.754] | And we were both living back home |
| [00:17.308] | In the town we were raised in |
| [00:21.894] | For the summer |
| [00:32.453] | One afternoon, we went swimming |
| [00:40.143] | On the lake across the street |
| [00:45.198] | With a couple of friends |
| [00:49.365] | By the house where my roommate my freshman year grew up |
| [00:57.825] | On a whim or a dare |
| [01:01.639] | We decided to see if we could try and flip |
| [01:08.693] | His parents' 300 pound swim raft |
| [01:17.559] | The four of us stood at each corner |
| [01:28.591] | Like they were the ends of the earth |
| [01:33.479] | And began to rock the vessel back and forth |
| [01:42.848] | It moved slow, as if it's body ached from old age |
| [01:54.538] | Then stood up like a skyscraper |
| [02:03.233] | Before crashing back to earth, scattering us like debris |
| [02:13.927] | We plunged into the water like stones |
| [02:20.453] | My brother and Dan surfaced first |
| [02:25.334] | And probably aged a year for every second |
| [02:35.044] | Before Pat and I came back up |
| [02:40.627] | We couldn't flip it back over |
| [02:44.963] | So it just sat there like a turtle stuck on it's shell |
| [00:00.000] | zuo qu : Empire! Empire! I Was a Lonely Estate |
| [00:01.626] | My brother graduated college in spring |
| [00:10.754] | And we were both living back home |
| [00:17.308] | In the town we were raised in |
| [00:21.894] | For the summer |
| [00:32.453] | One afternoon, we went swimming |
| [00:40.143] | On the lake across the street |
| [00:45.198] | With a couple of friends |
| [00:49.365] | By the house where my roommate my freshman year grew up |
| [00:57.825] | On a whim or a dare |
| [01:01.639] | We decided to see if we could try and flip |
| [01:08.693] | His parents' 300 pound swim raft |
| [01:17.559] | The four of us stood at each corner |
| [01:28.591] | Like they were the ends of the earth |
| [01:33.479] | And began to rock the vessel back and forth |
| [01:42.848] | It moved slow, as if it' s body ached from old age |
| [01:54.538] | Then stood up like a skyscraper |
| [02:03.233] | Before crashing back to earth, scattering us like debris |
| [02:13.927] | We plunged into the water like stones |
| [02:20.453] | My brother and Dan surfaced first |
| [02:25.334] | And probably aged a year for every second |
| [02:35.044] | Before Pat and I came back up |
| [02:40.627] | We couldn' t flip it back over |
| [02:44.963] | So it just sat there like a turtle stuck on it' s shell |
| [00:00.000] | zuò qǔ : Empire! Empire! I Was a Lonely Estate |
| [00:01.626] | My brother graduated college in spring |
| [00:10.754] | And we were both living back home |
| [00:17.308] | In the town we were raised in |
| [00:21.894] | For the summer |
| [00:32.453] | One afternoon, we went swimming |
| [00:40.143] | On the lake across the street |
| [00:45.198] | With a couple of friends |
| [00:49.365] | By the house where my roommate my freshman year grew up |
| [00:57.825] | On a whim or a dare |
| [01:01.639] | We decided to see if we could try and flip |
| [01:08.693] | His parents' 300 pound swim raft |
| [01:17.559] | The four of us stood at each corner |
| [01:28.591] | Like they were the ends of the earth |
| [01:33.479] | And began to rock the vessel back and forth |
| [01:42.848] | It moved slow, as if it' s body ached from old age |
| [01:54.538] | Then stood up like a skyscraper |
| [02:03.233] | Before crashing back to earth, scattering us like debris |
| [02:13.927] | We plunged into the water like stones |
| [02:20.453] | My brother and Dan surfaced first |
| [02:25.334] | And probably aged a year for every second |
| [02:35.044] | Before Pat and I came back up |
| [02:40.627] | We couldn' t flip it back over |
| [02:44.963] | So it just sat there like a turtle stuck on it' s shell |