Moon Over Crow Mountain Lyrics

[00:00.00]	作曲 : Matthew Lien
[00:01.00]	编曲 : Matthew Lien
[00:02.00]	制作人 : Matthew Lien
[00:03.12]	老乌鸦 (Old Crow)在乌鸦山侧
[00:03.78]	住著300个哥威迅人
[00:04.26]	没有路
[00:04.44]	只有一条机场跑道
[00:04.95]	冬天长夜漫漫近22小时
[00:05.58]	黑暗是大地的主宰
[00:07.23]	月亮是光明
[00:07.56]	哥威迅人没有“大自然“这个字
[00:22.59]	他们自己就是
[00:22.98]	Darkness rules the arctic winter, with sunlight lasting for only two hours each day. And there is no place more peaceful when the pervasive arctic darkness is thrown like a great blanket on all of the slumbering world.
[00:38.79]	Here in northern Yukon is the Gwich'in village of Old Crow. Inaccessible by roads, the village of 300 people sits peacefully on the shoulder of Crow Mountain at the confluence of the Porcupine and Crow Rivers.
[01:36.57]	Muted colours and stark contrasts are revealed in the ice and snow,while dark spruce trees line the river banks. The sound of snow crunching underfoot harkens you back to a time long ago, of when wilderness was all that we knew.
[02:00.90]	In the Gwich’in language, there is no word for“wilderness"-there simply was nothing else.

[00:00.00]	zuo qu : Matthew Lien
[00:01.00]	bian qu : Matthew Lien
[00:02.00]	zhi zuo ren : Matthew Lien
[00:03.12]	lao wu ya Old Crow zai wu ya shan ce
[00:03.78]	zhu zhe 300 ge ge wei xun ren
[00:04.26]	mei you lu
[00:04.44]	zhi you yi tiao ji chang pao dao
[00:04.95]	dong tian chang ye man man jin 22 xiao shi
[00:05.58]	hei an shi da di de zhu zai
[00:07.23]	yue liang shi guang ming
[00:07.56]	ge wei xun ren mei you" da zi ran" zhe ge zi
[00:22.59]	ta men zi ji jiu shi
[00:22.98]	Darkness rules the arctic winter, with sunlight lasting for only two hours each day. And there is no place more peaceful when the pervasive arctic darkness is thrown like a great blanket on all of the slumbering world.
[00:38.79]	Here in northern Yukon is the Gwich' in village of Old Crow. Inaccessible by roads, the village of 300 people sits peacefully on the shoulder of Crow Mountain at the confluence of the Porcupine and Crow Rivers.
[01:36.57]	Muted colours and stark contrasts are revealed in the ice and snow, while dark spruce trees line the river banks. The sound of snow crunching underfoot harkens you back to a time long ago, of when wilderness was all that we knew.
[02:00.90]	In the Gwich' in language, there is no word for" wilderness" there simply was nothing else.

[00:00.00]	zuò qǔ : Matthew Lien
[00:01.00]	biān qǔ : Matthew Lien
[00:02.00]	zhì zuò rén : Matthew Lien
[00:03.12]	lǎo wū yā Old Crow zài wū yā shān cè
[00:03.78]	zhù zhe 300 gè gē wēi xùn rén
[00:04.26]	méi yǒu lù
[00:04.44]	zhǐ yǒu yī tiáo jī chǎng pǎo dào
[00:04.95]	dōng tiān cháng yè màn màn jìn 22 xiǎo shí
[00:05.58]	hēi àn shì dà dì de zhǔ zǎi
[00:07.23]	yuè liàng shì guāng míng
[00:07.56]	gē wēi xùn rén méi yǒu" dà zì rán" zhè gè zì
[00:22.59]	tā men zì jǐ jiù shì
[00:22.98]	Darkness rules the arctic winter, with sunlight lasting for only two hours each day. And there is no place more peaceful when the pervasive arctic darkness is thrown like a great blanket on all of the slumbering world.
[00:38.79]	Here in northern Yukon is the Gwich' in village of Old Crow. Inaccessible by roads, the village of 300 people sits peacefully on the shoulder of Crow Mountain at the confluence of the Porcupine and Crow Rivers.
[01:36.57]	Muted colours and stark contrasts are revealed in the ice and snow, while dark spruce trees line the river banks. The sound of snow crunching underfoot harkens you back to a time long ago, of when wilderness was all that we knew.
[02:00.90]	In the Gwich' in language, there is no word for" wilderness" there simply was nothing else.

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