Song | Ill Omen |
Artist | And Also the Trees |
Album | Farewell to the Shade |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Burrows, Jones | |
It's June and I see the wood | |
The quiet pools | |
The glades and blue hollows | |
I saw the woods were wound with sorrow | |
So don't stop, clatter on | |
But it says "come on... come on" | |
As doors swing open into lazy gardens | |
"Come on... come on" | |
This is love, don't go on | |
And I see the perfect wife | |
I can almost smell her apple breath | |
And her milky dress | |
She says "come on... come on" | |
This is love, don't go | |
I swoon past the pearly room | |
In staggered roofs | |
He waits for tomorrow | |
I saw his lips were mouthing follow | |
This is love, don't go | |
But I scream "come on... come on" | |
My iron horse, my train, my ghost companion | |
"Come on... come on, my iron horse clatter on" | |
And I feel its heart unwind | |
And pull me to its gleaming breast | |
In black flesh | |
It says "come on... come on | |
Never stop clatter on" | |
The iron horse pumps its stream screaming whistle |
zuo qu : Burrows, Jones | |
It' s June and I see the wood | |
The quiet pools | |
The glades and blue hollows | |
I saw the woods were wound with sorrow | |
So don' t stop, clatter on | |
But it says " come on... come on" | |
As doors swing open into lazy gardens | |
" Come on... come on" | |
This is love, don' t go on | |
And I see the perfect wife | |
I can almost smell her apple breath | |
And her milky dress | |
She says " come on... come on" | |
This is love, don' t go | |
I swoon past the pearly room | |
In staggered roofs | |
He waits for tomorrow | |
I saw his lips were mouthing follow | |
This is love, don' t go | |
But I scream " come on... come on" | |
My iron horse, my train, my ghost companion | |
" Come on... come on, my iron horse clatter on" | |
And I feel its heart unwind | |
And pull me to its gleaming breast | |
In black flesh | |
It says " come on... come on | |
Never stop clatter on" | |
The iron horse pumps its stream screaming whistle |
zuò qǔ : Burrows, Jones | |
It' s June and I see the wood | |
The quiet pools | |
The glades and blue hollows | |
I saw the woods were wound with sorrow | |
So don' t stop, clatter on | |
But it says " come on... come on" | |
As doors swing open into lazy gardens | |
" Come on... come on" | |
This is love, don' t go on | |
And I see the perfect wife | |
I can almost smell her apple breath | |
And her milky dress | |
She says " come on... come on" | |
This is love, don' t go | |
I swoon past the pearly room | |
In staggered roofs | |
He waits for tomorrow | |
I saw his lips were mouthing follow | |
This is love, don' t go | |
But I scream " come on... come on" | |
My iron horse, my train, my ghost companion | |
" Come on... come on, my iron horse clatter on" | |
And I feel its heart unwind | |
And pull me to its gleaming breast | |
In black flesh | |
It says " come on... come on | |
Never stop clatter on" | |
The iron horse pumps its stream screaming whistle |