Song | Let Me Lie and Bleed Awhile |
Artist | Alasdair Roberts |
Album | Amber Gatherers |
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作曲 : Roberts | |
You know this is a good place, | |
A seemly place to summer, | |
But you should find another, | |
Another one to winter. | |
For I am like a chimney, | |
A chimney in the snow, | |
White as any lily, | |
Yet blacker than the coal. | |
There's a raven on the gable, a raven on the gable, | |
A raven on the gable, so brazenly crowing. | |
But you know he only crows so, you know he only crows so, | |
You know he only crows so, for he knows no other way of crowing. | |
So my tongue is not the one | |
You are scolded and o'erlulled in, | |
But the one that I was schooled in | |
Is the only one I know. | |
That's why you hear me crowing, | |
"My love, you should be going," | |
That's why you hear me crowing, | |
"You should be on your way." | |
So loosen off your mooring, loosen off your mooring, | |
Loosen off your mooring, and sail, sail away. | |
Let me lie and bleed awhile, let me lie and bleed a while, | |
Let me lie and bleed awhile, I will rise and fight again. | |
Let me lie and bleed awhile, let me lie and bleed a while, | |
Let me lie and bleed awhile, I will rise and fight again. |
zuo qu : Roberts | |
You know this is a good place, | |
A seemly place to summer, | |
But you should find another, | |
Another one to winter. | |
For I am like a chimney, | |
A chimney in the snow, | |
White as any lily, | |
Yet blacker than the coal. | |
There' s a raven on the gable, a raven on the gable, | |
A raven on the gable, so brazenly crowing. | |
But you know he only crows so, you know he only crows so, | |
You know he only crows so, for he knows no other way of crowing. | |
So my tongue is not the one | |
You are scolded and o' erlulled in, | |
But the one that I was schooled in | |
Is the only one I know. | |
That' s why you hear me crowing, | |
" My love, you should be going," | |
That' s why you hear me crowing, | |
" You should be on your way." | |
So loosen off your mooring, loosen off your mooring, | |
Loosen off your mooring, and sail, sail away. | |
Let me lie and bleed awhile, let me lie and bleed a while, | |
Let me lie and bleed awhile, I will rise and fight again. | |
Let me lie and bleed awhile, let me lie and bleed a while, | |
Let me lie and bleed awhile, I will rise and fight again. |
zuò qǔ : Roberts | |
You know this is a good place, | |
A seemly place to summer, | |
But you should find another, | |
Another one to winter. | |
For I am like a chimney, | |
A chimney in the snow, | |
White as any lily, | |
Yet blacker than the coal. | |
There' s a raven on the gable, a raven on the gable, | |
A raven on the gable, so brazenly crowing. | |
But you know he only crows so, you know he only crows so, | |
You know he only crows so, for he knows no other way of crowing. | |
So my tongue is not the one | |
You are scolded and o' erlulled in, | |
But the one that I was schooled in | |
Is the only one I know. | |
That' s why you hear me crowing, | |
" My love, you should be going," | |
That' s why you hear me crowing, | |
" You should be on your way." | |
So loosen off your mooring, loosen off your mooring, | |
Loosen off your mooring, and sail, sail away. | |
Let me lie and bleed awhile, let me lie and bleed a while, | |
Let me lie and bleed awhile, I will rise and fight again. | |
Let me lie and bleed awhile, let me lie and bleed a while, | |
Let me lie and bleed awhile, I will rise and fight again. |