Dead Language Lyrics

[00:00.000]	作曲 : Bubba Kadane/Matt Kadane
[00:00.584]	There are no chip stones in your cemetery smile
[00:11.921]	Your mouth doesn't dare to shake their graves
[00:16.605]	They bury it in military-style
[00:23.113]	But I noticed there was more in there
[00:29.999]	In that mouth that held so much cold air
[00:37.469]	Words as forgotten as what wasn't meant for hearing
[00:49.389]	You must have learned how to talk
[00:54.358]	From looking at vases
[01:00.118]	You know the ones with cracking masks
[01:03.357]	With Roman faces, and heroes count their graces
[01:11.322]	You know the kind with frozen lines
[01:18.732]	And edges as sharp as your soured wine
[01:26.321]I really need your voice, but that doesn't rhyme [?]
[01:37.025]
[02:01.164]	What were you trying to say to me?
[02:08.122]	Words as dead as the salt-sea
[02:15.987]	Spoken from the Nineteenth century, you see
[02:27.458]
[02:57.774]	It started off from the East
[03:01.399]	And worked it's way into my ear
[03:08.708]	And everything that I understood
[03:14.404]	I really didn't hear
[03:20.436]	Were the words spoken by your ghost
[03:27.957]	A fossilized, Turkish-Tehran host
[03:35.582]	Or maybe someone from an Anatolia coast
[03:42.649]	Maybe both

[00:00.000]	zuo qu : Bubba Kadane Matt Kadane
[00:00.584]	There are no chip stones in your cemetery smile
[00:11.921]	Your mouth doesn' t dare to shake their graves
[00:16.605]	They bury it in militarystyle
[00:23.113]	But I noticed there was more in there
[00:29.999]	In that mouth that held so much cold air
[00:37.469]	Words as forgotten as what wasn' t meant for hearing
[00:49.389]	You must have learned how to talk
[00:54.358]	From looking at vases
[01:00.118]	You know the ones with cracking masks
[01:03.357]	With Roman faces, and heroes count their graces
[01:11.322]	You know the kind with frozen lines
[01:18.732]	And edges as sharp as your soured wine
[01:26.321]I really need your voice, but that doesn't rhyme [?]
[01:37.025]
[02:01.164]	What were you trying to say to me?
[02:08.122]	Words as dead as the saltsea
[02:15.987]	Spoken from the Nineteenth century, you see
[02:27.458]
[02:57.774]	It started off from the East
[03:01.399]	And worked it' s way into my ear
[03:08.708]	And everything that I understood
[03:14.404]	I really didn' t hear
[03:20.436]	Were the words spoken by your ghost
[03:27.957]	A fossilized, TurkishTehran host
[03:35.582]	Or maybe someone from an Anatolia coast
[03:42.649]	Maybe both

[00:00.000]	zuò qǔ : Bubba Kadane Matt Kadane
[00:00.584]	There are no chip stones in your cemetery smile
[00:11.921]	Your mouth doesn' t dare to shake their graves
[00:16.605]	They bury it in militarystyle
[00:23.113]	But I noticed there was more in there
[00:29.999]	In that mouth that held so much cold air
[00:37.469]	Words as forgotten as what wasn' t meant for hearing
[00:49.389]	You must have learned how to talk
[00:54.358]	From looking at vases
[01:00.118]	You know the ones with cracking masks
[01:03.357]	With Roman faces, and heroes count their graces
[01:11.322]	You know the kind with frozen lines
[01:18.732]	And edges as sharp as your soured wine
[01:26.321]I really need your voice, but that doesn't rhyme [?]
[01:37.025]
[02:01.164]	What were you trying to say to me?
[02:08.122]	Words as dead as the saltsea
[02:15.987]	Spoken from the Nineteenth century, you see
[02:27.458]
[02:57.774]	It started off from the East
[03:01.399]	And worked it' s way into my ear
[03:08.708]	And everything that I understood
[03:14.404]	I really didn' t hear
[03:20.436]	Were the words spoken by your ghost
[03:27.957]	A fossilized, TurkishTehran host
[03:35.582]	Or maybe someone from an Anatolia coast
[03:42.649]	Maybe both

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