Song | Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud |
Artist | David Bowie |
Album | Ziggy Stardust: The Motion Picture |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Bowie | |
Solemn faced | |
The village settles down | |
Undetected by the stars | |
And the hangman plays the mandolin before he goes to sleep | |
And the last thing on his mind | |
Is the wild eyed boy imprisoned | |
'Neath the covered wooden shaft | |
Folds the rope into its bag | |
Blows his pipe of smoulders | |
Blankets smoke into the room | |
And the day will end for some | |
As the night begins for one | |
Staring through the message in his eyes | |
Lies a solitary son | |
From the mountain called Freecloud | |
Where the eagle dare not fly | |
And the patience in his sigh | |
Gives no indication | |
For the townsmen to decide | |
So the village Dreadful yawns | |
Pronouncing gross diversion | |
As the label for the dog | |
Oh it's the madness in his eyes | |
As he breaks the night to cry: | |
It's really me | |
Really you | |
And really me | |
It's so hard for us to really be | |
Really you | |
And really me | |
You'll lose me though I'm always really free | |
And the mountain moved its eyes | |
To the world of realise | |
Where the snow had saved a place | |
For the wild eyed boy from Freecloud | |
And the village Dreadful cried | |
As the rope began to rise | |
For the smile stayed on the face | |
Of the wide-eyed boy from Freecloud | |
And the women once proud | |
Clutched the heart of the crowd | |
As the boulders smashed down from the mountain's hand | |
And the magic in the stare | |
Of the wild eyed boy said | |
Stop, Freecloud | |
They won't think to cut me down | |
But the cottages fell | |
Like a playing card hell | |
And the tears on the face of the wise boy | |
Came tumbling down | |
To the rumbling ground | |
And the missionary mystic of peace/love | |
Stumbled back to cry among the clouds | |
Kicking back the pebbles | |
From the Freecloud mountain track |
zuo ci : Bowie | |
Solemn faced | |
The village settles down | |
Undetected by the stars | |
And the hangman plays the mandolin before he goes to sleep | |
And the last thing on his mind | |
Is the wild eyed boy imprisoned | |
' Neath the covered wooden shaft | |
Folds the rope into its bag | |
Blows his pipe of smoulders | |
Blankets smoke into the room | |
And the day will end for some | |
As the night begins for one | |
Staring through the message in his eyes | |
Lies a solitary son | |
From the mountain called Freecloud | |
Where the eagle dare not fly | |
And the patience in his sigh | |
Gives no indication | |
For the townsmen to decide | |
So the village Dreadful yawns | |
Pronouncing gross diversion | |
As the label for the dog | |
Oh it' s the madness in his eyes | |
As he breaks the night to cry: | |
It' s really me | |
Really you | |
And really me | |
It' s so hard for us to really be | |
Really you | |
And really me | |
You' ll lose me though I' m always really free | |
And the mountain moved its eyes | |
To the world of realise | |
Where the snow had saved a place | |
For the wild eyed boy from Freecloud | |
And the village Dreadful cried | |
As the rope began to rise | |
For the smile stayed on the face | |
Of the wideeyed boy from Freecloud | |
And the women once proud | |
Clutched the heart of the crowd | |
As the boulders smashed down from the mountain' s hand | |
And the magic in the stare | |
Of the wild eyed boy said | |
Stop, Freecloud | |
They won' t think to cut me down | |
But the cottages fell | |
Like a playing card hell | |
And the tears on the face of the wise boy | |
Came tumbling down | |
To the rumbling ground | |
And the missionary mystic of peace love | |
Stumbled back to cry among the clouds | |
Kicking back the pebbles | |
From the Freecloud mountain track |
zuò cí : Bowie | |
Solemn faced | |
The village settles down | |
Undetected by the stars | |
And the hangman plays the mandolin before he goes to sleep | |
And the last thing on his mind | |
Is the wild eyed boy imprisoned | |
' Neath the covered wooden shaft | |
Folds the rope into its bag | |
Blows his pipe of smoulders | |
Blankets smoke into the room | |
And the day will end for some | |
As the night begins for one | |
Staring through the message in his eyes | |
Lies a solitary son | |
From the mountain called Freecloud | |
Where the eagle dare not fly | |
And the patience in his sigh | |
Gives no indication | |
For the townsmen to decide | |
So the village Dreadful yawns | |
Pronouncing gross diversion | |
As the label for the dog | |
Oh it' s the madness in his eyes | |
As he breaks the night to cry: | |
It' s really me | |
Really you | |
And really me | |
It' s so hard for us to really be | |
Really you | |
And really me | |
You' ll lose me though I' m always really free | |
And the mountain moved its eyes | |
To the world of realise | |
Where the snow had saved a place | |
For the wild eyed boy from Freecloud | |
And the village Dreadful cried | |
As the rope began to rise | |
For the smile stayed on the face | |
Of the wideeyed boy from Freecloud | |
And the women once proud | |
Clutched the heart of the crowd | |
As the boulders smashed down from the mountain' s hand | |
And the magic in the stare | |
Of the wild eyed boy said | |
Stop, Freecloud | |
They won' t think to cut me down | |
But the cottages fell | |
Like a playing card hell | |
And the tears on the face of the wise boy | |
Came tumbling down | |
To the rumbling ground | |
And the missionary mystic of peace love | |
Stumbled back to cry among the clouds | |
Kicking back the pebbles | |
From the Freecloud mountain track |