Endgame #2 (Album Version) Lyrics
| Song | Endgame #2 (Album Version) |
| Artist | Idina Menzel |
| Album | Chess In Concert |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.000] | 作词 : Benny Andersson/Björn Ulvaeus/Tim Rice |
| [00:00.119] | 作曲 : Benny Andersson/Björn Ulvaeus/Tim Rice |
| [00:00.239][ENSEMBLE] | |
| [00:00.489] | 1866, Wilhelm Steinitz |
| [00:04.502] | 1894, Emanuel Lasker |
| [00:07.021][MOLOKOV & ENSEMBLE] | |
| [00:07.264] | How straightforward the game |
| [00:10.525] | When one has trust in one's player (1921, José Capablanca) |
| [00:16.048] | And how great the relief |
| [00:19.056] | Working for one who believes in |
| [00:22.318] | Loyalty, heritage |
| [00:24.626] | True to his kind, come what may (1927, Alex Alekhine) |
| [00:30.111][FREDDIE & ENSEMBLE] | |
| [00:30.361] | How straightforward the game (1935, Euwe) |
| [00:32.877] | When one is free from distraction (1948, Mikhail Botvinnik) |
| [00:39.166] | When your only concern |
| [00:41.620] | Is laid out so clearly before you |
| [00:45.411] | Sixty-four squares |
| [00:46.957] | They're the reason you know you exist (1957, Vasily Smyslov) |
| [00:53.413][MOLOKOV & ENSEMBLE] | |
| [00:53.414] | It's the weak who accept (1960, Tal) |
| [00:56.424] | Tawdry untruths about freedom (1963, Tigran Petrosian) |
| [01:02.237] | Prostituting themselves |
| [01:05.312] | Chasing a spurious starlight |
| [01:08.335] | Trinkets in airports |
| [01:10.589] | Sufficient to lead them astray (1969, Boris Spassky) |
| [01:16.362][FLORENCE & ENSEMBLE] | |
| [01:16.668] | Does the player exist (1972—) |
| [01:19.664] | In any human endeavor (—Bobby Fischer)(1975, Anatoly Karpov) |
| [01:25.446] | Who's been known to resist |
| [01:28.199] | Sirens of fame and possessions? |
| [01:31.678] | They will destroy you |
| [01:33.504] | Not rivals, not age, not success |
| [01:36.020][ENSEMBLE] | |
| [01:36.768] | 1956, Budapest is rising |
| [01:41.031] | 1956, Budapest is fighting |
| [01:45.316] | 1956, Budapest is falling |
| [01:50.419] | 1956, Budapest is dying |
| [00:00.000] | zuo ci : Benny Andersson Bj rn Ulvaeus Tim Rice |
| [00:00.119] | zuo qu : Benny Andersson Bj rn Ulvaeus Tim Rice |
| [00:00.239][ENSEMBLE] | |
| [00:00.489] | 1866, Wilhelm Steinitz |
| [00:04.502] | 1894, Emanuel Lasker |
| [00:07.021][MOLOKOV & ENSEMBLE] | |
| [00:07.264] | How straightforward the game |
| [00:10.525] | When one has trust in one' s player 1921, Jose Capablanca |
| [00:16.048] | And how great the relief |
| [00:19.056] | Working for one who believes in |
| [00:22.318] | Loyalty, heritage |
| [00:24.626] | True to his kind, come what may 1927, Alex Alekhine |
| [00:30.111][FREDDIE & ENSEMBLE] | |
| [00:30.361] | How straightforward the game 1935, Euwe |
| [00:32.877] | When one is free from distraction 1948, Mikhail Botvinnik |
| [00:39.166] | When your only concern |
| [00:41.620] | Is laid out so clearly before you |
| [00:45.411] | Sixtyfour squares |
| [00:46.957] | They' re the reason you know you exist 1957, Vasily Smyslov |
| [00:53.413][MOLOKOV & ENSEMBLE] | |
| [00:53.414] | It' s the weak who accept 1960, Tal |
| [00:56.424] | Tawdry untruths about freedom 1963, Tigran Petrosian |
| [01:02.237] | Prostituting themselves |
| [01:05.312] | Chasing a spurious starlight |
| [01:08.335] | Trinkets in airports |
| [01:10.589] | Sufficient to lead them astray 1969, Boris Spassky |
| [01:16.362][FLORENCE & ENSEMBLE] | |
| [01:16.668] | Does the player exist 1972 |
| [01:19.664] | In any human endeavor Bobby Fischer 1975, Anatoly Karpov |
| [01:25.446] | Who' s been known to resist |
| [01:28.199] | Sirens of fame and possessions? |
| [01:31.678] | They will destroy you |
| [01:33.504] | Not rivals, not age, not success |
| [01:36.020][ENSEMBLE] | |
| [01:36.768] | 1956, Budapest is rising |
| [01:41.031] | 1956, Budapest is fighting |
| [01:45.316] | 1956, Budapest is falling |
| [01:50.419] | 1956, Budapest is dying |
| [00:00.000] | zuò cí : Benny Andersson Bj rn Ulvaeus Tim Rice |
| [00:00.119] | zuò qǔ : Benny Andersson Bj rn Ulvaeus Tim Rice |
| [00:00.239][ENSEMBLE] | |
| [00:00.489] | 1866, Wilhelm Steinitz |
| [00:04.502] | 1894, Emanuel Lasker |
| [00:07.021][MOLOKOV & ENSEMBLE] | |
| [00:07.264] | How straightforward the game |
| [00:10.525] | When one has trust in one' s player 1921, José Capablanca |
| [00:16.048] | And how great the relief |
| [00:19.056] | Working for one who believes in |
| [00:22.318] | Loyalty, heritage |
| [00:24.626] | True to his kind, come what may 1927, Alex Alekhine |
| [00:30.111][FREDDIE & ENSEMBLE] | |
| [00:30.361] | How straightforward the game 1935, Euwe |
| [00:32.877] | When one is free from distraction 1948, Mikhail Botvinnik |
| [00:39.166] | When your only concern |
| [00:41.620] | Is laid out so clearly before you |
| [00:45.411] | Sixtyfour squares |
| [00:46.957] | They' re the reason you know you exist 1957, Vasily Smyslov |
| [00:53.413][MOLOKOV & ENSEMBLE] | |
| [00:53.414] | It' s the weak who accept 1960, Tal |
| [00:56.424] | Tawdry untruths about freedom 1963, Tigran Petrosian |
| [01:02.237] | Prostituting themselves |
| [01:05.312] | Chasing a spurious starlight |
| [01:08.335] | Trinkets in airports |
| [01:10.589] | Sufficient to lead them astray 1969, Boris Spassky |
| [01:16.362][FLORENCE & ENSEMBLE] | |
| [01:16.668] | Does the player exist 1972 |
| [01:19.664] | In any human endeavor Bobby Fischer 1975, Anatoly Karpov |
| [01:25.446] | Who' s been known to resist |
| [01:28.199] | Sirens of fame and possessions? |
| [01:31.678] | They will destroy you |
| [01:33.504] | Not rivals, not age, not success |
| [01:36.020][ENSEMBLE] | |
| [01:36.768] | 1956, Budapest is rising |
| [01:41.031] | 1956, Budapest is fighting |
| [01:45.316] | 1956, Budapest is falling |
| [01:50.419] | 1956, Budapest is dying |
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