Song | August Closing His Mouth After a Long Summer's Yawn |
Artist | Jason Webley |
Album | Viaje |
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作曲 : Webley | |
I think that we can breathe now, the world is over | |
Send all the children over now, red rover | |
Well, I guess the world stopped spinning | |
When supply somehow met demand | |
An uncashed paycheck in my pocket | |
And atom bombs in Pakistan | |
Now I'm sitting on a bus | |
A shade too tired to be annoyed | |
While two human avocados | |
A shade too loudly discuss Freud | |
That's okay, the experts say | |
'Cause at least the air is clearer now | |
I think that we can breathe now, the world is over | |
Waiting in a field of nine-leaf clovers | |
Sipping tea in an oasis | |
While we watch the desert spread | |
And we're counting on our virtues | |
'Cause it's too hard to count the dead | |
There's a pretty girl beside me | |
Think she wants to hold my hand | |
But she's speaking in a tongue | |
I think I'll never understand | |
But that's okay, the experts say | |
'Cause at least the air is clearer now | |
I think that we can breathe now, the world is over | |
We had our chances to be fighters | |
Now we're burned-out twenty-something poetry writers | |
Yeah, I guess we all can breathe now, the world is over | |
Guess there's nothing really left to do | |
But seal our eyes and nostrils up with glue | |
And observe the sticky residue that's all that's left of me and... |
zuo qu : Webley | |
I think that we can breathe now, the world is over | |
Send all the children over now, red rover | |
Well, I guess the world stopped spinning | |
When supply somehow met demand | |
An uncashed paycheck in my pocket | |
And atom bombs in Pakistan | |
Now I' m sitting on a bus | |
A shade too tired to be annoyed | |
While two human avocados | |
A shade too loudly discuss Freud | |
That' s okay, the experts say | |
' Cause at least the air is clearer now | |
I think that we can breathe now, the world is over | |
Waiting in a field of nineleaf clovers | |
Sipping tea in an oasis | |
While we watch the desert spread | |
And we' re counting on our virtues | |
' Cause it' s too hard to count the dead | |
There' s a pretty girl beside me | |
Think she wants to hold my hand | |
But she' s speaking in a tongue | |
I think I' ll never understand | |
But that' s okay, the experts say | |
' Cause at least the air is clearer now | |
I think that we can breathe now, the world is over | |
We had our chances to be fighters | |
Now we' re burnedout twentysomething poetry writers | |
Yeah, I guess we all can breathe now, the world is over | |
Guess there' s nothing really left to do | |
But seal our eyes and nostrils up with glue | |
And observe the sticky residue that' s all that' s left of me and... |
zuò qǔ : Webley | |
I think that we can breathe now, the world is over | |
Send all the children over now, red rover | |
Well, I guess the world stopped spinning | |
When supply somehow met demand | |
An uncashed paycheck in my pocket | |
And atom bombs in Pakistan | |
Now I' m sitting on a bus | |
A shade too tired to be annoyed | |
While two human avocados | |
A shade too loudly discuss Freud | |
That' s okay, the experts say | |
' Cause at least the air is clearer now | |
I think that we can breathe now, the world is over | |
Waiting in a field of nineleaf clovers | |
Sipping tea in an oasis | |
While we watch the desert spread | |
And we' re counting on our virtues | |
' Cause it' s too hard to count the dead | |
There' s a pretty girl beside me | |
Think she wants to hold my hand | |
But she' s speaking in a tongue | |
I think I' ll never understand | |
But that' s okay, the experts say | |
' Cause at least the air is clearer now | |
I think that we can breathe now, the world is over | |
We had our chances to be fighters | |
Now we' re burnedout twentysomething poetry writers | |
Yeah, I guess we all can breathe now, the world is over | |
Guess there' s nothing really left to do | |
But seal our eyes and nostrils up with glue | |
And observe the sticky residue that' s all that' s left of me and... |