Song | Love on Ice |
Artist | Momus |
Album | Tender Pervert |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Momus | |
We're all cuddles and smiles | |
At the press photocall | |
Though you hate to touch me | |
And I couldn't love you at all | |
Because I'm not an ordinary guy | |
And you're not an ordinary girl | |
But that's how we have to appear now we're | |
The best in the world | |
And The Sun is uncharacteristically wise | |
When it captions the photograph | |
'Love on ice' | |
Love on ice | |
One perfect couple on four perfect blades | |
We execute two perfect figures of eight | |
We accept the bouquets but we'd just like to say | |
Before these flowers wither like all accolades | |
I'm only doing this for Christopher | |
And you're only doing it for Jane | |
In the Radio Times and on breakfast TV | |
Our faces appear because young healthy faces | |
Are what the world's dying to see | |
In an advert promoting a diet | |
We skate to a halt and say 'Try it!' | |
But how could a straight have a figure or skate | |
Without my anxiety? | |
And the caption they use in the Radio Times | |
And over their products is | |
'Love on ice' | |
Love on ice | |
One perfect couple on four perfect blades | |
We execute two perfect figures of eight | |
We accept the bouquets but we'd just like to say | |
Before these flowers wither like all accolades | |
We want to come out of the closet | |
We'd give up the life of the stars | |
If Christopher wasn't our manager | |
And Jane didn't do our cocaine and our PR | |
It began to go wrong | |
But the press wouldn't leave us alone | |
We lost to a couple of Soviets who skated like robots | |
And when we came home | |
The tabloids said I'd died of AIDS | |
And you'd set up camp with the Greenham Brigades | |
And the serious papers we offered our story said 'Sorry' | |
And slammed down the phone | |
But in City Limits they mentioned us twice | |
In a feature and letter they titled respectively | |
'Love on ice' and 'Gay love on Ice' | |
One perfect couple on four perfect blades | |
We execute two perfect figures of eight | |
But the ice is a mirror in which people see | |
Their nation and their sexuality | |
And now we've come out of the closet | |
No-one remembers our names | |
And Christopher isn't our manager | |
And we need the PR more than Jane needs our cocaine |
zuo ci : Momus | |
We' re all cuddles and smiles | |
At the press photocall | |
Though you hate to touch me | |
And I couldn' t love you at all | |
Because I' m not an ordinary guy | |
And you' re not an ordinary girl | |
But that' s how we have to appear now we' re | |
The best in the world | |
And The Sun is uncharacteristically wise | |
When it captions the photograph | |
' Love on ice' | |
Love on ice | |
One perfect couple on four perfect blades | |
We execute two perfect figures of eight | |
We accept the bouquets but we' d just like to say | |
Before these flowers wither like all accolades | |
I' m only doing this for Christopher | |
And you' re only doing it for Jane | |
In the Radio Times and on breakfast TV | |
Our faces appear because young healthy faces | |
Are what the world' s dying to see | |
In an advert promoting a diet | |
We skate to a halt and say ' Try it!' | |
But how could a straight have a figure or skate | |
Without my anxiety? | |
And the caption they use in the Radio Times | |
And over their products is | |
' Love on ice' | |
Love on ice | |
One perfect couple on four perfect blades | |
We execute two perfect figures of eight | |
We accept the bouquets but we' d just like to say | |
Before these flowers wither like all accolades | |
We want to come out of the closet | |
We' d give up the life of the stars | |
If Christopher wasn' t our manager | |
And Jane didn' t do our cocaine and our PR | |
It began to go wrong | |
But the press wouldn' t leave us alone | |
We lost to a couple of Soviets who skated like robots | |
And when we came home | |
The tabloids said I' d died of AIDS | |
And you' d set up camp with the Greenham Brigades | |
And the serious papers we offered our story said ' Sorry' | |
And slammed down the phone | |
But in City Limits they mentioned us twice | |
In a feature and letter they titled respectively | |
' Love on ice' and ' Gay love on Ice' | |
One perfect couple on four perfect blades | |
We execute two perfect figures of eight | |
But the ice is a mirror in which people see | |
Their nation and their sexuality | |
And now we' ve come out of the closet | |
Noone remembers our names | |
And Christopher isn' t our manager | |
And we need the PR more than Jane needs our cocaine |
zuò cí : Momus | |
We' re all cuddles and smiles | |
At the press photocall | |
Though you hate to touch me | |
And I couldn' t love you at all | |
Because I' m not an ordinary guy | |
And you' re not an ordinary girl | |
But that' s how we have to appear now we' re | |
The best in the world | |
And The Sun is uncharacteristically wise | |
When it captions the photograph | |
' Love on ice' | |
Love on ice | |
One perfect couple on four perfect blades | |
We execute two perfect figures of eight | |
We accept the bouquets but we' d just like to say | |
Before these flowers wither like all accolades | |
I' m only doing this for Christopher | |
And you' re only doing it for Jane | |
In the Radio Times and on breakfast TV | |
Our faces appear because young healthy faces | |
Are what the world' s dying to see | |
In an advert promoting a diet | |
We skate to a halt and say ' Try it!' | |
But how could a straight have a figure or skate | |
Without my anxiety? | |
And the caption they use in the Radio Times | |
And over their products is | |
' Love on ice' | |
Love on ice | |
One perfect couple on four perfect blades | |
We execute two perfect figures of eight | |
We accept the bouquets but we' d just like to say | |
Before these flowers wither like all accolades | |
We want to come out of the closet | |
We' d give up the life of the stars | |
If Christopher wasn' t our manager | |
And Jane didn' t do our cocaine and our PR | |
It began to go wrong | |
But the press wouldn' t leave us alone | |
We lost to a couple of Soviets who skated like robots | |
And when we came home | |
The tabloids said I' d died of AIDS | |
And you' d set up camp with the Greenham Brigades | |
And the serious papers we offered our story said ' Sorry' | |
And slammed down the phone | |
But in City Limits they mentioned us twice | |
In a feature and letter they titled respectively | |
' Love on ice' and ' Gay love on Ice' | |
One perfect couple on four perfect blades | |
We execute two perfect figures of eight | |
But the ice is a mirror in which people see | |
Their nation and their sexuality | |
And now we' ve come out of the closet | |
Noone remembers our names | |
And Christopher isn' t our manager | |
And we need the PR more than Jane needs our cocaine |