Song | Everyone Moves Away |
Artist | The Posies |
Album | Dear 23 |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Auer, Stringfellow | |
Please forgive, for they know not | |
what they've done | |
And if they did, they'd surely | |
resurrect their trust | |
Promises were made to break and | |
the family kept its end | |
And now your answer, my friend | |
Is blowing in one head and out the | |
other | |
But you will find yourself | |
You will recognize and realize, even | |
when you can't forget | |
The times they tried you, things | |
denied you | |
Inside the big nameless house | |
From which everyone moves away, | |
everyone moves away | |
Growing up in severed states of | |
mind | |
Can cause you to to blind more | |
than twice | |
And now we're hurt by the words | |
we've never said | |
The wounds you never bled | |
Just aggravate your head until | |
they've gone | |
But you will like yourself | |
You will verify and vocalize even | |
when you can't forget | |
That when you stayed you, they | |
betrayed you | |
Inside the big nameless house | |
From which everyone moves away, | |
everyone moves away | |
Try to wipe away the traces of | |
people, places, childhood spaces | |
Etched upon your memory, like the | |
way that we were raised | |
In our backyard we were left no | |
time to think | |
The blood that turned to ink spelled | |
neglect | |
Now there's no sun and the grass is | |
overgrown | |
The sacred seed they've sown is | |
utterly alone and scared to death | |
But you will free yourself | |
You will cut the cord and cauterize | |
and if you ever feel an urge | |
To look behind you, let this remind | |
you | |
We both grew up in the same | |
house | |
From which everyone moves away, | |
everyone moves away | |
Everyone moves, everyone moves, |
zuo qu : Auer, Stringfellow | |
Please forgive, for they know not | |
what they' ve done | |
And if they did, they' d surely | |
resurrect their trust | |
Promises were made to break and | |
the family kept its end | |
And now your answer, my friend | |
Is blowing in one head and out the | |
other | |
But you will find yourself | |
You will recognize and realize, even | |
when you can' t forget | |
The times they tried you, things | |
denied you | |
Inside the big nameless house | |
From which everyone moves away, | |
everyone moves away | |
Growing up in severed states of | |
mind | |
Can cause you to to blind more | |
than twice | |
And now we' re hurt by the words | |
we' ve never said | |
The wounds you never bled | |
Just aggravate your head until | |
they' ve gone | |
But you will like yourself | |
You will verify and vocalize even | |
when you can' t forget | |
That when you stayed you, they | |
betrayed you | |
Inside the big nameless house | |
From which everyone moves away, | |
everyone moves away | |
Try to wipe away the traces of | |
people, places, childhood spaces | |
Etched upon your memory, like the | |
way that we were raised | |
In our backyard we were left no | |
time to think | |
The blood that turned to ink spelled | |
neglect | |
Now there' s no sun and the grass is | |
overgrown | |
The sacred seed they' ve sown is | |
utterly alone and scared to death | |
But you will free yourself | |
You will cut the cord and cauterize | |
and if you ever feel an urge | |
To look behind you, let this remind | |
you | |
We both grew up in the same | |
house | |
From which everyone moves away, | |
everyone moves away | |
Everyone moves, everyone moves, |
zuò qǔ : Auer, Stringfellow | |
Please forgive, for they know not | |
what they' ve done | |
And if they did, they' d surely | |
resurrect their trust | |
Promises were made to break and | |
the family kept its end | |
And now your answer, my friend | |
Is blowing in one head and out the | |
other | |
But you will find yourself | |
You will recognize and realize, even | |
when you can' t forget | |
The times they tried you, things | |
denied you | |
Inside the big nameless house | |
From which everyone moves away, | |
everyone moves away | |
Growing up in severed states of | |
mind | |
Can cause you to to blind more | |
than twice | |
And now we' re hurt by the words | |
we' ve never said | |
The wounds you never bled | |
Just aggravate your head until | |
they' ve gone | |
But you will like yourself | |
You will verify and vocalize even | |
when you can' t forget | |
That when you stayed you, they | |
betrayed you | |
Inside the big nameless house | |
From which everyone moves away, | |
everyone moves away | |
Try to wipe away the traces of | |
people, places, childhood spaces | |
Etched upon your memory, like the | |
way that we were raised | |
In our backyard we were left no | |
time to think | |
The blood that turned to ink spelled | |
neglect | |
Now there' s no sun and the grass is | |
overgrown | |
The sacred seed they' ve sown is | |
utterly alone and scared to death | |
But you will free yourself | |
You will cut the cord and cauterize | |
and if you ever feel an urge | |
To look behind you, let this remind | |
you | |
We both grew up in the same | |
house | |
From which everyone moves away, | |
everyone moves away | |
Everyone moves, everyone moves, |