Song | Hull or Hell |
Artist | Chumbawamba |
Album | The Boy Bands Have Won |
作曲 : Chumbawamba | |
Of larks trains windows and brooks | |
The poet he writes it all down in his book | |
Won't meet your eye but he wants you to look | |
In Hull or hell he lies | |
Lambs in the winter and swans in the spring | |
Children at play they're like birds on the wing | |
And the poet he writes that the sun seems to swing | |
In Hull or hell he lies | |
Away from the world and away from the page | |
Hidden in corners the gathering of age | |
Retreats to the wings where he once held the stage | |
In Hull or hell he lies | |
The dirt and the filth that we don't get to see | |
That's eating his language away | |
This yellow-eyed nastiness hides from the light of the day | |
Resenting the everyday growing so old | |
Where winter once pictured as flowers in fold | |
Turned frosty and bitter and weathered and cold | |
In Hull or hell he lies | |
His housemaid she tried but the dirt grew so fast | |
The darkest of colours he nailed to the mast | |
Stuck in his ways like he's stuck in the past |
zuò qǔ : Chumbawamba | |
Of larks trains windows and brooks | |
The poet he writes it all down in his book | |
Won' t meet your eye but he wants you to look | |
In Hull or hell he lies | |
Lambs in the winter and swans in the spring | |
Children at play they' re like birds on the wing | |
And the poet he writes that the sun seems to swing | |
In Hull or hell he lies | |
Away from the world and away from the page | |
Hidden in corners the gathering of age | |
Retreats to the wings where he once held the stage | |
In Hull or hell he lies | |
The dirt and the filth that we don' t get to see | |
That' s eating his language away | |
This yelloweyed nastiness hides from the light of the day | |
Resenting the everyday growing so old | |
Where winter once pictured as flowers in fold | |
Turned frosty and bitter and weathered and cold | |
In Hull or hell he lies | |
His housemaid she tried but the dirt grew so fast | |
The darkest of colours he nailed to the mast | |
Stuck in his ways like he' s stuck in the past |