| 歌曲 | In Desperate Need |
| 歌手 | Emitt Rhodes |
| 专辑 | The Emitt Rhodes Recordings 1969-1973 |
| 作曲 : Rhodes | |
| Rhodes | |
| Endless miles of concrete, infinite tons of asphalt | |
| Lifeless pavement getting rougher lately in the distance you can see so faintly | |
| Empty towers of granite stretching up above the planet | |
| Face it, all of us are here together, don't tell me that we're trapped forever | |
| In desperate need of breath with hope the weak may breathe | |
| What makes you think you're free when you're in desperate need? | |
| Ill wind sounding thunder turbulent angry vapor | |
| We are prisoners of our own behavior | |
| Born of flesh through pain and labor | |
| Now let it be understood, idols carved of wood offer convenient wings | |
| Now let it be understood, idols carved of wood offer convenient wings | |
| Crowds of lonely faces vanishing open spaces | |
| We are threatened by those around us, sheltered by those who are closest | |
| In desperate need of warmth, with hope the cold will leave | |
| What makes you think you're free when you're in desperate need? |
| zuò qǔ : Rhodes | |
| Rhodes | |
| Endless miles of concrete, infinite tons of asphalt | |
| Lifeless pavement getting rougher lately in the distance you can see so faintly | |
| Empty towers of granite stretching up above the planet | |
| Face it, all of us are here together, don' t tell me that we' re trapped forever | |
| In desperate need of breath with hope the weak may breathe | |
| What makes you think you' re free when you' re in desperate need? | |
| Ill wind sounding thunder turbulent angry vapor | |
| We are prisoners of our own behavior | |
| Born of flesh through pain and labor | |
| Now let it be understood, idols carved of wood offer convenient wings | |
| Now let it be understood, idols carved of wood offer convenient wings | |
| Crowds of lonely faces vanishing open spaces | |
| We are threatened by those around us, sheltered by those who are closest | |
| In desperate need of warmth, with hope the cold will leave | |
| What makes you think you' re free when you' re in desperate need? |