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The Spoken Wheel

	作曲 : Casey, Hensley, King, Maxwell ...
	Your passin' broke the silence
	On that dark
	October day
	The sun was headin' for the west
	As it did
	I heard you say
	I set my sail for a gentle breeze
	Now I leave this world as it was meant to be
	And you, did you listen to anything
	I said?Did you ever listen to me?
	Though now it seems you'll never know
	But every lad to a man must grow
	Till winter comes to celebrate
	Then proudly chill the bone
	When at last they bury me
	Into this ground you'll someday see
	And you, did you listen to anything
	I said?Did you ever listen to me?
	Though the face we wear
	Sometimes seldom speaks
	From the babe that cries
	To this grown man's feet
	May the hand still write
	And it's heart shape keep
	Till our fathers, sons and daughters agree

	zuò qǔ : Casey, Hensley, King, Maxwell ...
	Your passin' broke the silence
	On that dark
	October day
	The sun was headin' for the west
	As it did
	I heard you say
	I set my sail for a gentle breeze
	Now I leave this world as it was meant to be
	And you, did you listen to anything
	I said? Did you ever listen to me?
	Though now it seems you' ll never know
	But every lad to a man must grow
	Till winter comes to celebrate
	Then proudly chill the bone
	When at last they bury me
	Into this ground you' ll someday see
	And you, did you listen to anything
	I said? Did you ever listen to me?
	Though the face we wear
	Sometimes seldom speaks
	From the babe that cries
	To this grown man' s feet
	May the hand still write
	And it' s heart shape keep
	Till our fathers, sons and daughters agree