歌曲 | Writers Are a Funny Breed |
歌手 | Jane Siberry |
专辑 | Jane Siberry |
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作词 : Siberry | |
It is very quiet here--so still | |
I don't live here--I live down the hill | |
On this winter's afternoon | |
The distant sun--it slowly swings the room around | |
This room hangs on a golden chain | |
Suspended | |
Frozen | |
Frozen in time since you went away | |
Walking through your rooms I though your things | |
Fitting--these aren't fingers these are wings | |
It says April on your calendar | |
It's winter now--I wonder where you are | |
I hope it's warm and sunny--or cold and windy | |
As long as you're fine | |
Your house is as tumble-down as mine | |
Crumpled papers everywhere like mine | |
This one says "I'll write no more" | |
That one says "don't lock the door" | |
Writers are a funny breed | |
I should know | |
You said someday when we're pure and high | |
We won't need to capture and describe | |
The things we see or don't see | |
We'll let things be | |
Let things be | |
That's when you'd leave | |
And that is why I had to come today | |
My mad scribbling crumpled, crippled, fey | |
Tossing words from ledges that erode | |
From ledges--I am not a goat | |
I am not a piece of chalk | |
I just want to do it right like you | |
And now I stand here in your house | |
Everything's so still | |
I wonder if I'll write again | |
Or let things be | |
Writers are a funny breed |
zuo ci : Siberry | |
It is very quiet hereso still | |
I don' t live hereI live down the hill | |
On this winter' s afternoon | |
The distant sunit slowly swings the room around | |
This room hangs on a golden chain | |
Suspended | |
Frozen | |
Frozen in time since you went away | |
Walking through your rooms I though your things | |
Fittingthese aren' t fingers these are wings | |
It says April on your calendar | |
It' s winter nowI wonder where you are | |
I hope it' s warm and sunnyor cold and windy | |
As long as you' re fine | |
Your house is as tumbledown as mine | |
Crumpled papers everywhere like mine | |
This one says " I' ll write no more" | |
That one says " don' t lock the door" | |
Writers are a funny breed | |
I should know | |
You said someday when we' re pure and high | |
We won' t need to capture and describe | |
The things we see or don' t see | |
We' ll let things be | |
Let things be | |
That' s when you' d leave | |
And that is why I had to come today | |
My mad scribbling crumpled, crippled, fey | |
Tossing words from ledges that erode | |
From ledgesI am not a goat | |
I am not a piece of chalk | |
I just want to do it right like you | |
And now I stand here in your house | |
Everything' s so still | |
I wonder if I' ll write again | |
Or let things be | |
Writers are a funny breed |
zuò cí : Siberry | |
It is very quiet hereso still | |
I don' t live hereI live down the hill | |
On this winter' s afternoon | |
The distant sunit slowly swings the room around | |
This room hangs on a golden chain | |
Suspended | |
Frozen | |
Frozen in time since you went away | |
Walking through your rooms I though your things | |
Fittingthese aren' t fingers these are wings | |
It says April on your calendar | |
It' s winter nowI wonder where you are | |
I hope it' s warm and sunnyor cold and windy | |
As long as you' re fine | |
Your house is as tumbledown as mine | |
Crumpled papers everywhere like mine | |
This one says " I' ll write no more" | |
That one says " don' t lock the door" | |
Writers are a funny breed | |
I should know | |
You said someday when we' re pure and high | |
We won' t need to capture and describe | |
The things we see or don' t see | |
We' ll let things be | |
Let things be | |
That' s when you' d leave | |
And that is why I had to come today | |
My mad scribbling crumpled, crippled, fey | |
Tossing words from ledges that erode | |
From ledgesI am not a goat | |
I am not a piece of chalk | |
I just want to do it right like you | |
And now I stand here in your house | |
Everything' s so still | |
I wonder if I' ll write again | |
Or let things be | |
Writers are a funny breed |