歌曲 | Morning Colors |
歌手 | Linda Perhacs |
专辑 | Parallelograms |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Perhacs | |
Fog is catching in cold round drops | |
And from the rail of his terrace | |
Dripping | |
Some to fall, and some to blink | |
In colors of neon from the signs | |
All along his street | |
His stairs are wood, and old | |
And they creak | |
They complain when I come | |
And they talk when I go | |
But I'm quiet if I try | |
And I don't stay too long | |
And I go before the morning | |
And the dripping of the fog | |
Is gone | |
Sometimes I wonder | |
Should I wake him to see | |
All those bright bubble drops | |
In the still slickened streets | |
Sometimes I wonder | |
Has he ever really seen them? | |
Sometimes I wonder | |
Has he ever really seen me | |
It's so warm and still | |
Fresh coffee and oranges | |
Soon almond cakes | |
He'll sleep till they're done | |
There hasn't been a sound | |
Out from under those signs | |
Haven't heard a single footstep | |
That is rushing to be on time | |
Colors that are dripping | |
Help to make up for his silence | |
I think of you in green | |
I remember he once told me | |
But when I go | |
As I always must do | |
The color in his day will be | |
Clear...and...blue |
zuo ci : Perhacs | |
Fog is catching in cold round drops | |
And from the rail of his terrace | |
Dripping | |
Some to fall, and some to blink | |
In colors of neon from the signs | |
All along his street | |
His stairs are wood, and old | |
And they creak | |
They complain when I come | |
And they talk when I go | |
But I' m quiet if I try | |
And I don' t stay too long | |
And I go before the morning | |
And the dripping of the fog | |
Is gone | |
Sometimes I wonder | |
Should I wake him to see | |
All those bright bubble drops | |
In the still slickened streets | |
Sometimes I wonder | |
Has he ever really seen them? | |
Sometimes I wonder | |
Has he ever really seen me | |
It' s so warm and still | |
Fresh coffee and oranges | |
Soon almond cakes | |
He' ll sleep till they' re done | |
There hasn' t been a sound | |
Out from under those signs | |
Haven' t heard a single footstep | |
That is rushing to be on time | |
Colors that are dripping | |
Help to make up for his silence | |
I think of you in green | |
I remember he once told me | |
But when I go | |
As I always must do | |
The color in his day will be | |
Clear... and... blue |
zuò cí : Perhacs | |
Fog is catching in cold round drops | |
And from the rail of his terrace | |
Dripping | |
Some to fall, and some to blink | |
In colors of neon from the signs | |
All along his street | |
His stairs are wood, and old | |
And they creak | |
They complain when I come | |
And they talk when I go | |
But I' m quiet if I try | |
And I don' t stay too long | |
And I go before the morning | |
And the dripping of the fog | |
Is gone | |
Sometimes I wonder | |
Should I wake him to see | |
All those bright bubble drops | |
In the still slickened streets | |
Sometimes I wonder | |
Has he ever really seen them? | |
Sometimes I wonder | |
Has he ever really seen me | |
It' s so warm and still | |
Fresh coffee and oranges | |
Soon almond cakes | |
He' ll sleep till they' re done | |
There hasn' t been a sound | |
Out from under those signs | |
Haven' t heard a single footstep | |
That is rushing to be on time | |
Colors that are dripping | |
Help to make up for his silence | |
I think of you in green | |
I remember he once told me | |
But when I go | |
As I always must do | |
The color in his day will be | |
Clear... and... blue |