歌曲 | Never Before at the Beauty of Spring |
歌手 | Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio |
专辑 | Make Love and War |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Tomas Pettersson | |
作词 : Tomas Pettersson | |
Never before, at the beauty of spring; | |
Have I noticed the scent, of so many things | |
Of maple and cherry, and roses of red; | |
And the lingering stench, of the wandering dead | |
No further than nature, I wander to breathe; | |
The fluttering scent, of flowers and weeds | |
The quickening scent, of upgrading pines; | |
Refreshingly green, from the changing in times | |
'Camouflaged by grief and dissembled in sorrow; the advent of spring, in the rise of tomorrow | |
Shall weather its beauty and relish its pain; wandering forth in golden rain' | |
I heed to the singing, of birds in the sky; | |
Roused by the sprouting, of life that revives | |
I cherish this season, not lasting for long; | |
Where the sounding of conflict, is blended song | |
I heed to the crackle, of opening sprouts; | |
At the beauty of springtime, where flowers arise | |
I rest among grass, that is emerald green; | |
Tranquil with a healthy, abundance of spleen | |
'Camouflaged by grief and dissembled in sorrow; the advent of spring, in the rise of tomorrow | |
Shall weather its beauty and relish its pain; wandering forth in golden rain' | |
Erect and majestic, of blistering crowns; | |
The oak trees are growing, at the rising of time | |
On freshly cut grass, on an emerald lawn; | |
I heed to the sounding, and the making of spawn | |
Never before, at the beauty of spring; | |
Have I noticed the scent, of so many things | |
Of lilies and daisies, and red pimpernel; | |
And the fluttering scent, of the fires from Hell | |
'Camouflaged by grief and dissembled in sorrow; the advent of spring, in the rise of tomorrow | |
Shall weather its beauty and relish its pain; wandering forth in golden rain' |
zuo qu : Tomas Pettersson | |
zuo ci : Tomas Pettersson | |
Never before, at the beauty of spring | |
Have I noticed the scent, of so many things | |
Of maple and cherry, and roses of red | |
And the lingering stench, of the wandering dead | |
No further than nature, I wander to breathe | |
The fluttering scent, of flowers and weeds | |
The quickening scent, of upgrading pines | |
Refreshingly green, from the changing in times | |
' Camouflaged by grief and dissembled in sorrow the advent of spring, in the rise of tomorrow | |
Shall weather its beauty and relish its pain wandering forth in golden rain' | |
I heed to the singing, of birds in the sky | |
Roused by the sprouting, of life that revives | |
I cherish this season, not lasting for long | |
Where the sounding of conflict, is blended song | |
I heed to the crackle, of opening sprouts | |
At the beauty of springtime, where flowers arise | |
I rest among grass, that is emerald green | |
Tranquil with a healthy, abundance of spleen | |
' Camouflaged by grief and dissembled in sorrow the advent of spring, in the rise of tomorrow | |
Shall weather its beauty and relish its pain wandering forth in golden rain' | |
Erect and majestic, of blistering crowns | |
The oak trees are growing, at the rising of time | |
On freshly cut grass, on an emerald lawn | |
I heed to the sounding, and the making of spawn | |
Never before, at the beauty of spring | |
Have I noticed the scent, of so many things | |
Of lilies and daisies, and red pimpernel | |
And the fluttering scent, of the fires from Hell | |
' Camouflaged by grief and dissembled in sorrow the advent of spring, in the rise of tomorrow | |
Shall weather its beauty and relish its pain wandering forth in golden rain' |
zuò qǔ : Tomas Pettersson | |
zuò cí : Tomas Pettersson | |
Never before, at the beauty of spring | |
Have I noticed the scent, of so many things | |
Of maple and cherry, and roses of red | |
And the lingering stench, of the wandering dead | |
No further than nature, I wander to breathe | |
The fluttering scent, of flowers and weeds | |
The quickening scent, of upgrading pines | |
Refreshingly green, from the changing in times | |
' Camouflaged by grief and dissembled in sorrow the advent of spring, in the rise of tomorrow | |
Shall weather its beauty and relish its pain wandering forth in golden rain' | |
I heed to the singing, of birds in the sky | |
Roused by the sprouting, of life that revives | |
I cherish this season, not lasting for long | |
Where the sounding of conflict, is blended song | |
I heed to the crackle, of opening sprouts | |
At the beauty of springtime, where flowers arise | |
I rest among grass, that is emerald green | |
Tranquil with a healthy, abundance of spleen | |
' Camouflaged by grief and dissembled in sorrow the advent of spring, in the rise of tomorrow | |
Shall weather its beauty and relish its pain wandering forth in golden rain' | |
Erect and majestic, of blistering crowns | |
The oak trees are growing, at the rising of time | |
On freshly cut grass, on an emerald lawn | |
I heed to the sounding, and the making of spawn | |
Never before, at the beauty of spring | |
Have I noticed the scent, of so many things | |
Of lilies and daisies, and red pimpernel | |
And the fluttering scent, of the fires from Hell | |
' Camouflaged by grief and dissembled in sorrow the advent of spring, in the rise of tomorrow | |
Shall weather its beauty and relish its pain wandering forth in golden rain' |