歌曲 | Nineteen Forty-Eightish |
歌手 | Roy Harper |
专辑 | Whatever Happened to Jugula |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Harper | |
The lemmings push their pens and rush | |
In hoards of crashing stupor | |
Towards the farms of Babylon | |
To scramble mother nature | |
Where unrelenting drudgery | |
Is all there is to nurture | |
And life and death are by consent | |
And love is for oppression | |
Welcome to my nightmare | |
It's the one in which I always press the button | |
A million tons of printed shit | |
Come through my door each day | |
Up to my dick, around my neck | |
I can't even throw it away | |
Bills for my shirt, receipts for my soul | |
With only a moment to pay | |
Before the thud of the future | |
Gives me the shakes | |
Welcome to my nightmare | |
It's the one in which I always burn the cakes | |
In 1649 | |
Just as I light the loaded fire | |
A space invader lands | |
It's full of cops and bureaucrats | |
With bouquets of final demands | |
And I see my life flash before me again | |
Slipping through my hands | |
As the sound of harvest closes in | |
Swooping - reaping | |
Welcome to my nightmare | |
It's the one in which I walk when I'm not sleeping | |
In thirteen twenty four | |
The one we've all been waiting for | |
Nineteen eighty-four | |
There's a little man left to hold the can | |
He don't know how and his only plan | |
Is everlasting life | |
He beats the street with his plates of meat | |
In the sandwich board of his final retreat | |
Bellowing goodbye | |
Everyone sees and nobody shares | |
Everyone knows its the truth that he bears | |
That the end is nigh | |
And he stands against the rails at Oxford Circus | |
Leafleting the souls who keep this pace | |
That gathers speed and calls itself | |
The human race | |
And shadows fight with men of straw | |
In pockets of derision | |
While mother checks up on the stars | |
Denies her intuition | |
And sends young Julia to school | |
To learn an empty vision | |
That's full of paper tiger rats | |
To pass to her own children | |
Welcome to my nightmare | |
I'm the father, son and whole polluted system | |
In nineteen eighty-four | |
Nineteen eighty-four | |
Nineteen eighty-four | |
The one we've all been longing for | |
Nineteen eighty-four |
zuo ci : Harper | |
The lemmings push their pens and rush | |
In hoards of crashing stupor | |
Towards the farms of Babylon | |
To scramble mother nature | |
Where unrelenting drudgery | |
Is all there is to nurture | |
And life and death are by consent | |
And love is for oppression | |
Welcome to my nightmare | |
It' s the one in which I always press the button | |
A million tons of printed shit | |
Come through my door each day | |
Up to my dick, around my neck | |
I can' t even throw it away | |
Bills for my shirt, receipts for my soul | |
With only a moment to pay | |
Before the thud of the future | |
Gives me the shakes | |
Welcome to my nightmare | |
It' s the one in which I always burn the cakes | |
In 1649 | |
Just as I light the loaded fire | |
A space invader lands | |
It' s full of cops and bureaucrats | |
With bouquets of final demands | |
And I see my life flash before me again | |
Slipping through my hands | |
As the sound of harvest closes in | |
Swooping reaping | |
Welcome to my nightmare | |
It' s the one in which I walk when I' m not sleeping | |
In thirteen twenty four | |
The one we' ve all been waiting for | |
Nineteen eightyfour | |
There' s a little man left to hold the can | |
He don' t know how and his only plan | |
Is everlasting life | |
He beats the street with his plates of meat | |
In the sandwich board of his final retreat | |
Bellowing goodbye | |
Everyone sees and nobody shares | |
Everyone knows its the truth that he bears | |
That the end is nigh | |
And he stands against the rails at Oxford Circus | |
Leafleting the souls who keep this pace | |
That gathers speed and calls itself | |
The human race | |
And shadows fight with men of straw | |
In pockets of derision | |
While mother checks up on the stars | |
Denies her intuition | |
And sends young Julia to school | |
To learn an empty vision | |
That' s full of paper tiger rats | |
To pass to her own children | |
Welcome to my nightmare | |
I' m the father, son and whole polluted system | |
In nineteen eightyfour | |
Nineteen eightyfour | |
Nineteen eightyfour | |
The one we' ve all been longing for | |
Nineteen eightyfour |
zuò cí : Harper | |
The lemmings push their pens and rush | |
In hoards of crashing stupor | |
Towards the farms of Babylon | |
To scramble mother nature | |
Where unrelenting drudgery | |
Is all there is to nurture | |
And life and death are by consent | |
And love is for oppression | |
Welcome to my nightmare | |
It' s the one in which I always press the button | |
A million tons of printed shit | |
Come through my door each day | |
Up to my dick, around my neck | |
I can' t even throw it away | |
Bills for my shirt, receipts for my soul | |
With only a moment to pay | |
Before the thud of the future | |
Gives me the shakes | |
Welcome to my nightmare | |
It' s the one in which I always burn the cakes | |
In 1649 | |
Just as I light the loaded fire | |
A space invader lands | |
It' s full of cops and bureaucrats | |
With bouquets of final demands | |
And I see my life flash before me again | |
Slipping through my hands | |
As the sound of harvest closes in | |
Swooping reaping | |
Welcome to my nightmare | |
It' s the one in which I walk when I' m not sleeping | |
In thirteen twenty four | |
The one we' ve all been waiting for | |
Nineteen eightyfour | |
There' s a little man left to hold the can | |
He don' t know how and his only plan | |
Is everlasting life | |
He beats the street with his plates of meat | |
In the sandwich board of his final retreat | |
Bellowing goodbye | |
Everyone sees and nobody shares | |
Everyone knows its the truth that he bears | |
That the end is nigh | |
And he stands against the rails at Oxford Circus | |
Leafleting the souls who keep this pace | |
That gathers speed and calls itself | |
The human race | |
And shadows fight with men of straw | |
In pockets of derision | |
While mother checks up on the stars | |
Denies her intuition | |
And sends young Julia to school | |
To learn an empty vision | |
That' s full of paper tiger rats | |
To pass to her own children | |
Welcome to my nightmare | |
I' m the father, son and whole polluted system | |
In nineteen eightyfour | |
Nineteen eightyfour | |
Nineteen eightyfour | |
The one we' ve all been longing for | |
Nineteen eightyfour |