歌曲 | Cold February |
歌手 | The Incredible String Band |
专辑 | Hard Rope & Silken Twine |
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作词 : Williamson | |
As I beside some winter's fire | |
Sat writing words strange and steady | |
Amongst my own internal choir | |
Came voices to my mind unready | |
Of those who died on either side | |
While friends cry o're their bones unburied | |
Go sighing through the north east winds | |
These cold days of February | |
Some clerk with papers and his pen | |
Some banker with his poison pity | |
Some captain careless of his men | |
These fan the flames that maim the cities | |
And bigots in the name of Christ | |
By thorny paths obscure and muddy | |
Can fear to roam through years of cold | |
Bewailing how their hands are bloody | |
Whether they were from here or there | |
Their race and place I would not be heeding | |
The men who caused such bitterness | |
If hearts they have let their hearts be bleeding | |
Who neither for age nor the young child | |
Would turn the shot of the arms they carried | |
Go bear the guilt a weary ways | |
For the cold days of February |
zuo ci : Williamson | |
As I beside some winter' s fire | |
Sat writing words strange and steady | |
Amongst my own internal choir | |
Came voices to my mind unready | |
Of those who died on either side | |
While friends cry o' re their bones unburied | |
Go sighing through the north east winds | |
These cold days of February | |
Some clerk with papers and his pen | |
Some banker with his poison pity | |
Some captain careless of his men | |
These fan the flames that maim the cities | |
And bigots in the name of Christ | |
By thorny paths obscure and muddy | |
Can fear to roam through years of cold | |
Bewailing how their hands are bloody | |
Whether they were from here or there | |
Their race and place I would not be heeding | |
The men who caused such bitterness | |
If hearts they have let their hearts be bleeding | |
Who neither for age nor the young child | |
Would turn the shot of the arms they carried | |
Go bear the guilt a weary ways | |
For the cold days of February |
zuò cí : Williamson | |
As I beside some winter' s fire | |
Sat writing words strange and steady | |
Amongst my own internal choir | |
Came voices to my mind unready | |
Of those who died on either side | |
While friends cry o' re their bones unburied | |
Go sighing through the north east winds | |
These cold days of February | |
Some clerk with papers and his pen | |
Some banker with his poison pity | |
Some captain careless of his men | |
These fan the flames that maim the cities | |
And bigots in the name of Christ | |
By thorny paths obscure and muddy | |
Can fear to roam through years of cold | |
Bewailing how their hands are bloody | |
Whether they were from here or there | |
Their race and place I would not be heeding | |
The men who caused such bitterness | |
If hearts they have let their hearts be bleeding | |
Who neither for age nor the young child | |
Would turn the shot of the arms they carried | |
Go bear the guilt a weary ways | |
For the cold days of February |