歌曲 | Genessaret (Going Out Over 30,000 Fathoms of Water) |
歌手 | Anathallo |
专辑 | Floating World |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Bracken, Dost, Joynt, Sandberg ... | |
We looked hard; | |
I stood on the bottom. | |
Calloused tiptoes, | |
Splintering wood, | |
Waterlogging. | |
Break up, come back together. | |
Genessaret. | |
I want to skip like a stone from a stronger arm. | |
Each one I throw is moving somewhere. | |
Oh, let me go. | |
I will go out, out, out, out | |
Past these yellow ropes. | |
I am not afraid. | |
They sway there like | |
The shredded ones hung | |
From my parents' tree | |
Where I pumped my legs | |
And I broke into sweat. | |
I never saw my face | |
In the bird bath mirror, | |
Red as blood | |
And I was tired. | |
For a minute short, there was a wonder. | |
A sense after the momentary weird blur, | |
In the space of expectancy | |
When you wake, | |
When you open your eyes. | |
When you expect to see the same thing that | |
You've seen. | |
First, the ceiling: | |
Grey from great oak. | |
Grey from great oak. | |
He'd thrown his net over us. (Stringy hands, stained glass) | |
And all his sounds, the same today. | |
But my body changed. | |
Something in the salty sheets | |
Was pressing in on me. | |
Stuck and stinging, | |
I keep rolling. |
zuo qu : Bracken, Dost, Joynt, Sandberg ... | |
We looked hard | |
I stood on the bottom. | |
Calloused tiptoes, | |
Splintering wood, | |
Waterlogging. | |
Break up, come back together. | |
Genessaret. | |
I want to skip like a stone from a stronger arm. | |
Each one I throw is moving somewhere. | |
Oh, let me go. | |
I will go out, out, out, out | |
Past these yellow ropes. | |
I am not afraid. | |
They sway there like | |
The shredded ones hung | |
From my parents' tree | |
Where I pumped my legs | |
And I broke into sweat. | |
I never saw my face | |
In the bird bath mirror, | |
Red as blood | |
And I was tired. | |
For a minute short, there was a wonder. | |
A sense after the momentary weird blur, | |
In the space of expectancy | |
When you wake, | |
When you open your eyes. | |
When you expect to see the same thing that | |
You' ve seen. | |
First, the ceiling: | |
Grey from great oak. | |
Grey from great oak. | |
He' d thrown his net over us. Stringy hands, stained glass | |
And all his sounds, the same today. | |
But my body changed. | |
Something in the salty sheets | |
Was pressing in on me. | |
Stuck and stinging, | |
I keep rolling. |
zuò qǔ : Bracken, Dost, Joynt, Sandberg ... | |
We looked hard | |
I stood on the bottom. | |
Calloused tiptoes, | |
Splintering wood, | |
Waterlogging. | |
Break up, come back together. | |
Genessaret. | |
I want to skip like a stone from a stronger arm. | |
Each one I throw is moving somewhere. | |
Oh, let me go. | |
I will go out, out, out, out | |
Past these yellow ropes. | |
I am not afraid. | |
They sway there like | |
The shredded ones hung | |
From my parents' tree | |
Where I pumped my legs | |
And I broke into sweat. | |
I never saw my face | |
In the bird bath mirror, | |
Red as blood | |
And I was tired. | |
For a minute short, there was a wonder. | |
A sense after the momentary weird blur, | |
In the space of expectancy | |
When you wake, | |
When you open your eyes. | |
When you expect to see the same thing that | |
You' ve seen. | |
First, the ceiling: | |
Grey from great oak. | |
Grey from great oak. | |
He' d thrown his net over us. Stringy hands, stained glass | |
And all his sounds, the same today. | |
But my body changed. | |
Something in the salty sheets | |
Was pressing in on me. | |
Stuck and stinging, | |
I keep rolling. |