歌曲 | Sagaba |
歌手 | Blue Scholars |
专辑 | Blue Scholars |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
(The wind, the wind) | |
(Ha) | |
Sister sits on the steps | |
Cigarette rests on fingertips | |
Takes a sip of slow death deftly through her lips, | |
She blows a kiss | |
Which I can only resist in vain | |
She got the gift of gravity pulling to ask her name | |
She says Sagaba | |
What's it mean – she says in Ilocano | |
it translates into suffering | |
I'm pondering the irony to conjure up the fearlessness to find a conversation | |
She offers me a square, I decline the invitation | |
It reminds me of the days when I would chain smoke | |
Broken with no hope | |
Like broken like the manner she spoke | |
We both | |
Two people seeking | |
Solace and remembrance | |
And wondering if miracles were meant for us | |
But intent was just an innocent thought between a sister and a brother | |
Who been building in the guidance of a mother | |
And the storyteller stops | |
Waiting for the beat to drop | |
Gathering his thoughts in the wind, breathing in like… | |
Now | |
I couldn't stand to see the queen breathe her dreams away | |
And tell me her tomorrow will never become today | |
I say I used to know a woman just like you, | |
Beautiful but jaded by the multitude of men who'd often try to | |
Justify their lies with twisted notions of survival | |
And hide behind their armor when karma completes a cycle | |
She replied | |
That just because I knew a woman well it doesn't mean I know them all | |
She begins to feign farewell | |
Eyes up to the sky, she sighs, I need nobody | |
True indeed, sister, but you still need everybody because | |
We hardly know ourselves if we know nobody else | |
And only in our loneliness can home become a hell | |
Exhale | |
The cloud in the loudest form of silence | |
Watches as it rises like suns over horizons | |
The storyteller stops | |
Waiting for the beat to drop | |
Gathering his thoughts in the cloud, breathing out like… | |
Dreams be the ashes | |
Burns and thrashing in the wind | |
Flying out the burning bush attached to sister's hand | |
Who whispers "word" | |
Smiling and giving thanks, living in doubt no longer | |
As she figures out the riddle to the song | |
Saying why must we suffer now to not suffer later if later | |
Never comes soon enough to soothe the hatred | |
And hatred | |
Is the cancer born out of love's absence | |
And the absence is the void left from missing every chance to | |
Challenge our fates and perhaps our very names | |
Sister says peace and prays for rain and change | |
Tosses out her lighter | |
Walks out of the cipher | |
For shizzle it starts to drizzle and then I begin to write this | |
Inhale the imagery – a queen walking steadily | |
Effortlessly | |
Ready to be | |
Every woman and now the | |
Story teller ends | |
Waiting for the beat to fade | |
Gathering his thought near the edge of the day like… |
The wind, the wind | |
Ha | |
Sister sits on the steps | |
Cigarette rests on fingertips | |
Takes a sip of slow death deftly through her lips, | |
She blows a kiss | |
Which I can only resist in vain | |
She got the gift of gravity pulling to ask her name | |
She says Sagaba | |
What' s it mean she says in Ilocano | |
it translates into suffering | |
I' m pondering the irony to conjure up the fearlessness to find a conversation | |
She offers me a square, I decline the invitation | |
It reminds me of the days when I would chain smoke | |
Broken with no hope | |
Like broken like the manner she spoke | |
We both | |
Two people seeking | |
Solace and remembrance | |
And wondering if miracles were meant for us | |
But intent was just an innocent thought between a sister and a brother | |
Who been building in the guidance of a mother | |
And the storyteller stops | |
Waiting for the beat to drop | |
Gathering his thoughts in the wind, breathing in like | |
Now | |
I couldn' t stand to see the queen breathe her dreams away | |
And tell me her tomorrow will never become today | |
I say I used to know a woman just like you, | |
Beautiful but jaded by the multitude of men who' d often try to | |
Justify their lies with twisted notions of survival | |
And hide behind their armor when karma completes a cycle | |
She replied | |
That just because I knew a woman well it doesn' t mean I know them all | |
She begins to feign farewell | |
Eyes up to the sky, she sighs, I need nobody | |
True indeed, sister, but you still need everybody because | |
We hardly know ourselves if we know nobody else | |
And only in our loneliness can home become a hell | |
Exhale | |
The cloud in the loudest form of silence | |
Watches as it rises like suns over horizons | |
The storyteller stops | |
Waiting for the beat to drop | |
Gathering his thoughts in the cloud, breathing out like | |
Dreams be the ashes | |
Burns and thrashing in the wind | |
Flying out the burning bush attached to sister' s hand | |
Who whispers " word" | |
Smiling and giving thanks, living in doubt no longer | |
As she figures out the riddle to the song | |
Saying why must we suffer now to not suffer later if later | |
Never comes soon enough to soothe the hatred | |
And hatred | |
Is the cancer born out of love' s absence | |
And the absence is the void left from missing every chance to | |
Challenge our fates and perhaps our very names | |
Sister says peace and prays for rain and change | |
Tosses out her lighter | |
Walks out of the cipher | |
For shizzle it starts to drizzle and then I begin to write this | |
Inhale the imagery a queen walking steadily | |
Effortlessly | |
Ready to be | |
Every woman and now the | |
Story teller ends | |
Waiting for the beat to fade | |
Gathering his thought near the edge of the day like |
The wind, the wind | |
Ha | |
Sister sits on the steps | |
Cigarette rests on fingertips | |
Takes a sip of slow death deftly through her lips, | |
She blows a kiss | |
Which I can only resist in vain | |
She got the gift of gravity pulling to ask her name | |
She says Sagaba | |
What' s it mean she says in Ilocano | |
it translates into suffering | |
I' m pondering the irony to conjure up the fearlessness to find a conversation | |
She offers me a square, I decline the invitation | |
It reminds me of the days when I would chain smoke | |
Broken with no hope | |
Like broken like the manner she spoke | |
We both | |
Two people seeking | |
Solace and remembrance | |
And wondering if miracles were meant for us | |
But intent was just an innocent thought between a sister and a brother | |
Who been building in the guidance of a mother | |
And the storyteller stops | |
Waiting for the beat to drop | |
Gathering his thoughts in the wind, breathing in like | |
Now | |
I couldn' t stand to see the queen breathe her dreams away | |
And tell me her tomorrow will never become today | |
I say I used to know a woman just like you, | |
Beautiful but jaded by the multitude of men who' d often try to | |
Justify their lies with twisted notions of survival | |
And hide behind their armor when karma completes a cycle | |
She replied | |
That just because I knew a woman well it doesn' t mean I know them all | |
She begins to feign farewell | |
Eyes up to the sky, she sighs, I need nobody | |
True indeed, sister, but you still need everybody because | |
We hardly know ourselves if we know nobody else | |
And only in our loneliness can home become a hell | |
Exhale | |
The cloud in the loudest form of silence | |
Watches as it rises like suns over horizons | |
The storyteller stops | |
Waiting for the beat to drop | |
Gathering his thoughts in the cloud, breathing out like | |
Dreams be the ashes | |
Burns and thrashing in the wind | |
Flying out the burning bush attached to sister' s hand | |
Who whispers " word" | |
Smiling and giving thanks, living in doubt no longer | |
As she figures out the riddle to the song | |
Saying why must we suffer now to not suffer later if later | |
Never comes soon enough to soothe the hatred | |
And hatred | |
Is the cancer born out of love' s absence | |
And the absence is the void left from missing every chance to | |
Challenge our fates and perhaps our very names | |
Sister says peace and prays for rain and change | |
Tosses out her lighter | |
Walks out of the cipher | |
For shizzle it starts to drizzle and then I begin to write this | |
Inhale the imagery a queen walking steadily | |
Effortlessly | |
Ready to be | |
Every woman and now the | |
Story teller ends | |
Waiting for the beat to fade | |
Gathering his thought near the edge of the day like |