歌曲 | Drop It Doe Eyes |
歌手 | Los Campesinos! |
专辑 | Hold On Now, Youngster... |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Team Campesinos! | |
You expected my war diaries | |
But time ran out and I, I let you down | |
A small thanks note written in French is no shorthand for | |
"This thing gave me writer's cramp" | |
Another dream about shapeshifting | |
Well we move with such elegance, with such grace | |
With all our dignity just in place | |
Deer die with their eyes wide open, eyes wide open, eyes wide open | |
Deer die with their eyes wide open | |
Drawing tiny little pictures of skeletons | |
To get across the sense of impending doom | |
And the leaves like the artwork to "Major Leagues" look like dead foxes on the hard shoulder | |
And for some reason I think that I attributed this story | |
To the bypass of the town I hadn't visited | |
So goes the backing track of all the sighs we'd ever sighed | |
Deer die with their eyes wide open, eyes wide open, eyes wide open | |
Deer die with their eyes wide open | |
Drawing tiny little pictures of skeletons | |
To get across the sense of impending doom | |
And I am 17 pages through this notebook now | |
And there are little more than pictures of how I see you in an X-ray machine | |
That's more like a television screen | |
And you're in a rut, and I know that you know what I mean | |
And then the realisation hits that not even two gospel choirs could save us now | |
Turn up on your doorstep | |
Feeling like roadkill | |
Tasting like postage stamps | |
And when I touch you | |
You fold up like an envelope | |
With everything I ever wrote | |
Pouring out of your mouth. |
zuo qu : Team Campesinos! | |
You expected my war diaries | |
But time ran out and I, I let you down | |
A small thanks note written in French is no shorthand for | |
" This thing gave me writer' s cramp" | |
Another dream about shapeshifting | |
Well we move with such elegance, with such grace | |
With all our dignity just in place | |
Deer die with their eyes wide open, eyes wide open, eyes wide open | |
Deer die with their eyes wide open | |
Drawing tiny little pictures of skeletons | |
To get across the sense of impending doom | |
And the leaves like the artwork to " Major Leagues" look like dead foxes on the hard shoulder | |
And for some reason I think that I attributed this story | |
To the bypass of the town I hadn' t visited | |
So goes the backing track of all the sighs we' d ever sighed | |
Deer die with their eyes wide open, eyes wide open, eyes wide open | |
Deer die with their eyes wide open | |
Drawing tiny little pictures of skeletons | |
To get across the sense of impending doom | |
And I am 17 pages through this notebook now | |
And there are little more than pictures of how I see you in an Xray machine | |
That' s more like a television screen | |
And you' re in a rut, and I know that you know what I mean | |
And then the realisation hits that not even two gospel choirs could save us now | |
Turn up on your doorstep | |
Feeling like roadkill | |
Tasting like postage stamps | |
And when I touch you | |
You fold up like an envelope | |
With everything I ever wrote | |
Pouring out of your mouth. |
zuò qǔ : Team Campesinos! | |
You expected my war diaries | |
But time ran out and I, I let you down | |
A small thanks note written in French is no shorthand for | |
" This thing gave me writer' s cramp" | |
Another dream about shapeshifting | |
Well we move with such elegance, with such grace | |
With all our dignity just in place | |
Deer die with their eyes wide open, eyes wide open, eyes wide open | |
Deer die with their eyes wide open | |
Drawing tiny little pictures of skeletons | |
To get across the sense of impending doom | |
And the leaves like the artwork to " Major Leagues" look like dead foxes on the hard shoulder | |
And for some reason I think that I attributed this story | |
To the bypass of the town I hadn' t visited | |
So goes the backing track of all the sighs we' d ever sighed | |
Deer die with their eyes wide open, eyes wide open, eyes wide open | |
Deer die with their eyes wide open | |
Drawing tiny little pictures of skeletons | |
To get across the sense of impending doom | |
And I am 17 pages through this notebook now | |
And there are little more than pictures of how I see you in an Xray machine | |
That' s more like a television screen | |
And you' re in a rut, and I know that you know what I mean | |
And then the realisation hits that not even two gospel choirs could save us now | |
Turn up on your doorstep | |
Feeling like roadkill | |
Tasting like postage stamps | |
And when I touch you | |
You fold up like an envelope | |
With everything I ever wrote | |
Pouring out of your mouth. |