| 歌曲 | Indian Sunset |
| 歌手 | Elton John |
| 专辑 | Madman Across The Water |
| 下载 | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Bernie Taupin & Elton John | |
| 作词 : John, Taupin | |
| As I awoke this evening | |
| With the smell of wood smoke clinging | |
| Like a gentle cobweb hanging | |
| Upon a painted tepee | |
| Oh, I went to see my chieftain | |
| With my warlance and my woman | |
| For he told us that the | |
| Yellow Moon | |
| Would very soon be leaving"This I can't believe", | |
| I said"I can't believe our warlord's deadOh, he would not leave the chosen onesTo the buzzards and the soldiers' guns" | |
| Oh, Great | |
| Father of the | |
| IroquoisEver since, | |
| I was young | |
| I've read the writing of the smoke | |
| And breastfed on the sound of drums | |
| I've learned to hurl the tomahawk | |
| And ride a painted pony wild | |
| To run the gantlet of the | |
| SiouxTo make a chieftain's daughter mine | |
| And now you ask that | |
| I should watch | |
| The red man's race be slowly crushed | |
| What kind of words are these to hear | |
| From Yellow | |
| Dog whom a white man fears? | |
| I take only what is mine, | |
| LordMy pony, my squaw, and my child | |
| Oh, I can't stay here to see you die | |
| Along with my tribe's pride | |
| I go to search for the | |
| Yellow Moon | |
| And the fathers of our sons | |
| Where the red sun sinks in the hills of gold | |
| And the healin' waters run | |
| Tramplin' down the prairie rose | |
| Leavin' hoof tracks in the sand | |
| Those who wish to follow me | |
| I welcome with my hands | |
| I heard from passin' renegades | |
| Geronimo was dead | |
| He'd been layin' down his weapons | |
| When they filled him full of lead | |
| Now there seems no reason | |
| Why I should carry on | |
| In this land that once was my land | |
| I can't find a home | |
| It's lonely and it's quiet | |
| And the horse soldiers are comin' | |
| And I think it's time | |
| I strung my bow | |
| And ceased my senseless running | |
| For soon I'll find the | |
| Yellow Moon | |
| Along with my loved ones | |
| Where the buffaloes graze in clover fields | |
| Without the sound of guns | |
| And the red sun sinks at last | |
| Into the hills of gold | |
| And peace to this young warrior | |
| Comes with a bullet hole |
| zuo qu : Bernie Taupin Elton John | |
| zuo ci : John, Taupin | |
| As I awoke this evening | |
| With the smell of wood smoke clinging | |
| Like a gentle cobweb hanging | |
| Upon a painted tepee | |
| Oh, I went to see my chieftain | |
| With my warlance and my woman | |
| For he told us that the | |
| Yellow Moon | |
| Would very soon be leaving" This I can' t believe", | |
| I said" I can' t believe our warlord' s deadOh, he would not leave the chosen onesTo the buzzards and the soldiers' guns" | |
| Oh, Great | |
| Father of the | |
| IroquoisEver since, | |
| I was young | |
| I' ve read the writing of the smoke | |
| And breastfed on the sound of drums | |
| I' ve learned to hurl the tomahawk | |
| And ride a painted pony wild | |
| To run the gantlet of the | |
| SiouxTo make a chieftain' s daughter mine | |
| And now you ask that | |
| I should watch | |
| The red man' s race be slowly crushed | |
| What kind of words are these to hear | |
| From Yellow | |
| Dog whom a white man fears? | |
| I take only what is mine, | |
| LordMy pony, my squaw, and my child | |
| Oh, I can' t stay here to see you die | |
| Along with my tribe' s pride | |
| I go to search for the | |
| Yellow Moon | |
| And the fathers of our sons | |
| Where the red sun sinks in the hills of gold | |
| And the healin' waters run | |
| Tramplin' down the prairie rose | |
| Leavin' hoof tracks in the sand | |
| Those who wish to follow me | |
| I welcome with my hands | |
| I heard from passin' renegades | |
| Geronimo was dead | |
| He' d been layin' down his weapons | |
| When they filled him full of lead | |
| Now there seems no reason | |
| Why I should carry on | |
| In this land that once was my land | |
| I can' t find a home | |
| It' s lonely and it' s quiet | |
| And the horse soldiers are comin' | |
| And I think it' s time | |
| I strung my bow | |
| And ceased my senseless running | |
| For soon I' ll find the | |
| Yellow Moon | |
| Along with my loved ones | |
| Where the buffaloes graze in clover fields | |
| Without the sound of guns | |
| And the red sun sinks at last | |
| Into the hills of gold | |
| And peace to this young warrior | |
| Comes with a bullet hole |
| zuò qǔ : Bernie Taupin Elton John | |
| zuò cí : John, Taupin | |
| As I awoke this evening | |
| With the smell of wood smoke clinging | |
| Like a gentle cobweb hanging | |
| Upon a painted tepee | |
| Oh, I went to see my chieftain | |
| With my warlance and my woman | |
| For he told us that the | |
| Yellow Moon | |
| Would very soon be leaving" This I can' t believe", | |
| I said" I can' t believe our warlord' s deadOh, he would not leave the chosen onesTo the buzzards and the soldiers' guns" | |
| Oh, Great | |
| Father of the | |
| IroquoisEver since, | |
| I was young | |
| I' ve read the writing of the smoke | |
| And breastfed on the sound of drums | |
| I' ve learned to hurl the tomahawk | |
| And ride a painted pony wild | |
| To run the gantlet of the | |
| SiouxTo make a chieftain' s daughter mine | |
| And now you ask that | |
| I should watch | |
| The red man' s race be slowly crushed | |
| What kind of words are these to hear | |
| From Yellow | |
| Dog whom a white man fears? | |
| I take only what is mine, | |
| LordMy pony, my squaw, and my child | |
| Oh, I can' t stay here to see you die | |
| Along with my tribe' s pride | |
| I go to search for the | |
| Yellow Moon | |
| And the fathers of our sons | |
| Where the red sun sinks in the hills of gold | |
| And the healin' waters run | |
| Tramplin' down the prairie rose | |
| Leavin' hoof tracks in the sand | |
| Those who wish to follow me | |
| I welcome with my hands | |
| I heard from passin' renegades | |
| Geronimo was dead | |
| He' d been layin' down his weapons | |
| When they filled him full of lead | |
| Now there seems no reason | |
| Why I should carry on | |
| In this land that once was my land | |
| I can' t find a home | |
| It' s lonely and it' s quiet | |
| And the horse soldiers are comin' | |
| And I think it' s time | |
| I strung my bow | |
| And ceased my senseless running | |
| For soon I' ll find the | |
| Yellow Moon | |
| Along with my loved ones | |
| Where the buffaloes graze in clover fields | |
| Without the sound of guns | |
| And the red sun sinks at last | |
| Into the hills of gold | |
| And peace to this young warrior | |
| Comes with a bullet hole |