歌曲 | Isabel |
歌手 | Frank Turner |
专辑 | Poetry of the Deed |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
So now the years are rolling by,and it’s not long since you and | |
I could have been train drivers and astronauts. | |
And now we’re stuck in furnished ruts,but yet the thing that really cuts is that we can’t remember how we got caught. | |
Filtered air, computer screens, muffled sighs and might-have-beenscount your blessings, then breathe, and count to ten. | |
And though it doesn’t often show, we are scaredbecause we know our forefathers were famer’s and fishermen. | |
And so the world has changed, worse or better’s hard to tell,but my hope remains within the arms of | |
Isabel.So now our calloused hands once told a story honestas it’s old of sowing seeds and setting sail. | |
But now our hands are soft and weakand working seven days a week at these salvation schemes that are bound to fail. | |
And I’ll admit that | |
I am scared of what | |
I don’t understand. | |
But darling, if you’re there, gentle voice and soothing hands,to quiet my despair, to shore up all my plans, darling, if you’re there... | |
And so the world has changed, and | |
I must change as well. | |
The machines we’ve made will damn us into hell. | |
And the time will come when all must save themselves. | |
I will save my soul in the arms of | |
Isabel. |
So now the years are rolling by, and it' s not long since you and | |
I could have been train drivers and astronauts. | |
And now we' re stuck in furnished ruts, but yet the thing that really cuts is that we can' t remember how we got caught. | |
Filtered air, computer screens, muffled sighs and mighthavebeenscount your blessings, then breathe, and count to ten. | |
And though it doesn' t often show, we are scaredbecause we know our forefathers were famer' s and fishermen. | |
And so the world has changed, worse or better' s hard to tell, but my hope remains within the arms of | |
Isabel. So now our calloused hands once told a story honestas it' s old of sowing seeds and setting sail. | |
But now our hands are soft and weakand working seven days a week at these salvation schemes that are bound to fail. | |
And I' ll admit that | |
I am scared of what | |
I don' t understand. | |
But darling, if you' re there, gentle voice and soothing hands, to quiet my despair, to shore up all my plans, darling, if you' re there... | |
And so the world has changed, and | |
I must change as well. | |
The machines we' ve made will damn us into hell. | |
And the time will come when all must save themselves. | |
I will save my soul in the arms of | |
Isabel. |
So now the years are rolling by, and it' s not long since you and | |
I could have been train drivers and astronauts. | |
And now we' re stuck in furnished ruts, but yet the thing that really cuts is that we can' t remember how we got caught. | |
Filtered air, computer screens, muffled sighs and mighthavebeenscount your blessings, then breathe, and count to ten. | |
And though it doesn' t often show, we are scaredbecause we know our forefathers were famer' s and fishermen. | |
And so the world has changed, worse or better' s hard to tell, but my hope remains within the arms of | |
Isabel. So now our calloused hands once told a story honestas it' s old of sowing seeds and setting sail. | |
But now our hands are soft and weakand working seven days a week at these salvation schemes that are bound to fail. | |
And I' ll admit that | |
I am scared of what | |
I don' t understand. | |
But darling, if you' re there, gentle voice and soothing hands, to quiet my despair, to shore up all my plans, darling, if you' re there... | |
And so the world has changed, and | |
I must change as well. | |
The machines we' ve made will damn us into hell. | |
And the time will come when all must save themselves. | |
I will save my soul in the arms of | |
Isabel. |