歌曲 | Torches and Tragedies |
歌手 | Good Riddance |
专辑 | My Republic |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Pabich, Rankin | |
Children who watch their fathers rise to work each day | |
Becoming bitter as they piss their lives away | |
Out of balance as he stumbles to the porch | |
Too young to recognize the passing of the torch | |
And so they cry (in fear) | |
They wonder why (not here) | |
The cycle punctuates an atmosphere of pain and lies | |
It gets to where one never knows what to expect | |
A bedtime story or a broken nose or neck | |
They take it in and take it on | |
Like they've been shown | |
It goes on and on and | |
Too many sterile homes without a thing to say | |
A generation losing innocence this way and | |
No recognition of the bridges as they burn | |
Just repetition of behaviors they have learned | |
And so they cry (in fear) | |
They wonder why (not here) | |
We tip the fragile scales of temperament and guilt | |
Too soon mistaken for the will that makes us strong | |
But looking back it's just the shame we pass along | |
My dreams too often true | |
I will never be the same as you | |
Born dead to live a lie | |
Shut down when | |
I see you cry |
zuo qu : Pabich, Rankin | |
Children who watch their fathers rise to work each day | |
Becoming bitter as they piss their lives away | |
Out of balance as he stumbles to the porch | |
Too young to recognize the passing of the torch | |
And so they cry in fear | |
They wonder why not here | |
The cycle punctuates an atmosphere of pain and lies | |
It gets to where one never knows what to expect | |
A bedtime story or a broken nose or neck | |
They take it in and take it on | |
Like they' ve been shown | |
It goes on and on and | |
Too many sterile homes without a thing to say | |
A generation losing innocence this way and | |
No recognition of the bridges as they burn | |
Just repetition of behaviors they have learned | |
And so they cry in fear | |
They wonder why not here | |
We tip the fragile scales of temperament and guilt | |
Too soon mistaken for the will that makes us strong | |
But looking back it' s just the shame we pass along | |
My dreams too often true | |
I will never be the same as you | |
Born dead to live a lie | |
Shut down when | |
I see you cry |
zuò qǔ : Pabich, Rankin | |
Children who watch their fathers rise to work each day | |
Becoming bitter as they piss their lives away | |
Out of balance as he stumbles to the porch | |
Too young to recognize the passing of the torch | |
And so they cry in fear | |
They wonder why not here | |
The cycle punctuates an atmosphere of pain and lies | |
It gets to where one never knows what to expect | |
A bedtime story or a broken nose or neck | |
They take it in and take it on | |
Like they' ve been shown | |
It goes on and on and | |
Too many sterile homes without a thing to say | |
A generation losing innocence this way and | |
No recognition of the bridges as they burn | |
Just repetition of behaviors they have learned | |
And so they cry in fear | |
They wonder why not here | |
We tip the fragile scales of temperament and guilt | |
Too soon mistaken for the will that makes us strong | |
But looking back it' s just the shame we pass along | |
My dreams too often true | |
I will never be the same as you | |
Born dead to live a lie | |
Shut down when | |
I see you cry |