歌曲 | Blank Passports |
歌手 | Hallelujah the Hills |
专辑 | Colonial Drones |
作曲 : Walsh | |
if he's the singer then I'm okay | |
let's walk him out in awkward rain | |
and shed the vials and catch the corpse | |
it comes again through reverse doors | |
can it spread out? To the street? | |
blank passports in the Pennsylvania heat | |
well I'm the one who made you that way | |
here it comes again unchained and unchanged | |
serious American composers | |
drift into the room | |
the world had not heard of them | |
they arrived too soon | |
now we're making a mess of the mountain | |
and trashing our rooms | |
they call us heirs to the emptiness | |
still we whistle their tune | |
I heart the great lakes | |
I shot the son | |
I wore the blindfold | |
I fled at dawn | |
and caught the visions | |
while they're inert | |
it dignifies your bold cohorts | |
does it commute? the sentence steep? | |
22 years on the Massachusetts street | |
well neither pill nor poison control | |
can prop up a lifetime dig us out this hole | |
serious American composers | |
drift into the room | |
the world had not heard of them | |
they arrived too soon | |
now we're making a mess of the mountain | |
and trashing our rooms | |
they call us heirs to the emptiness | |
still we whistle their tune | |
and you're living like a classical code word | |
spoken as one heard | |
it uttered from the podium | |
and brought down to herd | |
and what you should have known in the beginning | |
you won't know till the end | |
that the way to the exodus | |
is back from where we came |
zuò qǔ : Walsh | |
if he' s the singer then I' m okay | |
let' s walk him out in awkward rain | |
and shed the vials and catch the corpse | |
it comes again through reverse doors | |
can it spread out? To the street? | |
blank passports in the Pennsylvania heat | |
well I' m the one who made you that way | |
here it comes again unchained and unchanged | |
serious American composers | |
drift into the room | |
the world had not heard of them | |
they arrived too soon | |
now we' re making a mess of the mountain | |
and trashing our rooms | |
they call us heirs to the emptiness | |
still we whistle their tune | |
I heart the great lakes | |
I shot the son | |
I wore the blindfold | |
I fled at dawn | |
and caught the visions | |
while they' re inert | |
it dignifies your bold cohorts | |
does it commute? the sentence steep? | |
22 years on the Massachusetts street | |
well neither pill nor poison control | |
can prop up a lifetime dig us out this hole | |
serious American composers | |
drift into the room | |
the world had not heard of them | |
they arrived too soon | |
now we' re making a mess of the mountain | |
and trashing our rooms | |
they call us heirs to the emptiness | |
still we whistle their tune | |
and you' re living like a classical code word | |
spoken as one heard | |
it uttered from the podium | |
and brought down to herd | |
and what you should have known in the beginning | |
you won' t know till the end | |
that the way to the exodus | |
is back from where we came |