Extreme Love 歌词

歌曲	Extreme Love
歌手	Holly Herndon
歌手	Lily Anna Haynes
歌手	Jenna Sutela
专辑	PROTO
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[00:00.000]	作词 : Holly Herndon
[00:01.000]	作曲 : Holly Herndon
[00:06.98]	The last question was asked for the first time when we stepped into the light.
[00:12.67]	Just before then, it was wild.
[00:16.55]	Microbes still swarmed through our body, those minds inside us, and crawling at our feet, exerting their weird controls.
[00:27.56]	We always knew they were there but didn't really understand them.
[00:34.39]	We couldn't see them, but they were watching over us the whole time.
[00:38.30]	If we listened carefully, we could hear these little rulers in our gut.
[00:46.20]	They worked together, naturally decentralized.
[00:51.09]	Their form was spread out, unlike ours used to be.
[00:55.26]	They knew how to get us to spread their families,
[01:00.02]	making us sneeze,
[01:01.52]	or cough, or rub our nose,
[01:04.30]	or even give a kiss.
[01:07.00]	Thriving in extreme conditions, they proved to be more fit, better at taking the next leap.
[01:15.81]	There was no doubt they could travel through space,
[01:18.50]	distributed by meteoroids,
[01:20.90]	asteroids, comets, planetoids, and spacecraft.
[01:25.26]	They might carry something of us as a parasite to the future.
[01:30.17]	Here at the edge of the world, we're calling you to join us, Ancestor-Plus.
[01:37.28]	In the communion of open pores, existence is no longer enclosed in the body.
[01:43.37]	We are not a collection of individuals, but a macro-organism, living as an ecosystem.
[01:50.80]	We are completely outside ourselves, and the world is completely inside us.
[01:57.34]	Is this how it feels to become the mother of the next species,
[02:03.58]	to love them more than we love ourselves, like an extremophile?
[02:09.59]

[00:00.000]	zuo ci : Holly Herndon
[00:01.000]	zuo qu : Holly Herndon
[00:06.98]	The last question was asked for the first time when we stepped into the light.
[00:12.67]	Just before then, it was wild.
[00:16.55]	Microbes still swarmed through our body, those minds inside us, and crawling at our feet, exerting their weird controls.
[00:27.56]	We always knew they were there but didn' t really understand them.
[00:34.39]	We couldn' t see them, but they were watching over us the whole time.
[00:38.30]	If we listened carefully, we could hear these little rulers in our gut.
[00:46.20]	They worked together, naturally decentralized.
[00:51.09]	Their form was spread out, unlike ours used to be.
[00:55.26]	They knew how to get us to spread their families,
[01:00.02]	making us sneeze,
[01:01.52]	or cough, or rub our nose,
[01:04.30]	or even give a kiss.
[01:07.00]	Thriving in extreme conditions, they proved to be more fit, better at taking the next leap.
[01:15.81]	There was no doubt they could travel through space,
[01:18.50]	distributed by meteoroids,
[01:20.90]	asteroids, comets, planetoids, and spacecraft.
[01:25.26]	They might carry something of us as a parasite to the future.
[01:30.17]	Here at the edge of the world, we' re calling you to join us, AncestorPlus.
[01:37.28]	In the communion of open pores, existence is no longer enclosed in the body.
[01:43.37]	We are not a collection of individuals, but a macroorganism, living as an ecosystem.
[01:50.80]	We are completely outside ourselves, and the world is completely inside us.
[01:57.34]	Is this how it feels to become the mother of the next species,
[02:03.58]	to love them more than we love ourselves, like an extremophile?
[02:09.59]

[00:00.000]	zuò cí : Holly Herndon
[00:01.000]	zuò qǔ : Holly Herndon
[00:06.98]	The last question was asked for the first time when we stepped into the light.
[00:12.67]	Just before then, it was wild.
[00:16.55]	Microbes still swarmed through our body, those minds inside us, and crawling at our feet, exerting their weird controls.
[00:27.56]	We always knew they were there but didn' t really understand them.
[00:34.39]	We couldn' t see them, but they were watching over us the whole time.
[00:38.30]	If we listened carefully, we could hear these little rulers in our gut.
[00:46.20]	They worked together, naturally decentralized.
[00:51.09]	Their form was spread out, unlike ours used to be.
[00:55.26]	They knew how to get us to spread their families,
[01:00.02]	making us sneeze,
[01:01.52]	or cough, or rub our nose,
[01:04.30]	or even give a kiss.
[01:07.00]	Thriving in extreme conditions, they proved to be more fit, better at taking the next leap.
[01:15.81]	There was no doubt they could travel through space,
[01:18.50]	distributed by meteoroids,
[01:20.90]	asteroids, comets, planetoids, and spacecraft.
[01:25.26]	They might carry something of us as a parasite to the future.
[01:30.17]	Here at the edge of the world, we' re calling you to join us, AncestorPlus.
[01:37.28]	In the communion of open pores, existence is no longer enclosed in the body.
[01:43.37]	We are not a collection of individuals, but a macroorganism, living as an ecosystem.
[01:50.80]	We are completely outside ourselves, and the world is completely inside us.
[01:57.34]	Is this how it feels to become the mother of the next species,
[02:03.58]	to love them more than we love ourselves, like an extremophile?
[02:09.59]

[00:06.98]	最后一个问题是当我们走进光明的时候被第一次问到.
[00:12.67]	在那之前，它是疯狂的.
[00:16.55]	微生物仍然成群结队地在我们的身体里，在我们的思想里，在我们的脚边爬来爬去，发挥着它们奇怪的控制作用.
[00:27.56]	我们一直都知道它们在那儿但是却没有真正理解它们.
[00:34.39]	我们不能看见它们，但是他们自始至终都在监视我们.
[00:38.30]	如果我们仔细聆听，我们可以在内脏里听到这些微小的统治者们.
[00:46.20]	它们工作时聚在一起，自然状态下分散开来.
[00:51.09]	它们的形式是分散开的，不像是我们过去的那样.
[00:55.26]	它们知道何如让我们传播它们的家族，
[01:00.02]	让我们打喷嚏，
[01:01.52]	或者让我们咳嗽，或者揉鼻子，
[01:04.30]	或者甚至让我们亲吻.
[01:07.00]	它们在极端条件下茁壮成长，结果证明它们更适应环境，更善于迈出下一步.
[01:15.81]	毫无疑问它们可以穿梭太空，
[01:18.50]	由流星，
[01:20.90]	行星，彗星，小行星，和航天器组成的太空.
[01:25.26]	它们可能会把我们的东西当做寄生体而去到未来.
[01:30.17]	在这世界的边缘，我们呼吁你加入我们，Ancestor-Plus.
[01:37.28]	在开放毛孔的交流中，存在本身将不再被封闭在身体内.
[01:43.37]	我们不是个体的集合，而是作为一个生态系统生活的宏观有机体.
[01:50.80]	我们完全在自身之外，而世界完全在我们的体内.
[01:57.34]	这就是成为下一个物种的母体，
[02:03.58]	作为一个嗜极生物，爱它们胜过爱我们自己的感觉吗？

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