歌曲 | Epic I |
歌手 | Reeve Carney |
歌手 | André De Shields |
专辑 | Hadestown (Original Broadway Cast Recording) |
作词 : Anaïs Mitchell | |
作曲 : Anaïs Mitchell | |
[HERMES, spoken] | |
Where'd you get that melody? | |
[ORPHEUS] | |
I don’t know | |
It came to me | |
As if I'd known it all along | |
[HERMES] | |
(spoken) | |
You have | |
It's an old song | |
(sung) | |
A song of love from long ago | |
Long-time since I heard it though | |
[ORPHEUS, spoken] | |
You’ve heard that melody before? | |
[HERMES, spoken] | |
Sure | |
[ORPHEUS, spoken] | |
Tell me more | |
[HERMES, spoken] | |
Remember the tale I told you once about the Gods? | |
[ORPHEUS, spoken] | |
Which ones? | |
[HERMES, spoken] | |
Hades and Persephone | |
Remember how it used to be | |
Their love that made the world go round? | |
[ORPHEUS, spoken] | |
Yeah, I remember now | |
But that was long ago | |
[HERMES, spoken] | |
Tell it again though | |
[ORPHEUS] | |
King of shadows | |
King of shades | |
Hades was king of the Underworld | |
But he fell in love with a beautiful lady | |
Who walked up above in her mother's green field | |
He fell in love with Persephone | |
Who was gathering flowers in the light of the sun | |
And he took her home to become his queen | |
Where the sun never shone | |
On anyone | |
[HERMES, spoken] | |
Go on... | |
[ORPHEUS] | |
The lady loved him and the kingdom they shared | |
But without her above, not one flower would grow | |
So King Hades agreed that for half of each year | |
She would stay with him there in his world down below | |
But the other half, she could walk in the sun | |
And the sun, in turn, burned twice as bright | |
Which is where the seasons come from | |
And with them, the cycle | |
Of the seed and the sickle | |
And the lives of the people | |
And the birds in their flight | |
[HERMES] | |
Singing... | |
[ORPHEUS] | |
La la la la la la la... | |
[HERMES, spoken] | |
Down below and up above | |
[ORPHEUS] | |
La la la la la la la... | |
[HERMES, spoken] | |
In harmony and rhythm | |
[ORPHEUS] | |
La la la la la la la... | |
[HERMES, spoken] | |
The Gods sang his song of love | |
[ORPHEUS] | |
La la la la la la la... | |
[HERMES] | |
(spoken) | |
And the world sang it with them | |
(sung) | |
But that was long ago | |
Before we were on this road |
zuò cí : Ana s Mitchell | |
zuò qǔ : Ana s Mitchell | |
HERMES, spoken | |
Where' d you get that melody? | |
ORPHEUS | |
I don' t know | |
It came to me | |
As if I' d known it all along | |
HERMES | |
spoken | |
You have | |
It' s an old song | |
sung | |
A song of love from long ago | |
Longtime since I heard it though | |
ORPHEUS, spoken | |
You' ve heard that melody before? | |
HERMES, spoken | |
Sure | |
ORPHEUS, spoken | |
Tell me more | |
HERMES, spoken | |
Remember the tale I told you once about the Gods? | |
ORPHEUS, spoken | |
Which ones? | |
HERMES, spoken | |
Hades and Persephone | |
Remember how it used to be | |
Their love that made the world go round? | |
ORPHEUS, spoken | |
Yeah, I remember now | |
But that was long ago | |
HERMES, spoken | |
Tell it again though | |
ORPHEUS | |
King of shadows | |
King of shades | |
Hades was king of the Underworld | |
But he fell in love with a beautiful lady | |
Who walked up above in her mother' s green field | |
He fell in love with Persephone | |
Who was gathering flowers in the light of the sun | |
And he took her home to become his queen | |
Where the sun never shone | |
On anyone | |
HERMES, spoken | |
Go on... | |
ORPHEUS | |
The lady loved him and the kingdom they shared | |
But without her above, not one flower would grow | |
So King Hades agreed that for half of each year | |
She would stay with him there in his world down below | |
But the other half, she could walk in the sun | |
And the sun, in turn, burned twice as bright | |
Which is where the seasons come from | |
And with them, the cycle | |
Of the seed and the sickle | |
And the lives of the people | |
And the birds in their flight | |
HERMES | |
Singing... | |
ORPHEUS | |
La la la la la la la... | |
HERMES, spoken | |
Down below and up above | |
ORPHEUS | |
La la la la la la la... | |
HERMES, spoken | |
In harmony and rhythm | |
ORPHEUS | |
La la la la la la la... | |
HERMES, spoken | |
The Gods sang his song of love | |
ORPHEUS | |
La la la la la la la... | |
HERMES | |
spoken | |
And the world sang it with them | |
sung | |
But that was long ago | |
Before we were on this road |