歌曲 | Mood to Burn Bridges |
歌手 | Neko Case |
专辑 | Furnace Room Lullaby |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Betts, Case, Connelly ... | |
So many people live in my town | |
And mind to my business but none of their own | |
They're all so happy now that i've done wrong | |
I'm surprised they don't come up and thank me | |
So if you want moral advice | |
I suggest you just tuck it all away | |
'Cause my mood to burn bridges | |
Parallels my mood to dig ditches | |
Don't cross me on neither a day, baby | |
Don't make mistakes or be human | |
They savor your every false move | |
And the fear that they hide looking for a Break | |
If ever confronted with truth | |
So if you want moral advice | |
I suggest you just tuck it all away | |
'Cause my mood to burn bridges | |
Parallels my mood to dig ditches | |
Don't cross me on neither a day, baby | |
From the well of their hearts spring the poison | |
That mixed with suspicion and reckless derision | |
And something they read on a church toilet stall | |
They think that their lives are much better | |
Than mine on the soapbox and ladders stand tall | |
So if you want moral advice | |
I suggest you just tuck it all away | |
'Cause my mood to burn bridges | |
Parallels my mood to dig ditches | |
Don't cross me on neither a day | |
I see those arrows beside me | |
I hear you right behind me | |
Don't cross me on neither a day |
zuo ci : Betts, Case, Connelly ... | |
So many people live in my town | |
And mind to my business but none of their own | |
They' re all so happy now that i' ve done wrong | |
I' m surprised they don' t come up and thank me | |
So if you want moral advice | |
I suggest you just tuck it all away | |
' Cause my mood to burn bridges | |
Parallels my mood to dig ditches | |
Don' t cross me on neither a day, baby | |
Don' t make mistakes or be human | |
They savor your every false move | |
And the fear that they hide looking for a Break | |
If ever confronted with truth | |
So if you want moral advice | |
I suggest you just tuck it all away | |
' Cause my mood to burn bridges | |
Parallels my mood to dig ditches | |
Don' t cross me on neither a day, baby | |
From the well of their hearts spring the poison | |
That mixed with suspicion and reckless derision | |
And something they read on a church toilet stall | |
They think that their lives are much better | |
Than mine on the soapbox and ladders stand tall | |
So if you want moral advice | |
I suggest you just tuck it all away | |
' Cause my mood to burn bridges | |
Parallels my mood to dig ditches | |
Don' t cross me on neither a day | |
I see those arrows beside me | |
I hear you right behind me | |
Don' t cross me on neither a day |
zuò cí : Betts, Case, Connelly ... | |
So many people live in my town | |
And mind to my business but none of their own | |
They' re all so happy now that i' ve done wrong | |
I' m surprised they don' t come up and thank me | |
So if you want moral advice | |
I suggest you just tuck it all away | |
' Cause my mood to burn bridges | |
Parallels my mood to dig ditches | |
Don' t cross me on neither a day, baby | |
Don' t make mistakes or be human | |
They savor your every false move | |
And the fear that they hide looking for a Break | |
If ever confronted with truth | |
So if you want moral advice | |
I suggest you just tuck it all away | |
' Cause my mood to burn bridges | |
Parallels my mood to dig ditches | |
Don' t cross me on neither a day, baby | |
From the well of their hearts spring the poison | |
That mixed with suspicion and reckless derision | |
And something they read on a church toilet stall | |
They think that their lives are much better | |
Than mine on the soapbox and ladders stand tall | |
So if you want moral advice | |
I suggest you just tuck it all away | |
' Cause my mood to burn bridges | |
Parallels my mood to dig ditches | |
Don' t cross me on neither a day | |
I see those arrows beside me | |
I hear you right behind me | |
Don' t cross me on neither a day |