歌曲 | Leeds Road 3am |
歌手 | New Model Army |
专辑 | Eight |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Dean, Sullivan | |
The Festival is over and the strings of coloured lights | |
are blowing crazy in the coming wind | |
One bulb comes loose, shatters on the ground | |
The empty streets pick up the sound, it echoes like a tiny gunshot | |
ringing through the damp and through the silence | |
Water trickles slowly like the feel of troubles only half washed away | |
Behind the wire the watchman doing nights sits beside a wall of screens | |
but he's not watching - gazing into the steam rising from his cup of coffee | |
He's locked away inside | |
Staring into the light of a different world | |
Near the top of Sandford Road, there's a parked Mondeo in the shadows | |
The lighting of a cigarette illuminates four faces not talking, just waiting | |
The man in the front passenger seat holds the phone to his ear | |
listens to a thin voice giving the details | |
While in the back the boy with the long hair | |
stares out through the misty glass into the dark streets | |
and into the light of a different world | |
Three streets down the restaurant is empty, 3am weeknights, dead-time | |
The owner came here years ago and never lost the dream of going home | |
but knows he never will | |
In the kitchen his son sits head in hands thinks about leaving | |
Anywhere - just somewhere that's not here | |
Doesn't look up or see the Mondeo passing outside | |
He's gazing into the light a different world | |
Staring into the light of a different world | |
There's a couple in a red car coming home late on the inner ring | |
not talking or listening to the music, just lost in their own thoughts | |
The Mondeo shoots the lights at sixty-five | |
Swerves, catches the red car that spins and rolls | |
Lands upside down in a crumple of metal and shattered glass | |
The girl sits trapped inside watching new blood trickle down her shoulder | |
Turns to see her boyfriend slumped against the dash | |
as a little crowd gathers round | |
'Make him wake up, make him wake up' she's screaming | |
'Make him wake up, make him wake up' and now she's pushing at him | |
'Make him wake up, make him wake up' | |
But he's gone into the light of a different world | |
Staring into the lights of a different world |
zuo ci : Dean, Sullivan | |
The Festival is over and the strings of coloured lights | |
are blowing crazy in the coming wind | |
One bulb comes loose, shatters on the ground | |
The empty streets pick up the sound, it echoes like a tiny gunshot | |
ringing through the damp and through the silence | |
Water trickles slowly like the feel of troubles only half washed away | |
Behind the wire the watchman doing nights sits beside a wall of screens | |
but he' s not watching gazing into the steam rising from his cup of coffee | |
He' s locked away inside | |
Staring into the light of a different world | |
Near the top of Sandford Road, there' s a parked Mondeo in the shadows | |
The lighting of a cigarette illuminates four faces not talking, just waiting | |
The man in the front passenger seat holds the phone to his ear | |
listens to a thin voice giving the details | |
While in the back the boy with the long hair | |
stares out through the misty glass into the dark streets | |
and into the light of a different world | |
Three streets down the restaurant is empty, 3am weeknights, deadtime | |
The owner came here years ago and never lost the dream of going home | |
but knows he never will | |
In the kitchen his son sits head in hands thinks about leaving | |
Anywhere just somewhere that' s not here | |
Doesn' t look up or see the Mondeo passing outside | |
He' s gazing into the light a different world | |
Staring into the light of a different world | |
There' s a couple in a red car coming home late on the inner ring | |
not talking or listening to the music, just lost in their own thoughts | |
The Mondeo shoots the lights at sixtyfive | |
Swerves, catches the red car that spins and rolls | |
Lands upside down in a crumple of metal and shattered glass | |
The girl sits trapped inside watching new blood trickle down her shoulder | |
Turns to see her boyfriend slumped against the dash | |
as a little crowd gathers round | |
' Make him wake up, make him wake up' she' s screaming | |
' Make him wake up, make him wake up' and now she' s pushing at him | |
' Make him wake up, make him wake up' | |
But he' s gone into the light of a different world | |
Staring into the lights of a different world |
zuò cí : Dean, Sullivan | |
The Festival is over and the strings of coloured lights | |
are blowing crazy in the coming wind | |
One bulb comes loose, shatters on the ground | |
The empty streets pick up the sound, it echoes like a tiny gunshot | |
ringing through the damp and through the silence | |
Water trickles slowly like the feel of troubles only half washed away | |
Behind the wire the watchman doing nights sits beside a wall of screens | |
but he' s not watching gazing into the steam rising from his cup of coffee | |
He' s locked away inside | |
Staring into the light of a different world | |
Near the top of Sandford Road, there' s a parked Mondeo in the shadows | |
The lighting of a cigarette illuminates four faces not talking, just waiting | |
The man in the front passenger seat holds the phone to his ear | |
listens to a thin voice giving the details | |
While in the back the boy with the long hair | |
stares out through the misty glass into the dark streets | |
and into the light of a different world | |
Three streets down the restaurant is empty, 3am weeknights, deadtime | |
The owner came here years ago and never lost the dream of going home | |
but knows he never will | |
In the kitchen his son sits head in hands thinks about leaving | |
Anywhere just somewhere that' s not here | |
Doesn' t look up or see the Mondeo passing outside | |
He' s gazing into the light a different world | |
Staring into the light of a different world | |
There' s a couple in a red car coming home late on the inner ring | |
not talking or listening to the music, just lost in their own thoughts | |
The Mondeo shoots the lights at sixtyfive | |
Swerves, catches the red car that spins and rolls | |
Lands upside down in a crumple of metal and shattered glass | |
The girl sits trapped inside watching new blood trickle down her shoulder | |
Turns to see her boyfriend slumped against the dash | |
as a little crowd gathers round | |
' Make him wake up, make him wake up' she' s screaming | |
' Make him wake up, make him wake up' and now she' s pushing at him | |
' Make him wake up, make him wake up' | |
But he' s gone into the light of a different world | |
Staring into the lights of a different world |