歌曲 | As Yet Untitled |
歌手 | Terence Trent D'Arby |
专辑 | Introducing The Hardline According To Terence Trent D'Arby |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : DArby | |
Out by a shanty where the dust hangs high | |
Far from a river where things grow green | |
The flowers weep and they lean away | |
From the blood stained soil beneath my feet. | |
The thorns outnumber the petals on the rose | |
And the darkness amplifies the sound of printers' ink | |
On propaganda page | |
That will rule your life and fuel my rage. | |
I tried to bend my knees | |
But my knees were already bent | |
I haven't stood like a man for such a long time now | |
I called on my god but he was sleeping on that day | |
I guess I'll have to depend on me. | |
Shall I tell my children if they ask of me | |
Did I surrender forth my right to be? | |
Y'see my daddy died to leave this haunting ground | |
And this same ground still haunts me. | |
The cool September blows the seeds away | |
The harvest blown again this year | |
But I'll return a stronger man | |
I'll return to me my homeland | |
No grave shall hold my body down | |
This land is still my home. |
zuo ci : DArby | |
Out by a shanty where the dust hangs high | |
Far from a river where things grow green | |
The flowers weep and they lean away | |
From the blood stained soil beneath my feet. | |
The thorns outnumber the petals on the rose | |
And the darkness amplifies the sound of printers' ink | |
On propaganda page | |
That will rule your life and fuel my rage. | |
I tried to bend my knees | |
But my knees were already bent | |
I haven' t stood like a man for such a long time now | |
I called on my god but he was sleeping on that day | |
I guess I' ll have to depend on me. | |
Shall I tell my children if they ask of me | |
Did I surrender forth my right to be? | |
Y' see my daddy died to leave this haunting ground | |
And this same ground still haunts me. | |
The cool September blows the seeds away | |
The harvest blown again this year | |
But I' ll return a stronger man | |
I' ll return to me my homeland | |
No grave shall hold my body down | |
This land is still my home. |
zuò cí : DArby | |
Out by a shanty where the dust hangs high | |
Far from a river where things grow green | |
The flowers weep and they lean away | |
From the blood stained soil beneath my feet. | |
The thorns outnumber the petals on the rose | |
And the darkness amplifies the sound of printers' ink | |
On propaganda page | |
That will rule your life and fuel my rage. | |
I tried to bend my knees | |
But my knees were already bent | |
I haven' t stood like a man for such a long time now | |
I called on my god but he was sleeping on that day | |
I guess I' ll have to depend on me. | |
Shall I tell my children if they ask of me | |
Did I surrender forth my right to be? | |
Y' see my daddy died to leave this haunting ground | |
And this same ground still haunts me. | |
The cool September blows the seeds away | |
The harvest blown again this year | |
But I' ll return a stronger man | |
I' ll return to me my homeland | |
No grave shall hold my body down | |
This land is still my home. |