歌曲 | Hexanal |
歌手 | The Blue Aeroplanes |
专辑 | Altitude |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Langely, Wygens | |
I awoke to everyone's favourite | |
The scent of new-mown grass | |
I knew I'd been here and almost everywhere else before | |
But the shape of your youthful ass | |
Heading for the shower | |
Was a sign, a surely beneficial spell | |
Though all the ingredients were artificial | |
Brewed in some factory in the Mid-west | |
By mild-mannered family men | |
Oh it seemed so real | |
Your gaze like a charm of the way I'd feel | |
Your touch on my departing arm, my body flown | |
TO be buried in damp, dark England | |
My time capsule containing your fake I.D. ghost | |
And it's rained here, like God's open bar | |
His treat to the old-world soil | |
Where you are, the fake the rain | |
Import it like the electricity that still fails | |
And in your unlikely darkness, how can we tell what's real? | |
You'd swear that cranberry shade was artificial | |
But it's really cochineal | |
So kiss my eyes to the sound of a million dying insects | |
Shut my eyes to the sweet remembered sex & all | |
Ignore my calls but write me a note | |
Write my valediction, and I hear a voice | |
So loving and so personal | |
And I stretch out on the new-mown grass | |
And I breathe in |
zuo ci : Langely, Wygens | |
I awoke to everyone' s favourite | |
The scent of newmown grass | |
I knew I' d been here and almost everywhere else before | |
But the shape of your youthful ass | |
Heading for the shower | |
Was a sign, a surely beneficial spell | |
Though all the ingredients were artificial | |
Brewed in some factory in the Midwest | |
By mildmannered family men | |
Oh it seemed so real | |
Your gaze like a charm of the way I' d feel | |
Your touch on my departing arm, my body flown | |
TO be buried in damp, dark England | |
My time capsule containing your fake I. D. ghost | |
And it' s rained here, like God' s open bar | |
His treat to the oldworld soil | |
Where you are, the fake the rain | |
Import it like the electricity that still fails | |
And in your unlikely darkness, how can we tell what' s real? | |
You' d swear that cranberry shade was artificial | |
But it' s really cochineal | |
So kiss my eyes to the sound of a million dying insects | |
Shut my eyes to the sweet remembered sex all | |
Ignore my calls but write me a note | |
Write my valediction, and I hear a voice | |
So loving and so personal | |
And I stretch out on the newmown grass | |
And I breathe in |
zuò cí : Langely, Wygens | |
I awoke to everyone' s favourite | |
The scent of newmown grass | |
I knew I' d been here and almost everywhere else before | |
But the shape of your youthful ass | |
Heading for the shower | |
Was a sign, a surely beneficial spell | |
Though all the ingredients were artificial | |
Brewed in some factory in the Midwest | |
By mildmannered family men | |
Oh it seemed so real | |
Your gaze like a charm of the way I' d feel | |
Your touch on my departing arm, my body flown | |
TO be buried in damp, dark England | |
My time capsule containing your fake I. D. ghost | |
And it' s rained here, like God' s open bar | |
His treat to the oldworld soil | |
Where you are, the fake the rain | |
Import it like the electricity that still fails | |
And in your unlikely darkness, how can we tell what' s real? | |
You' d swear that cranberry shade was artificial | |
But it' s really cochineal | |
So kiss my eyes to the sound of a million dying insects | |
Shut my eyes to the sweet remembered sex all | |
Ignore my calls but write me a note | |
Write my valediction, and I hear a voice | |
So loving and so personal | |
And I stretch out on the newmown grass | |
And I breathe in |