| 歌曲 | They're Building a Wall |
| 歌手 | David Rovics |
| 专辑 | Songs For Mahmud |
| 下载 | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : David Rovics | |
| They're building a wall | |
| A wall between friends | |
| A wall that justifies | |
| Any means for their ends | |
| A wall between Semites | |
| Rich and poor | |
| Brothers and sisters | |
| From not so long before | |
| Many feet thick | |
| And twenty feet high | |
| No one can look through it | |
| And into the eye | |
| Of a person you might know | |
| To whom you might confide | |
| Now just a stranger | |
| On the other side | |
| They're building a wall | |
| Between water and land | |
| So we can eat fruit | |
| And they can eat sand | |
| A wall to make sure | |
| That our orchards will grow | |
| And our kids can get fat | |
| And not need to know | |
| Of the cities in ruins | |
| And the children in fear | |
| That your fathers and brothers | |
| In tanks might be near | |
| A wall to keep quiet | |
| That which you fear most | |
| So you don't have to listen | |
| To your grandfather's ghost | |
| They're building a wall | |
| Between future and past | |
| A wall to keep separate | |
| The chambers of gas | |
| From bulldozers, gunships | |
| And the tears of a child | |
| Dignity, love | |
| And all honor defiled | |
| To remove reality | |
| From your facts on the ground | |
| A wall to keep distant | |
| The terrible sound | |
| Of the houses that crumble | |
| And the children that die | |
| A wall to keep separate | |
| The truth from the lie | |
| They're building a wall | |
| And at such a cost | |
| Land, money and safety | |
| And all the lives lost | |
| A wall made of brick | |
| But bricks can be broken | |
| When the people of Zion | |
| Have finally awoken | |
| And said no more walls | |
| No more refugees | |
| No more keeping people | |
| Upon their knees | |
| And then the history books | |
| Will someday recall | |
| Before apartheid was ended | |
| They were building a wall |
| zuo qu : David Rovics | |
| They' re building a wall | |
| A wall between friends | |
| A wall that justifies | |
| Any means for their ends | |
| A wall between Semites | |
| Rich and poor | |
| Brothers and sisters | |
| From not so long before | |
| Many feet thick | |
| And twenty feet high | |
| No one can look through it | |
| And into the eye | |
| Of a person you might know | |
| To whom you might confide | |
| Now just a stranger | |
| On the other side | |
| They' re building a wall | |
| Between water and land | |
| So we can eat fruit | |
| And they can eat sand | |
| A wall to make sure | |
| That our orchards will grow | |
| And our kids can get fat | |
| And not need to know | |
| Of the cities in ruins | |
| And the children in fear | |
| That your fathers and brothers | |
| In tanks might be near | |
| A wall to keep quiet | |
| That which you fear most | |
| So you don' t have to listen | |
| To your grandfather' s ghost | |
| They' re building a wall | |
| Between future and past | |
| A wall to keep separate | |
| The chambers of gas | |
| From bulldozers, gunships | |
| And the tears of a child | |
| Dignity, love | |
| And all honor defiled | |
| To remove reality | |
| From your facts on the ground | |
| A wall to keep distant | |
| The terrible sound | |
| Of the houses that crumble | |
| And the children that die | |
| A wall to keep separate | |
| The truth from the lie | |
| They' re building a wall | |
| And at such a cost | |
| Land, money and safety | |
| And all the lives lost | |
| A wall made of brick | |
| But bricks can be broken | |
| When the people of Zion | |
| Have finally awoken | |
| And said no more walls | |
| No more refugees | |
| No more keeping people | |
| Upon their knees | |
| And then the history books | |
| Will someday recall | |
| Before apartheid was ended | |
| They were building a wall |
| zuò qǔ : David Rovics | |
| They' re building a wall | |
| A wall between friends | |
| A wall that justifies | |
| Any means for their ends | |
| A wall between Semites | |
| Rich and poor | |
| Brothers and sisters | |
| From not so long before | |
| Many feet thick | |
| And twenty feet high | |
| No one can look through it | |
| And into the eye | |
| Of a person you might know | |
| To whom you might confide | |
| Now just a stranger | |
| On the other side | |
| They' re building a wall | |
| Between water and land | |
| So we can eat fruit | |
| And they can eat sand | |
| A wall to make sure | |
| That our orchards will grow | |
| And our kids can get fat | |
| And not need to know | |
| Of the cities in ruins | |
| And the children in fear | |
| That your fathers and brothers | |
| In tanks might be near | |
| A wall to keep quiet | |
| That which you fear most | |
| So you don' t have to listen | |
| To your grandfather' s ghost | |
| They' re building a wall | |
| Between future and past | |
| A wall to keep separate | |
| The chambers of gas | |
| From bulldozers, gunships | |
| And the tears of a child | |
| Dignity, love | |
| And all honor defiled | |
| To remove reality | |
| From your facts on the ground | |
| A wall to keep distant | |
| The terrible sound | |
| Of the houses that crumble | |
| And the children that die | |
| A wall to keep separate | |
| The truth from the lie | |
| They' re building a wall | |
| And at such a cost | |
| Land, money and safety | |
| And all the lives lost | |
| A wall made of brick | |
| But bricks can be broken | |
| When the people of Zion | |
| Have finally awoken | |
| And said no more walls | |
| No more refugees | |
| No more keeping people | |
| Upon their knees | |
| And then the history books | |
| Will someday recall | |
| Before apartheid was ended | |
| They were building a wall |