歌曲 | White Stone |
歌手 | Lowland Hum |
专辑 | Native Air (Deluxe Edition) |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
The faces of a mirror ripple like stirred water. | |
My hand pushed through the silver to touch the face of God. | |
From my mouth you’re always drawing dark sayings from of old. | |
I’m talking like my father, and bearing my brother’s load. | |
I’ll tell the truth to children, not dress it up in white. | |
The house is one divided, the clock can’t be turned back. | |
Come save the weak and needy. | |
Give justice to the weary. | |
The wanderer is bleary-eyed. | |
The sunlight has grown cold. | |
This ones for the prisoner. | |
You hear his lonely sigh. | |
I want my white stone. | |
Tell me my name. |
The faces of a mirror ripple like stirred water. | |
My hand pushed through the silver to touch the face of God. | |
From my mouth you' re always drawing dark sayings from of old. | |
I' m talking like my father, and bearing my brother' s load. | |
I' ll tell the truth to children, not dress it up in white. | |
The house is one divided, the clock can' t be turned back. | |
Come save the weak and needy. | |
Give justice to the weary. | |
The wanderer is blearyeyed. | |
The sunlight has grown cold. | |
This ones for the prisoner. | |
You hear his lonely sigh. | |
I want my white stone. | |
Tell me my name. |
The faces of a mirror ripple like stirred water. | |
My hand pushed through the silver to touch the face of God. | |
From my mouth you' re always drawing dark sayings from of old. | |
I' m talking like my father, and bearing my brother' s load. | |
I' ll tell the truth to children, not dress it up in white. | |
The house is one divided, the clock can' t be turned back. | |
Come save the weak and needy. | |
Give justice to the weary. | |
The wanderer is blearyeyed. | |
The sunlight has grown cold. | |
This ones for the prisoner. | |
You hear his lonely sigh. | |
I want my white stone. | |
Tell me my name. |