Khader Adnan, Bobby Sands 歌词
| 歌曲 | Khader Adnan, Bobby Sands |
| 歌手 | David Rovics |
| 专辑 | Everything Can Change |
| 下载 | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.000] | 作曲 : David Stefan Rovics |
| [00:07.01] | Khader Adnan grew up near Jenin City |
| [00:10.06] | You could say he was a product of his time |
| [00:13.14] | Ever since he was a kid he'd get arrested |
| [00:16.29] | Though he was never charged with any crime |
| [00:19.99] | Spending half his life in prison |
| [00:22.59] | A life lived like so many of his friends |
| [00:26.25] | Arbitrary and indefinite detention |
| [00:29.60] | Never knowing if your jail time would end |
| [00:32.20] | Khader Adnan was arrested last December |
| [00:35.90] | Again he wasn't told the reason why |
| [00:39.00] | He was shackled, he was beaten, he was tortured |
| [00:42.30] | There beneath the Middle Eastern sky |
| [00:45.50] | Perhaps there was a moment when he realized |
| [00:48.20] | That right then, with his body, he'd say no |
| [00:51.65] | But from then on he refused to eat another meal |
| [00:55.00] | Like in Belfast not many years ago |
| [01:00.00] | Khader Adnan grew up in a war zone |
| [01:03.20] | But all the tanks and planes were only on one side |
| [01:06.50] | It was a type of war that they call occupation |
| [01:09.61] | Settlement, removal, fratricide |
| [01:12.75] | And anyone who talked about resistance |
| [01:15.90] | Who thought they did not deserve to be a slave |
| [01:19.20] | Would be looking down the barrel of a gun |
| [01:22.20] | And often find themselves inside an early grave |
| [01:26.14] | Khader Adnan loves his wife and daughters |
| [01:29.19] | And he likes to eat his daily bread |
| [01:32.60] | But in prison he can't see his children |
| [01:35.64] | Or live life with the lady that he wed |
| [01:38.96] | So on behalf of all the children without fathers |
| [01:42.24] | He decided he had to strike a blow |
| [01:45.84] | He said I will have dignity or death |
| [01:49.26] | Like in Belfast not many years ago |
| [01:55.00] | Each time Khader Adnan was arrested |
| [01:57.80] | In prison he would learn a little more |
| [02:01.00] | And soon he became the teacher |
| [02:04.58] | And he'd talk about the times that came before |
| [02:07.47] | They talked about civil disobedience |
| [02:10.20] | They talked about the ballot and the gun |
| [02:14.00] | They talked about the Occupied Six Counties |
| [02:17.30] | And the H Blocks in 1981 |
| [02:20.55] | Khader Adnan talked of perseverance |
| [02:23.62] | And how someday their people might be free |
| [02:27.07] | How someday they might hear their children laughing |
| [02:30.36] | Unafraid, how someday things could be |
| [02:33.71] | And then at 3:30 on one morning |
| [02:36.73] | The soldiers came, their rifles pointed low |
| [02:40.45] | And they took Khader Adnan from his family |
| [02:43.50] | Like in Belfast not many years ago |
| [02:49.35] | They say Khader Adnan is a terrorist |
| [02:52.11] | Just like they said of Bobby Sands |
| [02:55.31] | Because he dares speak out against injustice |
| [02:58.51] | Because he dares to make a stand |
| [03:02.04] | Because he dares believe that he is human |
| [03:05.05] | And he does not deserve to live this way |
| [03:08.30] | Because he dares to consider an alternative |
| [03:11.26] | Because he dares imagine a new day |
| [03:14.93] | Khader Adnan lost his liberty before he was born |
| [03:18.48] | To fight for life it's death he must embrace |
| [03:21.43] | But just like others come before him |
| [03:25.06] | There are others waiting to take his place |
| [03:28.12] | And even the great powers can lose interest |
| [03:31.43] | In supporting such a vicious status quo |
| [03:34.67] | Because you can't break a man who won't be broken |
| [03:38.16] | Like in Belfast not many years ago |
| [03:43.55] | Like in Belfast not many years ago |
| [00:00.000] | zuo qu : David Stefan Rovics |
| [00:07.01] | Khader Adnan grew up near Jenin City |
| [00:10.06] | You could say he was a product of his time |
| [00:13.14] | Ever since he was a kid he' d get arrested |
| [00:16.29] | Though he was never charged with any crime |
| [00:19.99] | Spending half his life in prison |
| [00:22.59] | A life lived like so many of his friends |
| [00:26.25] | Arbitrary and indefinite detention |
| [00:29.60] | Never knowing if your jail time would end |
| [00:32.20] | Khader Adnan was arrested last December |
| [00:35.90] | Again he wasn' t told the reason why |
| [00:39.00] | He was shackled, he was beaten, he was tortured |
| [00:42.30] | There beneath the Middle Eastern sky |
| [00:45.50] | Perhaps there was a moment when he realized |
| [00:48.20] | That right then, with his body, he' d say no |
| [00:51.65] | But from then on he refused to eat another meal |
| [00:55.00] | Like in Belfast not many years ago |
| [01:00.00] | Khader Adnan grew up in a war zone |
| [01:03.20] | But all the tanks and planes were only on one side |
| [01:06.50] | It was a type of war that they call occupation |
| [01:09.61] | Settlement, removal, fratricide |
| [01:12.75] | And anyone who talked about resistance |
| [01:15.90] | Who thought they did not deserve to be a slave |
| [01:19.20] | Would be looking down the barrel of a gun |
| [01:22.20] | And often find themselves inside an early grave |
| [01:26.14] | Khader Adnan loves his wife and daughters |
| [01:29.19] | And he likes to eat his daily bread |
| [01:32.60] | But in prison he can' t see his children |
| [01:35.64] | Or live life with the lady that he wed |
| [01:38.96] | So on behalf of all the children without fathers |
| [01:42.24] | He decided he had to strike a blow |
| [01:45.84] | He said I will have dignity or death |
| [01:49.26] | Like in Belfast not many years ago |
| [01:55.00] | Each time Khader Adnan was arrested |
| [01:57.80] | In prison he would learn a little more |
| [02:01.00] | And soon he became the teacher |
| [02:04.58] | And he' d talk about the times that came before |
| [02:07.47] | They talked about civil disobedience |
| [02:10.20] | They talked about the ballot and the gun |
| [02:14.00] | They talked about the Occupied Six Counties |
| [02:17.30] | And the H Blocks in 1981 |
| [02:20.55] | Khader Adnan talked of perseverance |
| [02:23.62] | And how someday their people might be free |
| [02:27.07] | How someday they might hear their children laughing |
| [02:30.36] | Unafraid, how someday things could be |
| [02:33.71] | And then at 3: 30 on one morning |
| [02:36.73] | The soldiers came, their rifles pointed low |
| [02:40.45] | And they took Khader Adnan from his family |
| [02:43.50] | Like in Belfast not many years ago |
| [02:49.35] | They say Khader Adnan is a terrorist |
| [02:52.11] | Just like they said of Bobby Sands |
| [02:55.31] | Because he dares speak out against injustice |
| [02:58.51] | Because he dares to make a stand |
| [03:02.04] | Because he dares believe that he is human |
| [03:05.05] | And he does not deserve to live this way |
| [03:08.30] | Because he dares to consider an alternative |
| [03:11.26] | Because he dares imagine a new day |
| [03:14.93] | Khader Adnan lost his liberty before he was born |
| [03:18.48] | To fight for life it' s death he must embrace |
| [03:21.43] | But just like others come before him |
| [03:25.06] | There are others waiting to take his place |
| [03:28.12] | And even the great powers can lose interest |
| [03:31.43] | In supporting such a vicious status quo |
| [03:34.67] | Because you can' t break a man who won' t be broken |
| [03:38.16] | Like in Belfast not many years ago |
| [03:43.55] | Like in Belfast not many years ago |
| [00:00.000] | zuò qǔ : David Stefan Rovics |
| [00:07.01] | Khader Adnan grew up near Jenin City |
| [00:10.06] | You could say he was a product of his time |
| [00:13.14] | Ever since he was a kid he' d get arrested |
| [00:16.29] | Though he was never charged with any crime |
| [00:19.99] | Spending half his life in prison |
| [00:22.59] | A life lived like so many of his friends |
| [00:26.25] | Arbitrary and indefinite detention |
| [00:29.60] | Never knowing if your jail time would end |
| [00:32.20] | Khader Adnan was arrested last December |
| [00:35.90] | Again he wasn' t told the reason why |
| [00:39.00] | He was shackled, he was beaten, he was tortured |
| [00:42.30] | There beneath the Middle Eastern sky |
| [00:45.50] | Perhaps there was a moment when he realized |
| [00:48.20] | That right then, with his body, he' d say no |
| [00:51.65] | But from then on he refused to eat another meal |
| [00:55.00] | Like in Belfast not many years ago |
| [01:00.00] | Khader Adnan grew up in a war zone |
| [01:03.20] | But all the tanks and planes were only on one side |
| [01:06.50] | It was a type of war that they call occupation |
| [01:09.61] | Settlement, removal, fratricide |
| [01:12.75] | And anyone who talked about resistance |
| [01:15.90] | Who thought they did not deserve to be a slave |
| [01:19.20] | Would be looking down the barrel of a gun |
| [01:22.20] | And often find themselves inside an early grave |
| [01:26.14] | Khader Adnan loves his wife and daughters |
| [01:29.19] | And he likes to eat his daily bread |
| [01:32.60] | But in prison he can' t see his children |
| [01:35.64] | Or live life with the lady that he wed |
| [01:38.96] | So on behalf of all the children without fathers |
| [01:42.24] | He decided he had to strike a blow |
| [01:45.84] | He said I will have dignity or death |
| [01:49.26] | Like in Belfast not many years ago |
| [01:55.00] | Each time Khader Adnan was arrested |
| [01:57.80] | In prison he would learn a little more |
| [02:01.00] | And soon he became the teacher |
| [02:04.58] | And he' d talk about the times that came before |
| [02:07.47] | They talked about civil disobedience |
| [02:10.20] | They talked about the ballot and the gun |
| [02:14.00] | They talked about the Occupied Six Counties |
| [02:17.30] | And the H Blocks in 1981 |
| [02:20.55] | Khader Adnan talked of perseverance |
| [02:23.62] | And how someday their people might be free |
| [02:27.07] | How someday they might hear their children laughing |
| [02:30.36] | Unafraid, how someday things could be |
| [02:33.71] | And then at 3: 30 on one morning |
| [02:36.73] | The soldiers came, their rifles pointed low |
| [02:40.45] | And they took Khader Adnan from his family |
| [02:43.50] | Like in Belfast not many years ago |
| [02:49.35] | They say Khader Adnan is a terrorist |
| [02:52.11] | Just like they said of Bobby Sands |
| [02:55.31] | Because he dares speak out against injustice |
| [02:58.51] | Because he dares to make a stand |
| [03:02.04] | Because he dares believe that he is human |
| [03:05.05] | And he does not deserve to live this way |
| [03:08.30] | Because he dares to consider an alternative |
| [03:11.26] | Because he dares imagine a new day |
| [03:14.93] | Khader Adnan lost his liberty before he was born |
| [03:18.48] | To fight for life it' s death he must embrace |
| [03:21.43] | But just like others come before him |
| [03:25.06] | There are others waiting to take his place |
| [03:28.12] | And even the great powers can lose interest |
| [03:31.43] | In supporting such a vicious status quo |
| [03:34.67] | Because you can' t break a man who won' t be broken |
| [03:38.16] | Like in Belfast not many years ago |
| [03:43.55] | Like in Belfast not many years ago |
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| [00:07.01] | 哈德·阿德南在杰宁市附近长大 |
| [00:10.06] | 你可以说他是那个时代的产物 |
| [00:13.14] | 他尚且年幼之时就曾遭到逮捕 |
| [00:16.29] | 尽管他从未被指控任何罪行 |
| [00:19.99] | 他在监狱里度过了半辈子 |
| [00:22.59] | 有着和亲友们一样的经历 |
| [00:26.25] | 被无端且无限期地拘留着 |
| [00:29.60] | 永远不知道刑期是否会结束 |
| [00:32.20] | 哈德·阿德南于去年12月被捕 |
| [00:35.90] | 又一次他没有被告知理由 |
| [00:39.00] | 他被束缚，被殴打，被折磨 |
| [00:42.30] | 在中东的苍蓝的天空下受难 |
| [00:45.50] | 也许有那么一刻他意识到了 |
| [00:48.20] | 为了权利，他要舍弃躯体来斗争 |
| [00:51.65] | 从那时起他拒绝再吃一顿饭 |
| [00:55.00] | 如同不久前在贝尔法斯特的一切 |
| [01:00.00] | 哈德·阿德南在战火纷飞中长大 |
| [01:03.20] | 但是所有的飞机都只在一边 |
| [01:06.50] | 这是一种他们称之为“”的 |
| [01:09.61] | 把残杀同胞称为“移居”和“搬迁” |
| [01:12.75] | 而任何谈及要试图抵抗的人 |
| [01:15.90] | 任何认为自己不应是一介的人 |
| [01:19.20] | 将会被手持枪杆子的人所 |
| [01:22.20] | 并发现自己已是半身入土之人 |
| [01:26.14] | 哈德·阿德南爱着他的妻子和女儿 |
| [01:29.19] | 他喜欢每一天的粗茶淡饭 |
| [01:32.60] | 但在监狱里他看不到他的孩子 |
| [01:35.64] | 也无法和他的妻子一同生活 |
| [01:38.96] | 为了蓝天下所有痛失父亲的孩子 |
| [01:42.24] | 他决定孤注一掷进行绝食抗议 |
| [01:45.84] | 他说我要么拥有尊严，要么迈向死亡 |
| [01:49.26] | 如同不久前在贝尔法斯特的一切 |
| [01:55.00] | 每次哈德·阿德南被逮捕以后 |
| [01:57.80] | 他都会在监狱里学到更多东西 |
| [02:01.00] | 不久他就成了一位教师 |
| [02:04.58] | 而他会跟人们谈到过往的时代 |
| [02:07.47] | 他们谈论公民的不服从 |
| [02:10.20] | 他们谈论选票和 |
| [02:14.00] | 他们谈到了那被的六个县 |
| [02:17.30] | 以及1981年的在H-Blocks发生的一切 |
| [02:20.55] | 哈德·阿德南谈到坚持不懈的重要性 |
| [02:23.62] | 以及终于自由的可能性 |
| [02:27.07] | 谈到听见孩子们笑声的那一天 |
| [02:30.36] | 而那一天，人们不会再担惊受怕 |
| [02:33.71] | 然后在一天凌晨的三点三十分 |
| [02:36.73] | 士兵们闯入，手上拿着他们的 |
| [02:40.45] | 把哈德·阿德南从他家人身边带走 |
| [02:43.50] | 如同不久前在贝尔法斯特的那一切 |
| [02:49.35] | 他们说哈德·阿德南是个 |
| [02:52.11] | 就像他们曾这么说鲍比·桑兹 |
| [02:55.31] | 因为他敢于直言不讳地反对不公正 |
| [02:58.51] | 因为他敢于在众人中挺身而出 |
| [03:02.04] | 因为他敢于相信自己是一个人 |
| [03:05.05] | 而人不应该蒙受这样的生活 |
| [03:08.30] | 因为他敢于思考另一种可能 |
| [03:11.26] | 因为他敢于想象全新的一天 |
| [03:14.93] | 哈德·阿德南在降生之前就失去了自由 |
| [03:18.48] | 他必须拥抱死亡来为生命而战 |
| [03:21.43] | 但就像所有的前人一样 |
| [03:25.06] | 还有其他人等着接替他的位置 |
| [03:28.12] | 甚至其他强权也可能为之震颤 |
| [03:31.43] | 不再支持这种邪恶的现状 |
| [03:34.67] | 因为你无法战胜一个无法被战胜的人 |
| [03:38.16] | 如同不久前在贝尔法斯特的一切 |
| [03:43.55] | 如同不久前在贝尔法斯特的一切 |
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