歌曲 | Ebroglio |
歌手 | At the Drive-In |
专辑 | Acrobatic Tenement |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : At The Drive In | |
(Spoken:) | |
I had a friend who died for something he really loved. | |
I had a friend who stood for none of the above. | |
I had a friend whose experience was riddled with scars. | |
Who got drunk one night in the trunk of Louie P.'s car. | |
I had a friend who'd love to scare you, as was his affection. | |
And tremble you did cause you weren't worthy of his friendship. | |
I had a friend, but now he's stranded on the Mesa Street exit. | |
And sometimes I'm jealous cause I'm still at the intersection. | |
I had a friend whose heart was too heavy to hold. | |
Yes, there's blood on the median like a boat without oars. | |
Duct tape the cross on the brown colored box. | |
Well single file line on the unpaved road. | |
(The road.) | |
Well they tipped their hats, respect for the dead. | |
(The road.) | |
In Juarez, Mexico is where they buried my friend. | |
There are no words | |
To express the loss | |
I feel since you've been away. | |
You made a typical sad song, | |
A physical classroom. | |
Where I learned nothing. | |
Just flashes of your, | |
Face. | |
Just flashes of your, | |
Face. | |
And my solution is: | |
It's all a facade. | |
It's all a facade. | |
It's all a facade. | |
And nothing really matters. | |
(No.) | |
It's all a facade. | |
It's all a facade. | |
It's all a facade. | |
But nothing really matters. | |
(No.) | |
It's all a facade. | |
It's all a facade. | |
I said it's all a facade. | |
But nothing really matters now. | |
(No.) | |
It's all a facade. | |
It's all a facade. | |
I said it's all a facade. | |
(The road.) | |
Now he's stranded somewhere on the mesa street exit. | |
(The road.) | |
And sometimes I'm jealous 'cause I'm waiting at the intersection. | |
(The road.) | |
I had a friend whose heart was too heavy to hold. | |
(Blood.) | |
Yes, there's blood on the median like a boat without oars. | |
(Go.) | |
I had a friend whose heart was too heavy to hold. | |
Too heavy to hold. | |
Who'd felt too heavy to hold. | |
And there's blood on the median like a boat without oars. | |
Like a boat without oars. | |
D-d-d-die. | |
It's all a facade. | |
It's all a facade. | |
I said it's all a facade. | |
But nothing really matters now. | |
(No.) | |
It's all a facade. | |
It's all a facade. | |
But it's all a facade. | |
But nothing really matters now. | |
(No.) | |
It's all a facade. | |
It's all a facade. | |
It, it's all a facade. | |
But nothing really matters now. | |
(No.) | |
It's all a facade. | |
It's all a facade. | |
I said it, it's all a facade. |
zuo ci : At The Drive In | |
Spoken: | |
I had a friend who died for something he really loved. | |
I had a friend who stood for none of the above. | |
I had a friend whose experience was riddled with scars. | |
Who got drunk one night in the trunk of Louie P.' s car. | |
I had a friend who' d love to scare you, as was his affection. | |
And tremble you did cause you weren' t worthy of his friendship. | |
I had a friend, but now he' s stranded on the Mesa Street exit. | |
And sometimes I' m jealous cause I' m still at the intersection. | |
I had a friend whose heart was too heavy to hold. | |
Yes, there' s blood on the median like a boat without oars. | |
Duct tape the cross on the brown colored box. | |
Well single file line on the unpaved road. | |
The road. | |
Well they tipped their hats, respect for the dead. | |
The road. | |
In Juarez, Mexico is where they buried my friend. | |
There are no words | |
To express the loss | |
I feel since you' ve been away. | |
You made a typical sad song, | |
A physical classroom. | |
Where I learned nothing. | |
Just flashes of your, | |
Face. | |
Just flashes of your, | |
Face. | |
And my solution is: | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
And nothing really matters. | |
No. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
But nothing really matters. | |
No. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
I said it' s all a facade. | |
But nothing really matters now. | |
No. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
I said it' s all a facade. | |
The road. | |
Now he' s stranded somewhere on the mesa street exit. | |
The road. | |
And sometimes I' m jealous ' cause I' m waiting at the intersection. | |
The road. | |
I had a friend whose heart was too heavy to hold. | |
Blood. | |
Yes, there' s blood on the median like a boat without oars. | |
Go. | |
I had a friend whose heart was too heavy to hold. | |
Too heavy to hold. | |
Who' d felt too heavy to hold. | |
And there' s blood on the median like a boat without oars. | |
Like a boat without oars. | |
Ddddie. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
I said it' s all a facade. | |
But nothing really matters now. | |
No. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
But it' s all a facade. | |
But nothing really matters now. | |
No. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It, it' s all a facade. | |
But nothing really matters now. | |
No. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
I said it, it' s all a facade. |
zuò cí : At The Drive In | |
Spoken: | |
I had a friend who died for something he really loved. | |
I had a friend who stood for none of the above. | |
I had a friend whose experience was riddled with scars. | |
Who got drunk one night in the trunk of Louie P.' s car. | |
I had a friend who' d love to scare you, as was his affection. | |
And tremble you did cause you weren' t worthy of his friendship. | |
I had a friend, but now he' s stranded on the Mesa Street exit. | |
And sometimes I' m jealous cause I' m still at the intersection. | |
I had a friend whose heart was too heavy to hold. | |
Yes, there' s blood on the median like a boat without oars. | |
Duct tape the cross on the brown colored box. | |
Well single file line on the unpaved road. | |
The road. | |
Well they tipped their hats, respect for the dead. | |
The road. | |
In Juarez, Mexico is where they buried my friend. | |
There are no words | |
To express the loss | |
I feel since you' ve been away. | |
You made a typical sad song, | |
A physical classroom. | |
Where I learned nothing. | |
Just flashes of your, | |
Face. | |
Just flashes of your, | |
Face. | |
And my solution is: | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
And nothing really matters. | |
No. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
But nothing really matters. | |
No. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
I said it' s all a facade. | |
But nothing really matters now. | |
No. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
I said it' s all a facade. | |
The road. | |
Now he' s stranded somewhere on the mesa street exit. | |
The road. | |
And sometimes I' m jealous ' cause I' m waiting at the intersection. | |
The road. | |
I had a friend whose heart was too heavy to hold. | |
Blood. | |
Yes, there' s blood on the median like a boat without oars. | |
Go. | |
I had a friend whose heart was too heavy to hold. | |
Too heavy to hold. | |
Who' d felt too heavy to hold. | |
And there' s blood on the median like a boat without oars. | |
Like a boat without oars. | |
Ddddie. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
I said it' s all a facade. | |
But nothing really matters now. | |
No. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
But it' s all a facade. | |
But nothing really matters now. | |
No. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It, it' s all a facade. | |
But nothing really matters now. | |
No. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
It' s all a facade. | |
I said it, it' s all a facade. |