歌曲 | Born in 58 |
歌手 | Bruce Dickinson |
专辑 | Tattooed Millionaire |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Dickinson, Gers | |
Born in a mining town in '58. | |
When black and white | |
TV was up to date. | |
And men where still around. | |
Who fought for freedom. | |
Stood their ground and died. | |
That I could be alive and see the damage, that we've managed since. | |
In this septred isle. | |
Is nothing sacred. | |
Just a one square mile. [CHORUS:] | |
Justice and | |
Liberty. You can buy, but you don't get free. | |
In a world of steel and glass. | |
We bury our past. | |
On and On. | |
We slept till dawn. | |
When we awoke, we hardly spoke. | |
My grandfather taught me how to fight. | |
Old fashioned stuff like wrong and right. | |
But all around | |
I see his morals buried in a mess | |
Of money troubles, | |
Born in a mining town in '58. | |
When black and white | |
TV was up to date. | |
And men where still around. | |
Who fought for freedom, stood their ground and died. [CHORUS.] | |
On and On. | |
We slept till dawn. | |
When we awoke, it was, all the same. |
zuo qu : Dickinson, Gers | |
Born in a mining town in ' 58. | |
When black and white | |
TV was up to date. | |
And men where still around. | |
Who fought for freedom. | |
Stood their ground and died. | |
That I could be alive and see the damage, that we' ve managed since. | |
In this septred isle. | |
Is nothing sacred. | |
Just a one square mile. CHORUS: | |
Justice and | |
Liberty. You can buy, but you don' t get free. | |
In a world of steel and glass. | |
We bury our past. | |
On and On. | |
We slept till dawn. | |
When we awoke, we hardly spoke. | |
My grandfather taught me how to fight. | |
Old fashioned stuff like wrong and right. | |
But all around | |
I see his morals buried in a mess | |
Of money troubles, | |
Born in a mining town in ' 58. | |
When black and white | |
TV was up to date. | |
And men where still around. | |
Who fought for freedom, stood their ground and died. CHORUS. | |
On and On. | |
We slept till dawn. | |
When we awoke, it was, all the same. |
zuò qǔ : Dickinson, Gers | |
Born in a mining town in ' 58. | |
When black and white | |
TV was up to date. | |
And men where still around. | |
Who fought for freedom. | |
Stood their ground and died. | |
That I could be alive and see the damage, that we' ve managed since. | |
In this septred isle. | |
Is nothing sacred. | |
Just a one square mile. CHORUS: | |
Justice and | |
Liberty. You can buy, but you don' t get free. | |
In a world of steel and glass. | |
We bury our past. | |
On and On. | |
We slept till dawn. | |
When we awoke, we hardly spoke. | |
My grandfather taught me how to fight. | |
Old fashioned stuff like wrong and right. | |
But all around | |
I see his morals buried in a mess | |
Of money troubles, | |
Born in a mining town in ' 58. | |
When black and white | |
TV was up to date. | |
And men where still around. | |
Who fought for freedom, stood their ground and died. CHORUS. | |
On and On. | |
We slept till dawn. | |
When we awoke, it was, all the same. |