歌曲 | Stations |
歌手 | Joe Henry |
专辑 | Short Man's Room |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
Bring me the head of John the Baptist | |
show it round and shine | |
his cloudy, marble, crossed and final eyes | |
once more into mine. | |
Give me a leg up high enough | |
to see beyond this wall, | |
to be the first to see the victors take the gate | |
or to be the last one so fall. | |
I said, “I meant a world of good” | |
and she said, “I wouldn’t doubt it” | |
standing where she was, | |
she kissed the back of my head; | |
I said, “we could make the woods” | |
but she said, “how ‘bout it — | |
let’s sleep and let them | |
find us here instead.” | |
Every time I catch a good sang | |
wouldn’t you know — the station starts to fade, | |
but every step I’ve ever taken | |
has brought me in time just to hear it slip away. | |
Bring me the head of John the Baptist | |
show it round and shine | |
his cloudy, marble, crossed and final eyes | |
once more into mine. |
Bring me the head of John the Baptist | |
show it round and shine | |
his cloudy, marble, crossed and final eyes | |
once more into mine. | |
Give me a leg up high enough | |
to see beyond this wall, | |
to be the first to see the victors take the gate | |
or to be the last one so fall. | |
I said, " I meant a world of good" | |
and she said, " I wouldn' t doubt it" | |
standing where she was, | |
she kissed the back of my head | |
I said, " we could make the woods" | |
but she said, " how ' bout it | |
let' s sleep and let them | |
find us here instead." | |
Every time I catch a good sang | |
wouldn' t you know the station starts to fade, | |
but every step I' ve ever taken | |
has brought me in time just to hear it slip away. | |
Bring me the head of John the Baptist | |
show it round and shine | |
his cloudy, marble, crossed and final eyes | |
once more into mine. |
Bring me the head of John the Baptist | |
show it round and shine | |
his cloudy, marble, crossed and final eyes | |
once more into mine. | |
Give me a leg up high enough | |
to see beyond this wall, | |
to be the first to see the victors take the gate | |
or to be the last one so fall. | |
I said, " I meant a world of good" | |
and she said, " I wouldn' t doubt it" | |
standing where she was, | |
she kissed the back of my head | |
I said, " we could make the woods" | |
but she said, " how ' bout it | |
let' s sleep and let them | |
find us here instead." | |
Every time I catch a good sang | |
wouldn' t you know the station starts to fade, | |
but every step I' ve ever taken | |
has brought me in time just to hear it slip away. | |
Bring me the head of John the Baptist | |
show it round and shine | |
his cloudy, marble, crossed and final eyes | |
once more into mine. |