歌曲 | Reasonably Fine |
歌手 | The Cat Empire |
专辑 | Cinema |
作曲 : The Cat Empire | |
作词 : The Cat Empire | |
I lost my shoes | |
I lost my wife | |
I lost my keys | |
I lost my kind? | |
And though I'm young at heart | |
I'm so much older | |
Subway eyes and banked up skies | |
And violent towns and frozen pies | |
And all them football crowds | |
Who lost are colder now | |
But you're the same as you | |
And I'm the same as me | |
And hopefully we can find | |
Ways to let us be reasonably fine | |
Reasonably fine | |
At least to beat my drums in time | |
Suddenly I've realised | |
That I won't be here when I die | |
And life upon this plane is somehow fleeting | |
Time and all it's precious wine | |
Somehow primed to make us whine | |
And fret even when we should be sleeping | |
But you're the same as you | |
And I'm the same as me | |
And hopefully we can find | |
Ways to let us be reasonably fine | |
Reasonably fine | |
At least to play my pretty chimes | |
Empty cries and hollow tubes | |
And all the signs that have no use | |
Fingers point accusingly, a cynic | |
Humanless hypocrisy | |
And all the crimes we didn't see | |
The side that knows the devil might be winning | |
But you're the same as you | |
And I'm the same as me | |
And hopefully we can find | |
Ways to let us be reasonably fine | |
Reasonably fine | |
At least to let my music shine | |
And maybe it's the greatest test | |
Man surrounded by his death | |
Reaches out and tastes the sweetest honey | |
That's how you make me feel | |
I love you more when death is real | |
It's sad, but in the end it might be funny | |
But you're the same as you | |
And I'm the same as me | |
And hopefully we can find | |
Ways to let us be reasonably fine | |
Reasonably fine | |
At least to leave an open mind | |
And you're the same as you | |
And I'm the same as me | |
And hopefully we can find | |
Ways to let us be reasonably fine | |
Reasonably fine | |
At least to beat my drums in time |
zuò qǔ : The Cat Empire | |
zuò cí : The Cat Empire | |
I lost my shoes | |
I lost my wife | |
I lost my keys | |
I lost my kind? | |
And though I' m young at heart | |
I' m so much older | |
Subway eyes and banked up skies | |
And violent towns and frozen pies | |
And all them football crowds | |
Who lost are colder now | |
But you' re the same as you | |
And I' m the same as me | |
And hopefully we can find | |
Ways to let us be reasonably fine | |
Reasonably fine | |
At least to beat my drums in time | |
Suddenly I' ve realised | |
That I won' t be here when I die | |
And life upon this plane is somehow fleeting | |
Time and all it' s precious wine | |
Somehow primed to make us whine | |
And fret even when we should be sleeping | |
But you' re the same as you | |
And I' m the same as me | |
And hopefully we can find | |
Ways to let us be reasonably fine | |
Reasonably fine | |
At least to play my pretty chimes | |
Empty cries and hollow tubes | |
And all the signs that have no use | |
Fingers point accusingly, a cynic | |
Humanless hypocrisy | |
And all the crimes we didn' t see | |
The side that knows the devil might be winning | |
But you' re the same as you | |
And I' m the same as me | |
And hopefully we can find | |
Ways to let us be reasonably fine | |
Reasonably fine | |
At least to let my music shine | |
And maybe it' s the greatest test | |
Man surrounded by his death | |
Reaches out and tastes the sweetest honey | |
That' s how you make me feel | |
I love you more when death is real | |
It' s sad, but in the end it might be funny | |
But you' re the same as you | |
And I' m the same as me | |
And hopefully we can find | |
Ways to let us be reasonably fine | |
Reasonably fine | |
At least to leave an open mind | |
And you' re the same as you | |
And I' m the same as me | |
And hopefully we can find | |
Ways to let us be reasonably fine | |
Reasonably fine | |
At least to beat my drums in time |