| Song | Orphan Anthem '86 |
| Artist | Fair to Midland |
| Album | Inter. Funda. Stifle |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Fair To Midland | |
| We're gone but not better | |
| A lighted match can burn the cabin down he built | |
| It's not long but it matters | |
| Your suit and tie are much too tight in | |
| Farmersville | |
| My daughter's a goldmine, combing the hair of the white waves | |
| A fountain of sapphires under the bridges of | |
| UtahInstilled in us ethics not by | |
| God but by our choice | |
| I can't even imagine but | |
| I can see it | |
| Tell them all to chop me off with left handed scissors | |
| Rusting when you're touched | |
| On marble covered mountains | |
| You're the brimstone | |
| When surrounded by comfort cotton floors are of no use | |
| We see in our forecast what we lack in our pockets | |
| Encompassed by standards and we give ourselves all the credit | |
| I can't put my finger on it but | |
| I can see it | |
| Tell them all to chalk me out | |
| With oval arms and hopscotch eyelids | |
| On marble covered mountains | |
| You're my cargo |
| zuo qu : Fair To Midland | |
| We' re gone but not better | |
| A lighted match can burn the cabin down he built | |
| It' s not long but it matters | |
| Your suit and tie are much too tight in | |
| Farmersville | |
| My daughter' s a goldmine, combing the hair of the white waves | |
| A fountain of sapphires under the bridges of | |
| UtahInstilled in us ethics not by | |
| God but by our choice | |
| I can' t even imagine but | |
| I can see it | |
| Tell them all to chop me off with left handed scissors | |
| Rusting when you' re touched | |
| On marble covered mountains | |
| You' re the brimstone | |
| When surrounded by comfort cotton floors are of no use | |
| We see in our forecast what we lack in our pockets | |
| Encompassed by standards and we give ourselves all the credit | |
| I can' t put my finger on it but | |
| I can see it | |
| Tell them all to chalk me out | |
| With oval arms and hopscotch eyelids | |
| On marble covered mountains | |
| You' re my cargo |
| zuò qǔ : Fair To Midland | |
| We' re gone but not better | |
| A lighted match can burn the cabin down he built | |
| It' s not long but it matters | |
| Your suit and tie are much too tight in | |
| Farmersville | |
| My daughter' s a goldmine, combing the hair of the white waves | |
| A fountain of sapphires under the bridges of | |
| UtahInstilled in us ethics not by | |
| God but by our choice | |
| I can' t even imagine but | |
| I can see it | |
| Tell them all to chop me off with left handed scissors | |
| Rusting when you' re touched | |
| On marble covered mountains | |
| You' re the brimstone | |
| When surrounded by comfort cotton floors are of no use | |
| We see in our forecast what we lack in our pockets | |
| Encompassed by standards and we give ourselves all the credit | |
| I can' t put my finger on it but | |
| I can see it | |
| Tell them all to chalk me out | |
| With oval arms and hopscotch eyelids | |
| On marble covered mountains | |
| You' re my cargo |