| Song | Three Spires |
| Artist | Fruupp |
| Album | Seven Secrets |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Charles, McCusker | |
| Hey look, the berries are | |
| A drownin' in the pond. | |
| And you said it used to | |
| Be a clear river where | |
| A friend took a bike for a swim. | |
| Two spires, another on a hill, | |
| Hid behind these trees. | |
| Would you believe another | |
| Sunday shop has opened where | |
| They pay for no return. | |
| Ah yes, the marks are still there, | |
| A little worn perhaps, | |
| But they still meant, | |
| The same as the day you | |
| Cut them, oh pointed fingers. | |
| It was nice to be reminded | |
| That I didn't believe St. Nick | |
| ‘Cause I recognized the kind hands | |
| Of the stranger giving presents | |
| To belong to a friend. | |
| Leavin', yes, I can't take you, no. | |
| But this time the cross upon my neck | |
| Gives me part of you. | |
| And when we return the spires will be the same, yeah. | |
| But sadly you'll go your way and I'll go mine. |
| zuo qu : Charles, McCusker | |
| Hey look, the berries are | |
| A drownin' in the pond. | |
| And you said it used to | |
| Be a clear river where | |
| A friend took a bike for a swim. | |
| Two spires, another on a hill, | |
| Hid behind these trees. | |
| Would you believe another | |
| Sunday shop has opened where | |
| They pay for no return. | |
| Ah yes, the marks are still there, | |
| A little worn perhaps, | |
| But they still meant, | |
| The same as the day you | |
| Cut them, oh pointed fingers. | |
| It was nice to be reminded | |
| That I didn' t believe St. Nick | |
| ' Cause I recognized the kind hands | |
| Of the stranger giving presents | |
| To belong to a friend. | |
| Leavin', yes, I can' t take you, no. | |
| But this time the cross upon my neck | |
| Gives me part of you. | |
| And when we return the spires will be the same, yeah. | |
| But sadly you' ll go your way and I' ll go mine. |
| zuò qǔ : Charles, McCusker | |
| Hey look, the berries are | |
| A drownin' in the pond. | |
| And you said it used to | |
| Be a clear river where | |
| A friend took a bike for a swim. | |
| Two spires, another on a hill, | |
| Hid behind these trees. | |
| Would you believe another | |
| Sunday shop has opened where | |
| They pay for no return. | |
| Ah yes, the marks are still there, | |
| A little worn perhaps, | |
| But they still meant, | |
| The same as the day you | |
| Cut them, oh pointed fingers. | |
| It was nice to be reminded | |
| That I didn' t believe St. Nick | |
| ' Cause I recognized the kind hands | |
| Of the stranger giving presents | |
| To belong to a friend. | |
| Leavin', yes, I can' t take you, no. | |
| But this time the cross upon my neck | |
| Gives me part of you. | |
| And when we return the spires will be the same, yeah. | |
| But sadly you' ll go your way and I' ll go mine. |