| Song | I Am Disappeared |
| Artist | Frank Turner |
| Album | England Keep My Bones |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Turner | |
| 作词 : Turner | |
| I keep having dreams | |
| Of pioneers and pirate ships and Bob Dylan | |
| Of people wrapped up tight in the things that'll kill them | |
| Of being trapped in a lift plunging straight to the bottom | |
| Of open seas and ways of life we've forgotten | |
| I keep having dreams | |
| Amy worked in a bar in Exeter | |
| I went back to her house and I slept beside her | |
| She woke up screaming in the middle of the night | |
| Terrified of her own insides | |
| Dreams of pirate ships and Patty Hearst | |
| Breaking through a life over rehearsed | |
| She can't remember which came first | |
| The house the home or the terrible thirst | |
| She keeps having dreams | |
| And on the worst days | |
| When it feels like life weighs ten thousand tonnes | |
| She's got her cowboy boots and car keys on the bed stand | |
| So she can always run | |
| She can get up, shower in half an hour | |
| She'd be gone | |
| I keep having dreams of things I need to do | |
| Of waking up and not following through | |
| It feels like I haven't slept at all | |
| When I wake to a silence and she's facing the wall | |
| Posters of Dylan and of Hemingway | |
| An antique compass for a sailor's escape | |
| She says you just can't live this way | |
| I close my eyes and I never say | |
| I'm still having dreams | |
| And on the worst days | |
| When it feels like life weighs ten thousand tonnes | |
| I sleep with my passport | |
| One eye on the back door | |
| So I can always run | |
| I can get up, shower and in half an hour | |
| I'd be gone | |
| And come morning | |
| I am disappeared | |
| Just an imprint | |
| On the bed sheets | |
| And by the roadside | |
| With my thumb out | |
| A car pulls up | |
| And Bob's driving | |
| So I climb in | |
| We don't say a word | |
| As we pull off | |
| Into the sunrise | |
| And these rivers | |
| Of tarmac | |
| Are like arteries | |
| 'Cross the country | |
| We are blood cells | |
| Alive in | |
| The blood stream | |
| And beating heart of the country | |
| We are electric | |
| Pulses | |
| In pathways | |
| Of the sleeping soul of the country | |
| We are electric | |
| Pulses | |
| In the pathway | |
| Of the sleeping soul of the country | |
| (We are electric) |
| zuo qu : Turner | |
| zuo ci : Turner | |
| I keep having dreams | |
| Of pioneers and pirate ships and Bob Dylan | |
| Of people wrapped up tight in the things that' ll kill them | |
| Of being trapped in a lift plunging straight to the bottom | |
| Of open seas and ways of life we' ve forgotten | |
| I keep having dreams | |
| Amy worked in a bar in Exeter | |
| I went back to her house and I slept beside her | |
| She woke up screaming in the middle of the night | |
| Terrified of her own insides | |
| Dreams of pirate ships and Patty Hearst | |
| Breaking through a life over rehearsed | |
| She can' t remember which came first | |
| The house the home or the terrible thirst | |
| She keeps having dreams | |
| And on the worst days | |
| When it feels like life weighs ten thousand tonnes | |
| She' s got her cowboy boots and car keys on the bed stand | |
| So she can always run | |
| She can get up, shower in half an hour | |
| She' d be gone | |
| I keep having dreams of things I need to do | |
| Of waking up and not following through | |
| It feels like I haven' t slept at all | |
| When I wake to a silence and she' s facing the wall | |
| Posters of Dylan and of Hemingway | |
| An antique compass for a sailor' s escape | |
| She says you just can' t live this way | |
| I close my eyes and I never say | |
| I' m still having dreams | |
| And on the worst days | |
| When it feels like life weighs ten thousand tonnes | |
| I sleep with my passport | |
| One eye on the back door | |
| So I can always run | |
| I can get up, shower and in half an hour | |
| I' d be gone | |
| And come morning | |
| I am disappeared | |
| Just an imprint | |
| On the bed sheets | |
| And by the roadside | |
| With my thumb out | |
| A car pulls up | |
| And Bob' s driving | |
| So I climb in | |
| We don' t say a word | |
| As we pull off | |
| Into the sunrise | |
| And these rivers | |
| Of tarmac | |
| Are like arteries | |
| ' Cross the country | |
| We are blood cells | |
| Alive in | |
| The blood stream | |
| And beating heart of the country | |
| We are electric | |
| Pulses | |
| In pathways | |
| Of the sleeping soul of the country | |
| We are electric | |
| Pulses | |
| In the pathway | |
| Of the sleeping soul of the country | |
| We are electric |
| zuò qǔ : Turner | |
| zuò cí : Turner | |
| I keep having dreams | |
| Of pioneers and pirate ships and Bob Dylan | |
| Of people wrapped up tight in the things that' ll kill them | |
| Of being trapped in a lift plunging straight to the bottom | |
| Of open seas and ways of life we' ve forgotten | |
| I keep having dreams | |
| Amy worked in a bar in Exeter | |
| I went back to her house and I slept beside her | |
| She woke up screaming in the middle of the night | |
| Terrified of her own insides | |
| Dreams of pirate ships and Patty Hearst | |
| Breaking through a life over rehearsed | |
| She can' t remember which came first | |
| The house the home or the terrible thirst | |
| She keeps having dreams | |
| And on the worst days | |
| When it feels like life weighs ten thousand tonnes | |
| She' s got her cowboy boots and car keys on the bed stand | |
| So she can always run | |
| She can get up, shower in half an hour | |
| She' d be gone | |
| I keep having dreams of things I need to do | |
| Of waking up and not following through | |
| It feels like I haven' t slept at all | |
| When I wake to a silence and she' s facing the wall | |
| Posters of Dylan and of Hemingway | |
| An antique compass for a sailor' s escape | |
| She says you just can' t live this way | |
| I close my eyes and I never say | |
| I' m still having dreams | |
| And on the worst days | |
| When it feels like life weighs ten thousand tonnes | |
| I sleep with my passport | |
| One eye on the back door | |
| So I can always run | |
| I can get up, shower and in half an hour | |
| I' d be gone | |
| And come morning | |
| I am disappeared | |
| Just an imprint | |
| On the bed sheets | |
| And by the roadside | |
| With my thumb out | |
| A car pulls up | |
| And Bob' s driving | |
| So I climb in | |
| We don' t say a word | |
| As we pull off | |
| Into the sunrise | |
| And these rivers | |
| Of tarmac | |
| Are like arteries | |
| ' Cross the country | |
| We are blood cells | |
| Alive in | |
| The blood stream | |
| And beating heart of the country | |
| We are electric | |
| Pulses | |
| In pathways | |
| Of the sleeping soul of the country | |
| We are electric | |
| Pulses | |
| In the pathway | |
| Of the sleeping soul of the country | |
| We are electric |