| Song | The Golden Wooden Tone |
| Artist | Josephine Foster |
| Album | Hazel Eyes, I Will Lead You |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Foster | |
| Throw away my food | |
| And find a dish of stone | |
| Perhaps I would be fuller | |
| If I started at the bone. | |
| Blow away the leaves | |
| The reeds will cease to moan | |
| For they are but fetters | |
| Of the golden wooden tone! | |
| I have ate the rose, | |
| And now am served weed! | |
| Expect the sun to treasure dust | |
| As substitute for seed? | |
| But which will carve my stomach least | |
| And paint my lips the redder? | |
| The hammered shell or the underneath? | |
| I'm naught to know what's better! | |
| Oh, I have ate the rose | |
| And now am served weed | |
| Expect the sun to treasure dust | |
| As substitute for seed? |
| zuo qu : Foster | |
| Throw away my food | |
| And find a dish of stone | |
| Perhaps I would be fuller | |
| If I started at the bone. | |
| Blow away the leaves | |
| The reeds will cease to moan | |
| For they are but fetters | |
| Of the golden wooden tone! | |
| I have ate the rose, | |
| And now am served weed! | |
| Expect the sun to treasure dust | |
| As substitute for seed? | |
| But which will carve my stomach least | |
| And paint my lips the redder? | |
| The hammered shell or the underneath? | |
| I' m naught to know what' s better! | |
| Oh, I have ate the rose | |
| And now am served weed | |
| Expect the sun to treasure dust | |
| As substitute for seed? |
| zuò qǔ : Foster | |
| Throw away my food | |
| And find a dish of stone | |
| Perhaps I would be fuller | |
| If I started at the bone. | |
| Blow away the leaves | |
| The reeds will cease to moan | |
| For they are but fetters | |
| Of the golden wooden tone! | |
| I have ate the rose, | |
| And now am served weed! | |
| Expect the sun to treasure dust | |
| As substitute for seed? | |
| But which will carve my stomach least | |
| And paint my lips the redder? | |
| The hammered shell or the underneath? | |
| I' m naught to know what' s better! | |
| Oh, I have ate the rose | |
| And now am served weed | |
| Expect the sun to treasure dust | |
| As substitute for seed? |