| Song | Slowly Growing Deaf |
| Artist | Mr. Bungle |
| Album | OU818 |
| 作词 : Mister Bungle | |
| As the congregation grows | |
| To my ears the greatest sin | |
| The lung of solitude deflates | |
| Feel a bit like | |
| BeethovenExiled to the inner voice, difference is... | |
| Simultaneous they speak unbeknownst | |
| He had no choice | |
| We can't seem to find the air | |
| To get our message through your heads | |
| Poor respiration is sure | |
| To keep clear communication obscure | |
| As if I should care | |
| As if you are listening out there | |
| The louder you speak the more | |
| I can hear | |
| The less I can understand | |
| Pound on it, pound it in | |
| To my ears the greatest sin | |
| Feel a bit like | |
| BeethovenPaint my lungs so silently | |
| The darkest color of your noise | |
| A crowd will contradict its own audibility | |
| Can't hear the diaglogue for the voice | |
| No one is listening | |
| Ears are ringing | |
| Yet ears are ringing | |
| In the morning | |
| I will see | |
| What you were trying to say to me | |
| As I respond into the sink | |
| Need not again hear myself think | |
| Ears are ringing | |
| Wax within my ears has grown | |
| Just like the snot inside my nose | |
| My interpretation of distorted conversation | |
| I will kill for isolation | |
| To enjoy the breath of silence | |
| When the blood comes naturally | |
| Sacrifice the energy | |
| Before the threshold of pain has grown | |
| I have chosen to plug my nose | |
| Mole out from society | |
| Survive off my soliloquy | |
| Bleeding from nose, throat & ears | |
| Removed I can speak as he has |
| zuò cí : Mister Bungle | |
| As the congregation grows | |
| To my ears the greatest sin | |
| The lung of solitude deflates | |
| Feel a bit like | |
| BeethovenExiled to the inner voice, difference is... | |
| Simultaneous they speak unbeknownst | |
| He had no choice | |
| We can' t seem to find the air | |
| To get our message through your heads | |
| Poor respiration is sure | |
| To keep clear communication obscure | |
| As if I should care | |
| As if you are listening out there | |
| The louder you speak the more | |
| I can hear | |
| The less I can understand | |
| Pound on it, pound it in | |
| To my ears the greatest sin | |
| Feel a bit like | |
| BeethovenPaint my lungs so silently | |
| The darkest color of your noise | |
| A crowd will contradict its own audibility | |
| Can' t hear the diaglogue for the voice | |
| No one is listening | |
| Ears are ringing | |
| Yet ears are ringing | |
| In the morning | |
| I will see | |
| What you were trying to say to me | |
| As I respond into the sink | |
| Need not again hear myself think | |
| Ears are ringing | |
| Wax within my ears has grown | |
| Just like the snot inside my nose | |
| My interpretation of distorted conversation | |
| I will kill for isolation | |
| To enjoy the breath of silence | |
| When the blood comes naturally | |
| Sacrifice the energy | |
| Before the threshold of pain has grown | |
| I have chosen to plug my nose | |
| Mole out from society | |
| Survive off my soliloquy | |
| Bleeding from nose, throat ears | |
| Removed I can speak as he has |