| Song | Splinter Down |
| Artist | Mordred |
| Album | The Next Room |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Kimball, Mordred | |
| See you hunkered on the ground | |
| Magnifying glass in hand | |
| Can you focus in one spot for long enough? | |
| If you see the whispered smoke | |
| Curling vine-like from a leaf | |
| You will turn the glass on me | |
| That I know for sure | |
| Pass the boneyard on the left | |
| There's a secret that I keep | |
| Like a tick upon my skin | |
| I will take you to that place | |
| If you leave your glass behind | |
| Not afraid to say "I am afraid" | |
| You've got to learn which logs to cure | |
| Which ones to burn | |
| If I rake up all my wits | |
| Pile them up into a heap | |
| There's no guarantee that you won't be the wind | |
| Turn a placid day in fall | |
| Into a hurricane | |
| So if I stay inside again, some windows down | |
| You know I'm saying | |
| You've got to learn which logs to burn | |
| Which ones to cure | |
| And I wanna say this now | |
| When I see you with the timber I will splinter down | |
| And paint your arms with scars | |
| Paint your arms with scars | |
| [Breakdown] | |
| You won't ever let me out | |
| I won't ever let you | |
| That would serve me right | |
| Would serve me all too right | |
| That would serve me right | |
| Would serve me all too right | |
| Won't hear you laugh in my face, what's your name? | |
| Throw down your axe, you're a mess, what a shame | |
| [Solo] | |
| You've got to learn which logs to burn | |
| Which ones to cure | |
| And you know it's now | |
| Not long before the fire's spent | |
| And all your trouble's gone to waste | |
| Gone to waste | |
| You've got to learn which ones to burn | |
| Which ones to cure | |
| Which ones to do something with | |
| You've got to learn | |
| Which ones will burn you | |
| And which ones will splinter down and paint your pretty arms with scars |
| zuo qu : Kimball, Mordred | |
| See you hunkered on the ground | |
| Magnifying glass in hand | |
| Can you focus in one spot for long enough? | |
| If you see the whispered smoke | |
| Curling vinelike from a leaf | |
| You will turn the glass on me | |
| That I know for sure | |
| Pass the boneyard on the left | |
| There' s a secret that I keep | |
| Like a tick upon my skin | |
| I will take you to that place | |
| If you leave your glass behind | |
| Not afraid to say " I am afraid" | |
| You' ve got to learn which logs to cure | |
| Which ones to burn | |
| If I rake up all my wits | |
| Pile them up into a heap | |
| There' s no guarantee that you won' t be the wind | |
| Turn a placid day in fall | |
| Into a hurricane | |
| So if I stay inside again, some windows down | |
| You know I' m saying | |
| You' ve got to learn which logs to burn | |
| Which ones to cure | |
| And I wanna say this now | |
| When I see you with the timber I will splinter down | |
| And paint your arms with scars | |
| Paint your arms with scars | |
| Breakdown | |
| You won' t ever let me out | |
| I won' t ever let you | |
| That would serve me right | |
| Would serve me all too right | |
| That would serve me right | |
| Would serve me all too right | |
| Won' t hear you laugh in my face, what' s your name? | |
| Throw down your axe, you' re a mess, what a shame | |
| Solo | |
| You' ve got to learn which logs to burn | |
| Which ones to cure | |
| And you know it' s now | |
| Not long before the fire' s spent | |
| And all your trouble' s gone to waste | |
| Gone to waste | |
| You' ve got to learn which ones to burn | |
| Which ones to cure | |
| Which ones to do something with | |
| You' ve got to learn | |
| Which ones will burn you | |
| And which ones will splinter down and paint your pretty arms with scars |
| zuò qǔ : Kimball, Mordred | |
| See you hunkered on the ground | |
| Magnifying glass in hand | |
| Can you focus in one spot for long enough? | |
| If you see the whispered smoke | |
| Curling vinelike from a leaf | |
| You will turn the glass on me | |
| That I know for sure | |
| Pass the boneyard on the left | |
| There' s a secret that I keep | |
| Like a tick upon my skin | |
| I will take you to that place | |
| If you leave your glass behind | |
| Not afraid to say " I am afraid" | |
| You' ve got to learn which logs to cure | |
| Which ones to burn | |
| If I rake up all my wits | |
| Pile them up into a heap | |
| There' s no guarantee that you won' t be the wind | |
| Turn a placid day in fall | |
| Into a hurricane | |
| So if I stay inside again, some windows down | |
| You know I' m saying | |
| You' ve got to learn which logs to burn | |
| Which ones to cure | |
| And I wanna say this now | |
| When I see you with the timber I will splinter down | |
| And paint your arms with scars | |
| Paint your arms with scars | |
| Breakdown | |
| You won' t ever let me out | |
| I won' t ever let you | |
| That would serve me right | |
| Would serve me all too right | |
| That would serve me right | |
| Would serve me all too right | |
| Won' t hear you laugh in my face, what' s your name? | |
| Throw down your axe, you' re a mess, what a shame | |
| Solo | |
| You' ve got to learn which logs to burn | |
| Which ones to cure | |
| And you know it' s now | |
| Not long before the fire' s spent | |
| And all your trouble' s gone to waste | |
| Gone to waste | |
| You' ve got to learn which ones to burn | |
| Which ones to cure | |
| Which ones to do something with | |
| You' ve got to learn | |
| Which ones will burn you | |
| And which ones will splinter down and paint your pretty arms with scars |