| Song | In a Market Dimly Lit |
| Artist | mewithoutYou |
| Album | Brother, Sister |
| 作曲 : MewithoutYou | |
| the bird that plucked the Olive Leaf | |
| has been circling like a record 'round the spindle of my mind | |
| where the needle's worn the grooves too deep, | |
| and scratched the wax that's blistered from the heat besides | |
| from any movement in the room- | |
| if my cat walked by the arm skipped! | |
| but to my surprise, my interrupting cat improved | |
| the sound already so severely compromised | |
| 'cause the needle's worn the grooves too deep | |
| the needle's worn the grooves too deep | |
| I'm a donkey's jaw on a desert dune | |
| beside the bush that Moses saw | |
| that burned and yet was not consumed | |
| she's the silver coin I lost, | |
| I'm the sheep who slipped away | |
| we pray the fingers crossed | |
| but you listen patiently anyway | |
| I wrote a little song for you | |
| a melody I borrowed put to words that didn't rhyme | |
| to repeat what you already knew | |
| as the stones thrown at your window tap in syncopation | |
| you kept a distance out of fear you'd break | |
| but what good's a single windchime, hanging quiet all alone? | |
| the music our collisions would make | |
| is a sound that turns the road-that-leads-us-back-home | |
| into Home. | |
| the music our collisions make! | |
| the music our collisions make! | |
| I had a rusty spade but I'm not the fighting sort | |
| if I was Samson I'd have found that harlot's blade | |
| and cut my own hair short! | |
| then in a market dimly lit I come casually to pay | |
| you see my coins are counterfeit | |
| but accept them anyway | |
| so spare me your goodbyes, | |
| your waving-handkerchief-good-byes | |
| given my tendency to err so on the sentimental side | |
| I'll spare you my goodbyes, | |
| the truth belongs to G-d, | |
| the mistakes were mine |
| zuò qǔ : MewithoutYou | |
| the bird that plucked the Olive Leaf | |
| has been circling like a record ' round the spindle of my mind | |
| where the needle' s worn the grooves too deep, | |
| and scratched the wax that' s blistered from the heat besides | |
| from any movement in the room | |
| if my cat walked by the arm skipped! | |
| but to my surprise, my interrupting cat improved | |
| the sound already so severely compromised | |
| ' cause the needle' s worn the grooves too deep | |
| the needle' s worn the grooves too deep | |
| I' m a donkey' s jaw on a desert dune | |
| beside the bush that Moses saw | |
| that burned and yet was not consumed | |
| she' s the silver coin I lost, | |
| I' m the sheep who slipped away | |
| we pray the fingers crossed | |
| but you listen patiently anyway | |
| I wrote a little song for you | |
| a melody I borrowed put to words that didn' t rhyme | |
| to repeat what you already knew | |
| as the stones thrown at your window tap in syncopation | |
| you kept a distance out of fear you' d break | |
| but what good' s a single windchime, hanging quiet all alone? | |
| the music our collisions would make | |
| is a sound that turns the roadthatleadsusbackhome | |
| into Home. | |
| the music our collisions make! | |
| the music our collisions make! | |
| I had a rusty spade but I' m not the fighting sort | |
| if I was Samson I' d have found that harlot' s blade | |
| and cut my own hair short! | |
| then in a market dimly lit I come casually to pay | |
| you see my coins are counterfeit | |
| but accept them anyway | |
| so spare me your goodbyes, | |
| your wavinghandkerchiefgoodbyes | |
| given my tendency to err so on the sentimental side | |
| I' ll spare you my goodbyes, | |
| the truth belongs to Gd, | |
| the mistakes were mine |