| Song | The Pruning |
| Artist | Rasputina |
| Album | Oh Perilous World |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Creager | |
| On the border of an orchard, on a cultivated lawn, | |
| Where they practice horticulture, there they know what's going on. | |
| They're not afraid to cut it. | |
| Well then, the best get picked from this virtuous thicket, | |
| By scythe or scissor, by instrument and implement. | |
| That's how they cut it. | |
| It's time to trim and thin an invasive vine. | |
| The roots are lifted, the leaves are dry. | |
| From natural laws to material things, nothing in the truth can be changed. | |
| Oh perilous world - You're showing every sign of losing your heart. | |
| Fledgling and tattered during these strange later days, | |
| just before it all fell apart. | |
| You can build such fantastic palaces on foundations of straw, | |
| on weird promises, but with one fatal flaw. | |
| The seedling is taken as a delicacy, by the sower who's mowing down the nursery. | |
| The reaper is hiding in the flowerbeds. | |
| They're each thinking over what the other said. | |
| They said, "We each disturb the earth, but you my friend, | |
| Yeah, you did it first, yes you did." | |
| Oh you perilous garden. Forever dying. |
| zuo qu : Creager | |
| On the border of an orchard, on a cultivated lawn, | |
| Where they practice horticulture, there they know what' s going on. | |
| They' re not afraid to cut it. | |
| Well then, the best get picked from this virtuous thicket, | |
| By scythe or scissor, by instrument and implement. | |
| That' s how they cut it. | |
| It' s time to trim and thin an invasive vine. | |
| The roots are lifted, the leaves are dry. | |
| From natural laws to material things, nothing in the truth can be changed. | |
| Oh perilous world You' re showing every sign of losing your heart. | |
| Fledgling and tattered during these strange later days, | |
| just before it all fell apart. | |
| You can build such fantastic palaces on foundations of straw, | |
| on weird promises, but with one fatal flaw. | |
| The seedling is taken as a delicacy, by the sower who' s mowing down the nursery. | |
| The reaper is hiding in the flowerbeds. | |
| They' re each thinking over what the other said. | |
| They said, " We each disturb the earth, but you my friend, | |
| Yeah, you did it first, yes you did." | |
| Oh you perilous garden. Forever dying. |
| zuò qǔ : Creager | |
| On the border of an orchard, on a cultivated lawn, | |
| Where they practice horticulture, there they know what' s going on. | |
| They' re not afraid to cut it. | |
| Well then, the best get picked from this virtuous thicket, | |
| By scythe or scissor, by instrument and implement. | |
| That' s how they cut it. | |
| It' s time to trim and thin an invasive vine. | |
| The roots are lifted, the leaves are dry. | |
| From natural laws to material things, nothing in the truth can be changed. | |
| Oh perilous world You' re showing every sign of losing your heart. | |
| Fledgling and tattered during these strange later days, | |
| just before it all fell apart. | |
| You can build such fantastic palaces on foundations of straw, | |
| on weird promises, but with one fatal flaw. | |
| The seedling is taken as a delicacy, by the sower who' s mowing down the nursery. | |
| The reaper is hiding in the flowerbeds. | |
| They' re each thinking over what the other said. | |
| They said, " We each disturb the earth, but you my friend, | |
| Yeah, you did it first, yes you did." | |
| Oh you perilous garden. Forever dying. |