| Song | Money in the Afterlife |
| Artist | Saturday Looks Good to Me |
| Album | Fill Up the Room |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Thomas | |
| What will we do with all these words when we die? | |
| Will they spend like currency in our afterlife? | |
| Always waiting on a world that will never come | |
| Always standing in line | |
| Sinking feelings, inexplicably | |
| But always leaning towards some sort of light | |
| So where are we going | |
| And how does it feel where we are now | |
| With all our sentimental songs siphoning out? | |
| What will we do with all the time we'll have once we die? | |
| Will we trade our memories, | |
| Change all the endings, | |
| Revise what was each other's lives? | |
| I'll haunt the house you dreamed about | |
| But you never saw the inside | |
| I'll sing in your voice | |
| And you could sing in mine | |
| So where are we going | |
| And how does it feel where we are now | |
| With all our faculties like rooms emptying out? | |
| With the tethering stress of the breath in our lungs | |
| And the sounds of the women and the men | |
| And the endless undone-ness of everyone | |
| And this sense that nothing is over and nothing's begun yet. |
| zuo ci : Thomas | |
| What will we do with all these words when we die? | |
| Will they spend like currency in our afterlife? | |
| Always waiting on a world that will never come | |
| Always standing in line | |
| Sinking feelings, inexplicably | |
| But always leaning towards some sort of light | |
| So where are we going | |
| And how does it feel where we are now | |
| With all our sentimental songs siphoning out? | |
| What will we do with all the time we' ll have once we die? | |
| Will we trade our memories, | |
| Change all the endings, | |
| Revise what was each other' s lives? | |
| I' ll haunt the house you dreamed about | |
| But you never saw the inside | |
| I' ll sing in your voice | |
| And you could sing in mine | |
| So where are we going | |
| And how does it feel where we are now | |
| With all our faculties like rooms emptying out? | |
| With the tethering stress of the breath in our lungs | |
| And the sounds of the women and the men | |
| And the endless undoneness of everyone | |
| And this sense that nothing is over and nothing' s begun yet. |
| zuò cí : Thomas | |
| What will we do with all these words when we die? | |
| Will they spend like currency in our afterlife? | |
| Always waiting on a world that will never come | |
| Always standing in line | |
| Sinking feelings, inexplicably | |
| But always leaning towards some sort of light | |
| So where are we going | |
| And how does it feel where we are now | |
| With all our sentimental songs siphoning out? | |
| What will we do with all the time we' ll have once we die? | |
| Will we trade our memories, | |
| Change all the endings, | |
| Revise what was each other' s lives? | |
| I' ll haunt the house you dreamed about | |
| But you never saw the inside | |
| I' ll sing in your voice | |
| And you could sing in mine | |
| So where are we going | |
| And how does it feel where we are now | |
| With all our faculties like rooms emptying out? | |
| With the tethering stress of the breath in our lungs | |
| And the sounds of the women and the men | |
| And the endless undoneness of everyone | |
| And this sense that nothing is over and nothing' s begun yet. |