| Song | Not So Soft |
| Artist | Ani DiFranco |
| Album | Like I Said |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Difranco | |
| In a forest of stone | |
| Underneath the corporate canopy | |
| Where the sun rarely filters down | |
| The ground is not so soft, not so soft | |
| They build buildings to house people making money | |
| Or they build buildings to make money off of housing people | |
| It's true, like a lot of things are true | |
| I am foraging for a phone booth on the forest floor that is not so soft | |
| I look up, it looks like the buildings are burning | |
| But it's just the sun setting | |
| The solar system calling an end | |
| To another business day | |
| Eternally circling, signally | |
| The rhythmic clicking on and off of computers | |
| The pulse of the | |
| American machine | |
| The pulse that draws death dancing out of anonymous side streets | |
| You know the ones that always get dumped on | |
| And never get plowed | |
| It draws death dancing out of little countries with funny languages | |
| Where the ground is getting harder and it was not that soft before | |
| Those who call the shots are never in the line of fire, why | |
| Where there's life for hire | |
| Out there if a flag of truth were raised we could watch every liar | |
| Rise to wave it here | |
| We learn America like a script | |
| Playwright, birthright, same thing | |
| We bring ourselves to the role | |
| We're all rehearsing for the presidency | |
| I always wanted to be commander in chief | |
| Of my one woman army | |
| But I can envision the mediocrity of my finest hour | |
| It's the failed | |
| America in me | |
| It's the fear that lives in a forest of stone | |
| Underneath the corporate canopy | |
| Where the sun rarely filters down | |
| And the ground is not so soft |
| zuo ci : Difranco | |
| In a forest of stone | |
| Underneath the corporate canopy | |
| Where the sun rarely filters down | |
| The ground is not so soft, not so soft | |
| They build buildings to house people making money | |
| Or they build buildings to make money off of housing people | |
| It' s true, like a lot of things are true | |
| I am foraging for a phone booth on the forest floor that is not so soft | |
| I look up, it looks like the buildings are burning | |
| But it' s just the sun setting | |
| The solar system calling an end | |
| To another business day | |
| Eternally circling, signally | |
| The rhythmic clicking on and off of computers | |
| The pulse of the | |
| American machine | |
| The pulse that draws death dancing out of anonymous side streets | |
| You know the ones that always get dumped on | |
| And never get plowed | |
| It draws death dancing out of little countries with funny languages | |
| Where the ground is getting harder and it was not that soft before | |
| Those who call the shots are never in the line of fire, why | |
| Where there' s life for hire | |
| Out there if a flag of truth were raised we could watch every liar | |
| Rise to wave it here | |
| We learn America like a script | |
| Playwright, birthright, same thing | |
| We bring ourselves to the role | |
| We' re all rehearsing for the presidency | |
| I always wanted to be commander in chief | |
| Of my one woman army | |
| But I can envision the mediocrity of my finest hour | |
| It' s the failed | |
| America in me | |
| It' s the fear that lives in a forest of stone | |
| Underneath the corporate canopy | |
| Where the sun rarely filters down | |
| And the ground is not so soft |
| zuò cí : Difranco | |
| In a forest of stone | |
| Underneath the corporate canopy | |
| Where the sun rarely filters down | |
| The ground is not so soft, not so soft | |
| They build buildings to house people making money | |
| Or they build buildings to make money off of housing people | |
| It' s true, like a lot of things are true | |
| I am foraging for a phone booth on the forest floor that is not so soft | |
| I look up, it looks like the buildings are burning | |
| But it' s just the sun setting | |
| The solar system calling an end | |
| To another business day | |
| Eternally circling, signally | |
| The rhythmic clicking on and off of computers | |
| The pulse of the | |
| American machine | |
| The pulse that draws death dancing out of anonymous side streets | |
| You know the ones that always get dumped on | |
| And never get plowed | |
| It draws death dancing out of little countries with funny languages | |
| Where the ground is getting harder and it was not that soft before | |
| Those who call the shots are never in the line of fire, why | |
| Where there' s life for hire | |
| Out there if a flag of truth were raised we could watch every liar | |
| Rise to wave it here | |
| We learn America like a script | |
| Playwright, birthright, same thing | |
| We bring ourselves to the role | |
| We' re all rehearsing for the presidency | |
| I always wanted to be commander in chief | |
| Of my one woman army | |
| But I can envision the mediocrity of my finest hour | |
| It' s the failed | |
| America in me | |
| It' s the fear that lives in a forest of stone | |
| Underneath the corporate canopy | |
| Where the sun rarely filters down | |
| And the ground is not so soft |