| Song | Angels Of The Bowling Green |
| Artist | Augie March |
| Album | Sunset Studies |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Richards | |
| The children of this cold coast | |
| Are throwing themselves off cliffs, | |
| We know that they don't want to | |
| But memory insists - | |
| Memories of water, | |
| Fantasies of fins, | |
| So be off baby seal. | |
| Swim little fish... | |
| Under mackerel sun, you're unnatural | |
| O how, how do they breathe? | |
| And whales hear whales | |
| When love comes down there, | |
| But also from miles | |
| Hear pain and there fear. | |
| Pinned by the water pins, | |
| Stuck by the ships, | |
| Mild the bay seems, | |
| Mild in the mist... | |
| Under mackerel sun, you're unnatural. | |
| O how, how do they breathe? | |
| On days when the bay breaks, | |
| And gales gut the shore, | |
| They come up from the water's edge, | |
| And they appear young no more - | |
| White haired, widowed, and what they would have been. | |
| Children at eternal play. | |
| Angels of the bowling green. |
| zuo qu : Richards | |
| The children of this cold coast | |
| Are throwing themselves off cliffs, | |
| We know that they don' t want to | |
| But memory insists | |
| Memories of water, | |
| Fantasies of fins, | |
| So be off baby seal. | |
| Swim little fish... | |
| Under mackerel sun, you' re unnatural | |
| O how, how do they breathe? | |
| And whales hear whales | |
| When love comes down there, | |
| But also from miles | |
| Hear pain and there fear. | |
| Pinned by the water pins, | |
| Stuck by the ships, | |
| Mild the bay seems, | |
| Mild in the mist... | |
| Under mackerel sun, you' re unnatural. | |
| O how, how do they breathe? | |
| On days when the bay breaks, | |
| And gales gut the shore, | |
| They come up from the water' s edge, | |
| And they appear young no more | |
| White haired, widowed, and what they would have been. | |
| Children at eternal play. | |
| Angels of the bowling green. |
| zuò qǔ : Richards | |
| The children of this cold coast | |
| Are throwing themselves off cliffs, | |
| We know that they don' t want to | |
| But memory insists | |
| Memories of water, | |
| Fantasies of fins, | |
| So be off baby seal. | |
| Swim little fish... | |
| Under mackerel sun, you' re unnatural | |
| O how, how do they breathe? | |
| And whales hear whales | |
| When love comes down there, | |
| But also from miles | |
| Hear pain and there fear. | |
| Pinned by the water pins, | |
| Stuck by the ships, | |
| Mild the bay seems, | |
| Mild in the mist... | |
| Under mackerel sun, you' re unnatural. | |
| O how, how do they breathe? | |
| On days when the bay breaks, | |
| And gales gut the shore, | |
| They come up from the water' s edge, | |
| And they appear young no more | |
| White haired, widowed, and what they would have been. | |
| Children at eternal play. | |
| Angels of the bowling green. |