| Song | Waiting To Hit |
| Artist | Lift to Experience |
| Album | The Texas Jerusalem Crossroads |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Pearson | |
| Waiting to | |
| In the morning glow with light so low | |
| the day begins as night shelds her skin. | |
| In the aftermath of the long dark past, | |
| I'm beginning to see the light. | |
| Through drunken days and spinning scenes, | |
| the lifting of weight that God's freedom brings. | |
| Till genius awakes with hungover snakes | |
| and remembers the dreams one more. | |
| Tossed from bed to floor. | |
| Sometime, somewhere just when you think it couldn't get any worse, | |
| it'll hit you unaware and you realise: | |
| it sure as hell ain't gonna get any better. | |
| So tune into the radio and listen to the words we say. | |
| it's gonna get far worse before it gets better. | |
| Tune into the T.V. show, when we will appear to show you the way. | |
| When host of heavenly Angels takes homeward to the Promised Land. | |
| And the stars did align in nineteen ninety-nine. | |
| We're getting ready for the moment to shine. | |
| With luck, star-struck. | |
| On the front of the storm we shall be born, | |
| under the red and the blue and the white, | |
| these angels will take flight. | |
| Sometime, somewhere just when you think it couldn't get any worse, | |
| it'll hit you unaware and you realise: | |
| it's gonna get far worse before it gets better. | |
| So turn your heads to the starry skies above, | |
| give those sore eyes a sight. | |
| When the host of heavenly Angels takes flight | |
| with crippled wings and songs to sing. | |
| Just a stupid ranch hand in a Texas rock band, | |
| trying to understand God's masterplan. | |
| When the Lord said "Son! Tell the world before it explodes, | |
| the glory of the Texas-Jerusalem Crossroads." | |
| I said "Lord I'll make you a deal; | |
| I will if you give me a smash hit so I can build a 'city on a hill'." | |
| And He said "Son! I will if you will." | |
| I said "My sweet Lord, it's a deal." | |
| Waiting to hit with crippled wings, | |
| waiting to hit with songs to sing, | |
| waiting to hit the silver screen, | |
| waiting to hit the scene. | |
| So we approach the grand conclusion when the world receives its retribution. | |
| On the eve of our destruction, standing at the edge looking over. | |
| Waiting to hit the center stage at such a golden and tender age, | |
| shot forth out of the miry clay cuttin' all the corners along the way. | |
| Born in a manger covered in after-birth, we're taking her for all she's worth. | |
| With stars above, lone star below, upon the earth a star is born. |
| zuo qu : Pearson | |
| Waiting to | |
| In the morning glow with light so low | |
| the day begins as night shelds her skin. | |
| In the aftermath of the long dark past, | |
| I' m beginning to see the light. | |
| Through drunken days and spinning scenes, | |
| the lifting of weight that God' s freedom brings. | |
| Till genius awakes with hungover snakes | |
| and remembers the dreams one more. | |
| Tossed from bed to floor. | |
| Sometime, somewhere just when you think it couldn' t get any worse, | |
| it' ll hit you unaware and you realise: | |
| it sure as hell ain' t gonna get any better. | |
| So tune into the radio and listen to the words we say. | |
| it' s gonna get far worse before it gets better. | |
| Tune into the T. V. show, when we will appear to show you the way. | |
| When host of heavenly Angels takes homeward to the Promised Land. | |
| And the stars did align in nineteen ninetynine. | |
| We' re getting ready for the moment to shine. | |
| With luck, starstruck. | |
| On the front of the storm we shall be born, | |
| under the red and the blue and the white, | |
| these angels will take flight. | |
| Sometime, somewhere just when you think it couldn' t get any worse, | |
| it' ll hit you unaware and you realise: | |
| it' s gonna get far worse before it gets better. | |
| So turn your heads to the starry skies above, | |
| give those sore eyes a sight. | |
| When the host of heavenly Angels takes flight | |
| with crippled wings and songs to sing. | |
| Just a stupid ranch hand in a Texas rock band, | |
| trying to understand God' s masterplan. | |
| When the Lord said " Son! Tell the world before it explodes, | |
| the glory of the TexasJerusalem Crossroads." | |
| I said " Lord I' ll make you a deal | |
| I will if you give me a smash hit so I can build a ' city on a hill'." | |
| And He said " Son! I will if you will." | |
| I said " My sweet Lord, it' s a deal." | |
| Waiting to hit with crippled wings, | |
| waiting to hit with songs to sing, | |
| waiting to hit the silver screen, | |
| waiting to hit the scene. | |
| So we approach the grand conclusion when the world receives its retribution. | |
| On the eve of our destruction, standing at the edge looking over. | |
| Waiting to hit the center stage at such a golden and tender age, | |
| shot forth out of the miry clay cuttin' all the corners along the way. | |
| Born in a manger covered in afterbirth, we' re taking her for all she' s worth. | |
| With stars above, lone star below, upon the earth a star is born. |
| zuò qǔ : Pearson | |
| Waiting to | |
| In the morning glow with light so low | |
| the day begins as night shelds her skin. | |
| In the aftermath of the long dark past, | |
| I' m beginning to see the light. | |
| Through drunken days and spinning scenes, | |
| the lifting of weight that God' s freedom brings. | |
| Till genius awakes with hungover snakes | |
| and remembers the dreams one more. | |
| Tossed from bed to floor. | |
| Sometime, somewhere just when you think it couldn' t get any worse, | |
| it' ll hit you unaware and you realise: | |
| it sure as hell ain' t gonna get any better. | |
| So tune into the radio and listen to the words we say. | |
| it' s gonna get far worse before it gets better. | |
| Tune into the T. V. show, when we will appear to show you the way. | |
| When host of heavenly Angels takes homeward to the Promised Land. | |
| And the stars did align in nineteen ninetynine. | |
| We' re getting ready for the moment to shine. | |
| With luck, starstruck. | |
| On the front of the storm we shall be born, | |
| under the red and the blue and the white, | |
| these angels will take flight. | |
| Sometime, somewhere just when you think it couldn' t get any worse, | |
| it' ll hit you unaware and you realise: | |
| it' s gonna get far worse before it gets better. | |
| So turn your heads to the starry skies above, | |
| give those sore eyes a sight. | |
| When the host of heavenly Angels takes flight | |
| with crippled wings and songs to sing. | |
| Just a stupid ranch hand in a Texas rock band, | |
| trying to understand God' s masterplan. | |
| When the Lord said " Son! Tell the world before it explodes, | |
| the glory of the TexasJerusalem Crossroads." | |
| I said " Lord I' ll make you a deal | |
| I will if you give me a smash hit so I can build a ' city on a hill'." | |
| And He said " Son! I will if you will." | |
| I said " My sweet Lord, it' s a deal." | |
| Waiting to hit with crippled wings, | |
| waiting to hit with songs to sing, | |
| waiting to hit the silver screen, | |
| waiting to hit the scene. | |
| So we approach the grand conclusion when the world receives its retribution. | |
| On the eve of our destruction, standing at the edge looking over. | |
| Waiting to hit the center stage at such a golden and tender age, | |
| shot forth out of the miry clay cuttin' all the corners along the way. | |
| Born in a manger covered in afterbirth, we' re taking her for all she' s worth. | |
| With stars above, lone star below, upon the earth a star is born. |