| Song | Pieces and Parts |
| Artist | Laurie Anderson |
| Album | Life on a String |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Anderson | |
| They say that in 1842 on a plantation in | |
| Alabama The slaves unearthed a huge skeleton, the bones of a giant whale, a leviathan, from the time when all the world was covered with water from the | |
| Andes to the | |
| Himalayas and even | |
| Alabama was deep down under. | |
| And the slaves looked at the huge bones and they said: | |
| These must be the bones of a fallen angel | |
| These must be the bones of a fallen angel | |
| Out on the ocean, out of the water | |
| We look for signs of him | |
| He looks like a giant snow hill, a fountain | |
| Then he disappears. | |
| He's a speck on the horizon | |
| We see him only in parts | |
| The flash of a tail, his beating heart. | |
| He's in pieces and parts. | |
| It's easier for a camel to slide through the eye of a needle | |
| Than to find a whale who hides at the bottom of the ocean | |
| It's easier to sail around the world in a coffee cup | |
| Than to see a whale when he comes rising up | |
| We see him only in parts | |
| A fountain, fins, a speck on the horizon | |
| Giant teeth, an open mouth | |
| Look out, look out, look out, look out | |
| So hit an elephant with a dart and he just reaches around and pulls it out with his trunk | |
| But hit a whale in the hear and the whole ocean turns red, | |
| It turns red. | |
| We see him only in parts | |
| The flash of a tail, his beating heart | |
| He's in pieces and parts | |
| So get hit in your head | |
| And there may be a few things you can't recall at all | |
| But you get hit in your heart | |
| And you're in pieces and parts | |
| Pieces and parts. |
| zuo ci : Anderson | |
| They say that in 1842 on a plantation in | |
| Alabama The slaves unearthed a huge skeleton, the bones of a giant whale, a leviathan, from the time when all the world was covered with water from the | |
| Andes to the | |
| Himalayas and even | |
| Alabama was deep down under. | |
| And the slaves looked at the huge bones and they said: | |
| These must be the bones of a fallen angel | |
| These must be the bones of a fallen angel | |
| Out on the ocean, out of the water | |
| We look for signs of him | |
| He looks like a giant snow hill, a fountain | |
| Then he disappears. | |
| He' s a speck on the horizon | |
| We see him only in parts | |
| The flash of a tail, his beating heart. | |
| He' s in pieces and parts. | |
| It' s easier for a camel to slide through the eye of a needle | |
| Than to find a whale who hides at the bottom of the ocean | |
| It' s easier to sail around the world in a coffee cup | |
| Than to see a whale when he comes rising up | |
| We see him only in parts | |
| A fountain, fins, a speck on the horizon | |
| Giant teeth, an open mouth | |
| Look out, look out, look out, look out | |
| So hit an elephant with a dart and he just reaches around and pulls it out with his trunk | |
| But hit a whale in the hear and the whole ocean turns red, | |
| It turns red. | |
| We see him only in parts | |
| The flash of a tail, his beating heart | |
| He' s in pieces and parts | |
| So get hit in your head | |
| And there may be a few things you can' t recall at all | |
| But you get hit in your heart | |
| And you' re in pieces and parts | |
| Pieces and parts. |
| zuò cí : Anderson | |
| They say that in 1842 on a plantation in | |
| Alabama The slaves unearthed a huge skeleton, the bones of a giant whale, a leviathan, from the time when all the world was covered with water from the | |
| Andes to the | |
| Himalayas and even | |
| Alabama was deep down under. | |
| And the slaves looked at the huge bones and they said: | |
| These must be the bones of a fallen angel | |
| These must be the bones of a fallen angel | |
| Out on the ocean, out of the water | |
| We look for signs of him | |
| He looks like a giant snow hill, a fountain | |
| Then he disappears. | |
| He' s a speck on the horizon | |
| We see him only in parts | |
| The flash of a tail, his beating heart. | |
| He' s in pieces and parts. | |
| It' s easier for a camel to slide through the eye of a needle | |
| Than to find a whale who hides at the bottom of the ocean | |
| It' s easier to sail around the world in a coffee cup | |
| Than to see a whale when he comes rising up | |
| We see him only in parts | |
| A fountain, fins, a speck on the horizon | |
| Giant teeth, an open mouth | |
| Look out, look out, look out, look out | |
| So hit an elephant with a dart and he just reaches around and pulls it out with his trunk | |
| But hit a whale in the hear and the whole ocean turns red, | |
| It turns red. | |
| We see him only in parts | |
| The flash of a tail, his beating heart | |
| He' s in pieces and parts | |
| So get hit in your head | |
| And there may be a few things you can' t recall at all | |
| But you get hit in your heart | |
| And you' re in pieces and parts | |
| Pieces and parts. |