| Song | Lime Tree |
| Artist | Bright Eyes |
| Album | Cassadaga |
| 作曲 : Conor Oberst | |
| I keep floating down the river but the ocean never comes | |
| And since the operation I heard you're breathing just for one | |
| Now everything's imaginary, especially what you love | |
| You left another message said it's done, | |
| It's done | |
| When I hear beautiful music it's always from another time | |
| Old friends I never visit, well I remember what they're like | |
| Standing on a doorstep full of nervous butterflies | |
| Waiting to be asked to come inside | |
| Just come inside | |
| But I keep going out | |
| And I can't sleep next to a stranger when I'm coming down | |
| It's 8 a.m. my heart's beating too loud | |
| Too loud | |
| Don't be so amazing or I'll miss you too much | |
| I felt something that I had never touched | |
| Everything gets smaller now the further that I go | |
| Towards the mouth and the reunion of the Known and the Unknown | |
| Consider yourself lucky if you think of it as home | |
| You can move mountains with your misery if you don't | |
| If you don't | |
| It comes to me in fragments, even those still split in two | |
| Under the eaves of that old Lime Tree I stood examining the fruit | |
| Some were ripe and some were rotten, I felt nauseous with the truth | |
| There will never be a time more opportune | |
| So I just won't be late | |
| The window closes, shock rolls over in a tidal wave | |
| And all the color drains out of the frame | |
| So pleased with a daydream that now living's no good | |
| I took off my shoes and walked into the woods | |
| I felt lost and found with every step I took |
| zuò qǔ : Conor Oberst | |
| I keep floating down the river but the ocean never comes | |
| And since the operation I heard you' re breathing just for one | |
| Now everything' s imaginary, especially what you love | |
| You left another message said it' s done, | |
| It' s done | |
| When I hear beautiful music it' s always from another time | |
| Old friends I never visit, well I remember what they' re like | |
| Standing on a doorstep full of nervous butterflies | |
| Waiting to be asked to come inside | |
| Just come inside | |
| But I keep going out | |
| And I can' t sleep next to a stranger when I' m coming down | |
| It' s 8 a. m. my heart' s beating too loud | |
| Too loud | |
| Don' t be so amazing or I' ll miss you too much | |
| I felt something that I had never touched | |
| Everything gets smaller now the further that I go | |
| Towards the mouth and the reunion of the Known and the Unknown | |
| Consider yourself lucky if you think of it as home | |
| You can move mountains with your misery if you don' t | |
| If you don' t | |
| It comes to me in fragments, even those still split in two | |
| Under the eaves of that old Lime Tree I stood examining the fruit | |
| Some were ripe and some were rotten, I felt nauseous with the truth | |
| There will never be a time more opportune | |
| So I just won' t be late | |
| The window closes, shock rolls over in a tidal wave | |
| And all the color drains out of the frame | |
| So pleased with a daydream that now living' s no good | |
| I took off my shoes and walked into the woods | |
| I felt lost and found with every step I took |