| Song | Little Trees |
| Artist | Miracle Fortress |
| Album | Five Roses |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : VanPelt | |
| Basing everything I say on the red read words you've been... | |
| Sending my way, | |
| At the end of each day I'll have lent you a phrase that I've read to... | |
| Regret 'til I'm red in the face. | |
| I won't ask for a cure, | |
| Not for a verse, | |
| Not for a glimpse from the Heavens of Earth, | |
| Or the worst of punishments meant for me first, | |
| Or the reasons I've been here for seasons and turns, | |
| Chasing history round with the birds, | |
| For the secrets in sounds and the weeping of work. | |
| And I'll learn ofa the waiting release, | |
| Or of him the releaser, | |
| Commander in chief, | |
| And police of the purified and of the beasts, | |
| So what else? | |
| And beyond and beyond and beyond | |
| Being bonded to flesh, | |
| To lessons, | |
| Questions and tests, | |
| We might see what's left and what's leaving it's weight. | |
| I won't ask for a cure, | |
| Not for a verse, | |
| Not for a glimpse from the Heavens of Earth, | |
| Or the worst of punishments meant for me first, | |
| Or the reasons I've been here for seasons and turns, | |
| Chasing history round with the birds, | |
| For the secrets in sounds and the weeping of work. | |
| Deep beneath the ocean waves, | |
| There is a whale or two | |
| As big as you might ever be as small. | |
| But the wails that a boy brings home | |
| Can be as big as the sea, | |
| Little trees, | |
| Or any ocean breeze. | |
| Don't make me have to choose which side. | |
| There ain't no side to take if you're wide awake and free. | |
| Awake and free. | |
| High above the mountain range | |
| There is a gull or three | |
| As big as me, | |
| Maybe twice as strong. | |
| If I tried to sing 'em this old thing | |
| They would sing to me a tweedle dee, | |
| Or in so many words. | |
| They can fly about as high as i could ever try | |
| To never die, | |
| Or wonder why I do. |
| zuo qu : VanPelt | |
| Basing everything I say on the red read words you' ve been... | |
| Sending my way, | |
| At the end of each day I' ll have lent you a phrase that I' ve read to... | |
| Regret ' til I' m red in the face. | |
| I won' t ask for a cure, | |
| Not for a verse, | |
| Not for a glimpse from the Heavens of Earth, | |
| Or the worst of punishments meant for me first, | |
| Or the reasons I' ve been here for seasons and turns, | |
| Chasing history round with the birds, | |
| For the secrets in sounds and the weeping of work. | |
| And I' ll learn ofa the waiting release, | |
| Or of him the releaser, | |
| Commander in chief, | |
| And police of the purified and of the beasts, | |
| So what else? | |
| And beyond and beyond and beyond | |
| Being bonded to flesh, | |
| To lessons, | |
| Questions and tests, | |
| We might see what' s left and what' s leaving it' s weight. | |
| I won' t ask for a cure, | |
| Not for a verse, | |
| Not for a glimpse from the Heavens of Earth, | |
| Or the worst of punishments meant for me first, | |
| Or the reasons I' ve been here for seasons and turns, | |
| Chasing history round with the birds, | |
| For the secrets in sounds and the weeping of work. | |
| Deep beneath the ocean waves, | |
| There is a whale or two | |
| As big as you might ever be as small. | |
| But the wails that a boy brings home | |
| Can be as big as the sea, | |
| Little trees, | |
| Or any ocean breeze. | |
| Don' t make me have to choose which side. | |
| There ain' t no side to take if you' re wide awake and free. | |
| Awake and free. | |
| High above the mountain range | |
| There is a gull or three | |
| As big as me, | |
| Maybe twice as strong. | |
| If I tried to sing ' em this old thing | |
| They would sing to me a tweedle dee, | |
| Or in so many words. | |
| They can fly about as high as i could ever try | |
| To never die, | |
| Or wonder why I do. |
| zuò qǔ : VanPelt | |
| Basing everything I say on the red read words you' ve been... | |
| Sending my way, | |
| At the end of each day I' ll have lent you a phrase that I' ve read to... | |
| Regret ' til I' m red in the face. | |
| I won' t ask for a cure, | |
| Not for a verse, | |
| Not for a glimpse from the Heavens of Earth, | |
| Or the worst of punishments meant for me first, | |
| Or the reasons I' ve been here for seasons and turns, | |
| Chasing history round with the birds, | |
| For the secrets in sounds and the weeping of work. | |
| And I' ll learn ofa the waiting release, | |
| Or of him the releaser, | |
| Commander in chief, | |
| And police of the purified and of the beasts, | |
| So what else? | |
| And beyond and beyond and beyond | |
| Being bonded to flesh, | |
| To lessons, | |
| Questions and tests, | |
| We might see what' s left and what' s leaving it' s weight. | |
| I won' t ask for a cure, | |
| Not for a verse, | |
| Not for a glimpse from the Heavens of Earth, | |
| Or the worst of punishments meant for me first, | |
| Or the reasons I' ve been here for seasons and turns, | |
| Chasing history round with the birds, | |
| For the secrets in sounds and the weeping of work. | |
| Deep beneath the ocean waves, | |
| There is a whale or two | |
| As big as you might ever be as small. | |
| But the wails that a boy brings home | |
| Can be as big as the sea, | |
| Little trees, | |
| Or any ocean breeze. | |
| Don' t make me have to choose which side. | |
| There ain' t no side to take if you' re wide awake and free. | |
| Awake and free. | |
| High above the mountain range | |
| There is a gull or three | |
| As big as me, | |
| Maybe twice as strong. | |
| If I tried to sing ' em this old thing | |
| They would sing to me a tweedle dee, | |
| Or in so many words. | |
| They can fly about as high as i could ever try | |
| To never die, | |
| Or wonder why I do. |