| Song | Styrofoam Plates |
| Artist | Death Cab for Cutie |
| Album | The Photo Album |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.00] | 作词 : Gibbard, Harmer, Walla |
| [00:00.47] | There's a saltwater film |
| [00:03.03] | on the jar of your ashes |
| [00:05.72] | I threw them to sea |
| [00:08.41] | but a gust blew them backwards |
| [00:10.91] | and the sting in my eyes |
| [00:14.65] | which you then inflicted |
| [00:15.97] | was par for the course |
| [00:17.91] | just as when you were living |
| [00:21.16] | It's no stretch to say |
| [00:23.41] | you were not quite a father |
| [00:25.97] | but a donor of seeds |
| [00:28.59] | to a poor single mother |
| [00:30.97] | that would raise us alone |
| [00:34.18] | we never saw the money |
| [00:35.80] | that went down your throat |
| [00:37.93] | through the hole in your belly |
| [00:42.44] | |
| [01:01.85] | Thirteen years old |
| [01:03.11] | in the suburbs of Denver |
| [01:05.48] | standing in line |
| [01:10.10] | for Thanksgiving dinner |
| [01:11.04] | at the Catholic church |
| [01:12.29] | the servers wore crosses |
| [01:16.04] | to shield from the sufferance |
| [01:18.42] | plaguing the others |
| [01:22.17] | Styrofoam plates, cafeteria tables |
| [01:24.60] | charity reeks of cheap wine and pity |
| [01:29.41] | and I'm thinking of you |
| [01:35.22] | I do every year |
| [01:40.54] | When we count all our blessings |
| [01:42.42] | And wonder what we're doing here. |
| [01:56.70] | |
| [03:34.14] | You're a disgrace |
| [03:34.76] | to the concept of family |
| [03:35.63] | the priest won't divulge |
| [03:36.58] | that fact in his homily |
| [03:38.57] | and I'll stand up and scream |
| [03:39.64] | if the mourning remain quiet |
| [03:40.58] | you can deck out a lie |
| [03:43.38] | in a suit but I won't buy it |
| [03:45.76] | I won't join in the procession |
| [03:48.20] | that's speaking their peace |
| [03:50.38] | using five-dollar words |
| [03:51.82] | while praising his integrity |
| [03:56.15] | and just 'cause he's gone |
| [03:57.96] | it doesn't change the fact |
| [04:00.34] | he was a bastard in life |
| [04:02.96] | thus a bastard in death |
| [00:00.00] | zuo ci : Gibbard, Harmer, Walla |
| [00:00.47] | There' s a saltwater film |
| [00:03.03] | on the jar of your ashes |
| [00:05.72] | I threw them to sea |
| [00:08.41] | but a gust blew them backwards |
| [00:10.91] | and the sting in my eyes |
| [00:14.65] | which you then inflicted |
| [00:15.97] | was par for the course |
| [00:17.91] | just as when you were living |
| [00:21.16] | It' s no stretch to say |
| [00:23.41] | you were not quite a father |
| [00:25.97] | but a donor of seeds |
| [00:28.59] | to a poor single mother |
| [00:30.97] | that would raise us alone |
| [00:34.18] | we never saw the money |
| [00:35.80] | that went down your throat |
| [00:37.93] | through the hole in your belly |
| [00:42.44] | |
| [01:01.85] | Thirteen years old |
| [01:03.11] | in the suburbs of Denver |
| [01:05.48] | standing in line |
| [01:10.10] | for Thanksgiving dinner |
| [01:11.04] | at the Catholic church |
| [01:12.29] | the servers wore crosses |
| [01:16.04] | to shield from the sufferance |
| [01:18.42] | plaguing the others |
| [01:22.17] | Styrofoam plates, cafeteria tables |
| [01:24.60] | charity reeks of cheap wine and pity |
| [01:29.41] | and I' m thinking of you |
| [01:35.22] | I do every year |
| [01:40.54] | When we count all our blessings |
| [01:42.42] | And wonder what we' re doing here. |
| [01:56.70] | |
| [03:34.14] | You' re a disgrace |
| [03:34.76] | to the concept of family |
| [03:35.63] | the priest won' t divulge |
| [03:36.58] | that fact in his homily |
| [03:38.57] | and I' ll stand up and scream |
| [03:39.64] | if the mourning remain quiet |
| [03:40.58] | you can deck out a lie |
| [03:43.38] | in a suit but I won' t buy it |
| [03:45.76] | I won' t join in the procession |
| [03:48.20] | that' s speaking their peace |
| [03:50.38] | using fivedollar words |
| [03:51.82] | while praising his integrity |
| [03:56.15] | and just ' cause he' s gone |
| [03:57.96] | it doesn' t change the fact |
| [04:00.34] | he was a bastard in life |
| [04:02.96] | thus a bastard in death |
| [00:00.00] | zuò cí : Gibbard, Harmer, Walla |
| [00:00.47] | There' s a saltwater film |
| [00:03.03] | on the jar of your ashes |
| [00:05.72] | I threw them to sea |
| [00:08.41] | but a gust blew them backwards |
| [00:10.91] | and the sting in my eyes |
| [00:14.65] | which you then inflicted |
| [00:15.97] | was par for the course |
| [00:17.91] | just as when you were living |
| [00:21.16] | It' s no stretch to say |
| [00:23.41] | you were not quite a father |
| [00:25.97] | but a donor of seeds |
| [00:28.59] | to a poor single mother |
| [00:30.97] | that would raise us alone |
| [00:34.18] | we never saw the money |
| [00:35.80] | that went down your throat |
| [00:37.93] | through the hole in your belly |
| [00:42.44] | |
| [01:01.85] | Thirteen years old |
| [01:03.11] | in the suburbs of Denver |
| [01:05.48] | standing in line |
| [01:10.10] | for Thanksgiving dinner |
| [01:11.04] | at the Catholic church |
| [01:12.29] | the servers wore crosses |
| [01:16.04] | to shield from the sufferance |
| [01:18.42] | plaguing the others |
| [01:22.17] | Styrofoam plates, cafeteria tables |
| [01:24.60] | charity reeks of cheap wine and pity |
| [01:29.41] | and I' m thinking of you |
| [01:35.22] | I do every year |
| [01:40.54] | When we count all our blessings |
| [01:42.42] | And wonder what we' re doing here. |
| [01:56.70] | |
| [03:34.14] | You' re a disgrace |
| [03:34.76] | to the concept of family |
| [03:35.63] | the priest won' t divulge |
| [03:36.58] | that fact in his homily |
| [03:38.57] | and I' ll stand up and scream |
| [03:39.64] | if the mourning remain quiet |
| [03:40.58] | you can deck out a lie |
| [03:43.38] | in a suit but I won' t buy it |
| [03:45.76] | I won' t join in the procession |
| [03:48.20] | that' s speaking their peace |
| [03:50.38] | using fivedollar words |
| [03:51.82] | while praising his integrity |
| [03:56.15] | and just ' cause he' s gone |
| [03:57.96] | it doesn' t change the fact |
| [04:00.34] | he was a bastard in life |
| [04:02.96] | thus a bastard in death |