| Song | Gung Ho |
| Artist | Patti Smith |
| Album | Gung Ho |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Daugherty, Kaye, Ray, Shanahan ... | |
| On a field of red one gold star | |
| Raised above his head | |
| Raised above his head | |
| He was not like any other | |
| He was just like any other | |
| And the song they bled | |
| Was a hymn to him | |
| Awake my little one | |
| The seed of revolution | |
| Sewn in the sleeve | |
| Of cloth humbly worn | |
| Where others are adorned | |
| Above the northern plain | |
| The great birds fly | |
| With great wings | |
| Over the paddy fields | |
| And the people kneel | |
| And the men they toil | |
| Yet not for their own | |
| And the children are hungry | |
| And the wheel groans | |
| There before a grass hut | |
| A young boy stood | |
| His mother lay dead | |
| His sisters cried for bread | |
| And within his young heart | |
| The seed of revolution sewn | |
| In cloth humbly worn | |
| While others are adorned | |
| And he grew into a man | |
| Not like any other | |
| Just like any other | |
| One small man | |
| A beard the color of rice | |
| A face the color of tea | |
| Who shared the misery | |
| Of other men in chains | |
| With shackles on his feet | |
| Escaped the guillotine | |
| Who fought against | |
| Colonialism imperialism | |
| Who remained awake | |
| While others slept | |
| Who penned like jefferson | |
| Let independence ring | |
| And the cart of justice turns | |
| Slow and bitterly | |
| And the people were crying | |
| Plant that seed that seed | |
| And they crawled on their bellies | |
| Beneath the giant beast | |
| And filled the carts with bodies | |
| Where once had been their crops | |
| And the great birds swarm | |
| Spread their wings overhead | |
| And his mother dead | |
| And the typhoons and the rain | |
| The jungles in flames | |
| And the orange sun | |
| None could be more beautiful | |
| Than vietnam | |
| Nothing was more beautiful | |
| Than vietnam | |
| And his heart stopped beating | |
| And the wheel kept turning | |
| And the words he bled | |
| Were a hymn to them | |
| I have served the whole people | |
| I have served my whole country | |
| And as I leave this world | |
| May you suffer union | |
| And my great affection | |
| Limitless as sky | |
| Filled with golden stars | |
| The question is raised | |
| Raised above his head | |
| Was he of his word | |
| Was he a good man | |
| For his image fills the southern heart | |
| With none but bitterness | |
| And the people keep crying | |
| And the men keep dying | |
| And it's so beautiful | |
| So beautiful | |
| Give me one more turn | |
| Give me one more turn | |
| One more turn of the wheel | |
| One more revolution | |
| One more turn of the wheel |
| zuo ci : Daugherty, Kaye, Ray, Shanahan ... | |
| On a field of red one gold star | |
| Raised above his head | |
| Raised above his head | |
| He was not like any other | |
| He was just like any other | |
| And the song they bled | |
| Was a hymn to him | |
| Awake my little one | |
| The seed of revolution | |
| Sewn in the sleeve | |
| Of cloth humbly worn | |
| Where others are adorned | |
| Above the northern plain | |
| The great birds fly | |
| With great wings | |
| Over the paddy fields | |
| And the people kneel | |
| And the men they toil | |
| Yet not for their own | |
| And the children are hungry | |
| And the wheel groans | |
| There before a grass hut | |
| A young boy stood | |
| His mother lay dead | |
| His sisters cried for bread | |
| And within his young heart | |
| The seed of revolution sewn | |
| In cloth humbly worn | |
| While others are adorned | |
| And he grew into a man | |
| Not like any other | |
| Just like any other | |
| One small man | |
| A beard the color of rice | |
| A face the color of tea | |
| Who shared the misery | |
| Of other men in chains | |
| With shackles on his feet | |
| Escaped the guillotine | |
| Who fought against | |
| Colonialism imperialism | |
| Who remained awake | |
| While others slept | |
| Who penned like jefferson | |
| Let independence ring | |
| And the cart of justice turns | |
| Slow and bitterly | |
| And the people were crying | |
| Plant that seed that seed | |
| And they crawled on their bellies | |
| Beneath the giant beast | |
| And filled the carts with bodies | |
| Where once had been their crops | |
| And the great birds swarm | |
| Spread their wings overhead | |
| And his mother dead | |
| And the typhoons and the rain | |
| The jungles in flames | |
| And the orange sun | |
| None could be more beautiful | |
| Than vietnam | |
| Nothing was more beautiful | |
| Than vietnam | |
| And his heart stopped beating | |
| And the wheel kept turning | |
| And the words he bled | |
| Were a hymn to them | |
| I have served the whole people | |
| I have served my whole country | |
| And as I leave this world | |
| May you suffer union | |
| And my great affection | |
| Limitless as sky | |
| Filled with golden stars | |
| The question is raised | |
| Raised above his head | |
| Was he of his word | |
| Was he a good man | |
| For his image fills the southern heart | |
| With none but bitterness | |
| And the people keep crying | |
| And the men keep dying | |
| And it' s so beautiful | |
| So beautiful | |
| Give me one more turn | |
| Give me one more turn | |
| One more turn of the wheel | |
| One more revolution | |
| One more turn of the wheel |
| zuò cí : Daugherty, Kaye, Ray, Shanahan ... | |
| On a field of red one gold star | |
| Raised above his head | |
| Raised above his head | |
| He was not like any other | |
| He was just like any other | |
| And the song they bled | |
| Was a hymn to him | |
| Awake my little one | |
| The seed of revolution | |
| Sewn in the sleeve | |
| Of cloth humbly worn | |
| Where others are adorned | |
| Above the northern plain | |
| The great birds fly | |
| With great wings | |
| Over the paddy fields | |
| And the people kneel | |
| And the men they toil | |
| Yet not for their own | |
| And the children are hungry | |
| And the wheel groans | |
| There before a grass hut | |
| A young boy stood | |
| His mother lay dead | |
| His sisters cried for bread | |
| And within his young heart | |
| The seed of revolution sewn | |
| In cloth humbly worn | |
| While others are adorned | |
| And he grew into a man | |
| Not like any other | |
| Just like any other | |
| One small man | |
| A beard the color of rice | |
| A face the color of tea | |
| Who shared the misery | |
| Of other men in chains | |
| With shackles on his feet | |
| Escaped the guillotine | |
| Who fought against | |
| Colonialism imperialism | |
| Who remained awake | |
| While others slept | |
| Who penned like jefferson | |
| Let independence ring | |
| And the cart of justice turns | |
| Slow and bitterly | |
| And the people were crying | |
| Plant that seed that seed | |
| And they crawled on their bellies | |
| Beneath the giant beast | |
| And filled the carts with bodies | |
| Where once had been their crops | |
| And the great birds swarm | |
| Spread their wings overhead | |
| And his mother dead | |
| And the typhoons and the rain | |
| The jungles in flames | |
| And the orange sun | |
| None could be more beautiful | |
| Than vietnam | |
| Nothing was more beautiful | |
| Than vietnam | |
| And his heart stopped beating | |
| And the wheel kept turning | |
| And the words he bled | |
| Were a hymn to them | |
| I have served the whole people | |
| I have served my whole country | |
| And as I leave this world | |
| May you suffer union | |
| And my great affection | |
| Limitless as sky | |
| Filled with golden stars | |
| The question is raised | |
| Raised above his head | |
| Was he of his word | |
| Was he a good man | |
| For his image fills the southern heart | |
| With none but bitterness | |
| And the people keep crying | |
| And the men keep dying | |
| And it' s so beautiful | |
| So beautiful | |
| Give me one more turn | |
| Give me one more turn | |
| One more turn of the wheel | |
| One more revolution | |
| One more turn of the wheel |