| Song | Tutuguri: The Rite Of The Black Sun |
| Artist | Soundwalk Collective |
| Artist | Patti Smith |
| Album | The Peyote Dance |
| [00:00.000] | 作词 : Antonin Artaud |
| [00:01.000] | 作曲 : Soundwalk Collective |
| [00:41.06] | And below, it's at the bottom of the bitter, cruelly desperate slope of the heart, |
| [00:50.42] | The circle of the six crosses opens, far below. |
| [00:56.34] | As if embedded in the mother earth, |
| [00:59.43] | Disembedded from the filthy embrace of the mother who slobbers, |
| [01:05.38] | The earth of black coal is the only humid spot in this cleft of rock. |
| [01:14.36] | The rite is that the new sun passes through seven points before exploding at this earth's orifice. |
| [01:25.17] | And there are six men, one for each sun, |
| [01:30.39] | And a seventh man who is the sun comletely raw dressed in black and red flesh. |
| [01:41.62] | Now this seventh man is a horse, a horse with a man leading him. |
| [01:49.80] | But it is the horse that is the sun and not the man. |
| [01:56.94] | On the rending of a drum and of a long peculiar trumpet |
| [02:04.20] | The six men who were lying down |
| [02:08.77] | Rolled up flush with the ground, |
| [02:12.01] | Spring up successively like sunflowers, |
| [02:16.89] | not suns at all, but turning soils, lotuses of water, |
| [02:24.13] | And to each upspring corresponds the increasingly gloomy and repressed gong of the drum, |
| [02:37.06] | Until suddenly we see coming in full gallop, at vertiginous speed, vertigo speed |
| [02:49.71] | The last sun, the first man, |
| [02:51.80] | The black horse with a man naked, absolutely naked, and virgin on it. |
| [03:00.25] | Having gambled they advance following circular meanders in the horse of bloody meat panics |
| [03:08.67] | And caracoles without stopping |
| [03:11.26] | on the top of its rock |
| [03:13.03] | until the six men have finished encircling completely the six crosses |
| [03:19.92] | Now, the major tone of the rite is precisely |
| [03:23.51] | THE ABOLITION OF THE CROSS |
| [03:25.59] | THE ABOLITION OF THE CROSS |
| [03:27.87] | THE ABOLITION OF THE CROSS |
| [03:30.00] | THE ABOLITION OF THE CROSS |
| [03:32.10] | Having finished turning, |
| [03:33.68] | they uproot the earth's crosses |
| [03:36.53] | And the man naked on the horse raises high |
| [03:40.79] | an immense horseshoe which is tempered in a cut of his blood |
| [00:00.000] | zuò cí : Antonin Artaud |
| [00:01.000] | zuò qǔ : Soundwalk Collective |
| [00:41.06] | And below, it' s at the bottom of the bitter, cruelly desperate slope of the heart, |
| [00:50.42] | The circle of the six crosses opens, far below. |
| [00:56.34] | As if embedded in the mother earth, |
| [00:59.43] | Disembedded from the filthy embrace of the mother who slobbers, |
| [01:05.38] | The earth of black coal is the only humid spot in this cleft of rock. |
| [01:14.36] | The rite is that the new sun passes through seven points before exploding at this earth' s orifice. |
| [01:25.17] | And there are six men, one for each sun, |
| [01:30.39] | And a seventh man who is the sun comletely raw dressed in black and red flesh. |
| [01:41.62] | Now this seventh man is a horse, a horse with a man leading him. |
| [01:49.80] | But it is the horse that is the sun and not the man. |
| [01:56.94] | On the rending of a drum and of a long peculiar trumpet |
| [02:04.20] | The six men who were lying down |
| [02:08.77] | Rolled up flush with the ground, |
| [02:12.01] | Spring up successively like sunflowers, |
| [02:16.89] | not suns at all, but turning soils, lotuses of water, |
| [02:24.13] | And to each upspring corresponds the increasingly gloomy and repressed gong of the drum, |
| [02:37.06] | Until suddenly we see coming in full gallop, at vertiginous speed, vertigo speed |
| [02:49.71] | The last sun, the first man, |
| [02:51.80] | The black horse with a man naked, absolutely naked, and virgin on it. |
| [03:00.25] | Having gambled they advance following circular meanders in the horse of bloody meat panics |
| [03:08.67] | And caracoles without stopping |
| [03:11.26] | on the top of its rock |
| [03:13.03] | until the six men have finished encircling completely the six crosses |
| [03:19.92] | Now, the major tone of the rite is precisely |
| [03:23.51] | THE ABOLITION OF THE CROSS |
| [03:25.59] | THE ABOLITION OF THE CROSS |
| [03:27.87] | THE ABOLITION OF THE CROSS |
| [03:30.00] | THE ABOLITION OF THE CROSS |
| [03:32.10] | Having finished turning, |
| [03:33.68] | they uproot the earth' s crosses |
| [03:36.53] | And the man naked on the horse raises high |
| [03:40.79] | an immense horseshoe which is tempered in a cut of his blood |