| Song | Troublesometimes |
| Artist | Skyclad |
| Album | The Answer Machine? |
| 作词 : English, Walkyier | |
| High above the sleeping city streets where we've all grown | |
| A silent evil | |
| Slithers through the dawn. | |
| Blissful in our ignorance - | |
| God how could we have known | |
| Today would be the day we learn to mourn? | |
| The Shades of old dictators rise, | |
| Impassive eyes - cold hearted. | |
| Watch their 'wunderkinder' try to finish what they started. | |
| The morning sky had barely yielded to the sun's caress, | |
| When from the hills came ' | |
| Yellow Wasps' in swarm. | |
| Zvornik wakes - discovers what a devil of a mess, | |
| A fragile peace can look when it's been torn. | |
| Now we stand like broken statues 'midst the wreckage of our homes, | |
| Try to recognize our children by the ragsupon their bones. | |
| Out of the ' | |
| Cold War' into the ceasefire flame! [Chorus:] | |
| Opened wounds - unsettled scores, | |
| An ancient hate - new icons. | |
| The front line starts at our back doors ' | |
| Cause bygones won't be bygones. | |
| Cleanse the bloodline - start the cull, | |
| Nazi roulette - six chambers full | |
| Fail to read the warning signs, | |
| Find yourself in | |
| Troublesometimes | |
| While common sense had turned it's back | |
| A shadow crossed our nation, | |
| Can mourning mothers veiled in black sing songs of liberation? | |
| Out of the ' | |
| Cold War' into the ceasefire flame! [Chorus:] | |
| Opened wounds - unsettled scores, | |
| An ancient hate - new icons. | |
| The front line starts at our back doors ' | |
| Cause bygones won't be bygones. | |
| Through a mask of tears and cinder - | |
| Watch your cornfields burn like tinder. | |
| Fail to read the warning signs, | |
| Find yourself in | |
| Troublesometimes |
| zuò cí : English, Walkyier | |
| High above the sleeping city streets where we' ve all grown | |
| A silent evil | |
| Slithers through the dawn. | |
| Blissful in our ignorance | |
| God how could we have known | |
| Today would be the day we learn to mourn? | |
| The Shades of old dictators rise, | |
| Impassive eyes cold hearted. | |
| Watch their ' wunderkinder' try to finish what they started. | |
| The morning sky had barely yielded to the sun' s caress, | |
| When from the hills came ' | |
| Yellow Wasps' in swarm. | |
| Zvornik wakes discovers what a devil of a mess, | |
| A fragile peace can look when it' s been torn. | |
| Now we stand like broken statues ' midst the wreckage of our homes, | |
| Try to recognize our children by the ragsupon their bones. | |
| Out of the ' | |
| Cold War' into the ceasefire flame! Chorus: | |
| Opened wounds unsettled scores, | |
| An ancient hate new icons. | |
| The front line starts at our back doors ' | |
| Cause bygones won' t be bygones. | |
| Cleanse the bloodline start the cull, | |
| Nazi roulette six chambers full | |
| Fail to read the warning signs, | |
| Find yourself in | |
| Troublesometimes | |
| While common sense had turned it' s back | |
| A shadow crossed our nation, | |
| Can mourning mothers veiled in black sing songs of liberation? | |
| Out of the ' | |
| Cold War' into the ceasefire flame! Chorus: | |
| Opened wounds unsettled scores, | |
| An ancient hate new icons. | |
| The front line starts at our back doors ' | |
| Cause bygones won' t be bygones. | |
| Through a mask of tears and cinder | |
| Watch your cornfields burn like tinder. | |
| Fail to read the warning signs, | |
| Find yourself in | |
| Troublesometimes |