| Song | Until The Day Burns Down |
| Artist | Chamberlain |
| Album | The Moon My Saddle |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Moore, Rubenstein | |
| Winter comes hunting like a wolf on the wind, | |
| and the lovers lie unknowing in their beds. | |
| It won't be long before the cold and the snow | |
| kill off the flowering armies that summer's led. | |
| You dig for your last smoke as the highway leads you home, | |
| and this day's going down in a flame. | |
| And evening is a reminder of the beauty of the end | |
| and that the end might be the reason why we came. | |
| Night's handing silence to the hillsides where you walk, | |
| but you want that deeper silence that stays up in them hills. | |
| The field is a lover with her colors at your knees | |
| but you know there are stranger flowers still. | |
| And somehow you tell yourself that, | |
| like a rain could: "I'll be back again." | |
| But as you pull up to your house | |
| you know that you can't go in... | |
| Until the day burns down. | |
| We live the long walk of a question, my friends. | |
| I think about my sister out in the rain; | |
| and all the heroes I know that she'll never find, | |
| and that she'll never leave as perfect as she came. | |
| My mind is a symphony in the dark | |
| and my heart is an old museum | |
| with all of these memories that I keep. | |
| I got to get back to where the sun raised the flowers | |
| and the flowers they raise me. | |
| And somehow you tell yourself that, | |
| like a rain cloud: "I'll be back again." | |
| But as you pull up to your house | |
| you know that you can't go in... | |
| Until the day burns down. | |
| Winter comes hunting like a wolf on the wind, | |
| and the lovers lie unknowing in their beds. | |
| It won't be long before the cold and the snow | |
| kill off the flowering armies that summer's led. | |
| You dig for your last smoke as the highway leads you home, | |
| and this day's going down in a flame. | |
| And evening is a reminder of the beauty of the end | |
| and that the end might be the reason why we came. | |
| If I could hang the stars up, | |
| I'd hang 'em up one by one, | |
| to leave this world with something my hands made. | |
| And when that sun came up and made 'em all disappear | |
| I'd know my work was real, because nothing real can stay. | |
| somehow you tell yourself that, | |
| like a rain cloud: "I'll be back again." | |
| And as you pull up to your house | |
| you know that you can't go in... | |
| Until the day burns down. |
| zuo qu : Moore, Rubenstein | |
| Winter comes hunting like a wolf on the wind, | |
| and the lovers lie unknowing in their beds. | |
| It won' t be long before the cold and the snow | |
| kill off the flowering armies that summer' s led. | |
| You dig for your last smoke as the highway leads you home, | |
| and this day' s going down in a flame. | |
| And evening is a reminder of the beauty of the end | |
| and that the end might be the reason why we came. | |
| Night' s handing silence to the hillsides where you walk, | |
| but you want that deeper silence that stays up in them hills. | |
| The field is a lover with her colors at your knees | |
| but you know there are stranger flowers still. | |
| And somehow you tell yourself that, | |
| like a rain could: " I' ll be back again." | |
| But as you pull up to your house | |
| you know that you can' t go in... | |
| Until the day burns down. | |
| We live the long walk of a question, my friends. | |
| I think about my sister out in the rain | |
| and all the heroes I know that she' ll never find, | |
| and that she' ll never leave as perfect as she came. | |
| My mind is a symphony in the dark | |
| and my heart is an old museum | |
| with all of these memories that I keep. | |
| I got to get back to where the sun raised the flowers | |
| and the flowers they raise me. | |
| And somehow you tell yourself that, | |
| like a rain cloud: " I' ll be back again." | |
| But as you pull up to your house | |
| you know that you can' t go in... | |
| Until the day burns down. | |
| Winter comes hunting like a wolf on the wind, | |
| and the lovers lie unknowing in their beds. | |
| It won' t be long before the cold and the snow | |
| kill off the flowering armies that summer' s led. | |
| You dig for your last smoke as the highway leads you home, | |
| and this day' s going down in a flame. | |
| And evening is a reminder of the beauty of the end | |
| and that the end might be the reason why we came. | |
| If I could hang the stars up, | |
| I' d hang ' em up one by one, | |
| to leave this world with something my hands made. | |
| And when that sun came up and made ' em all disappear | |
| I' d know my work was real, because nothing real can stay. | |
| somehow you tell yourself that, | |
| like a rain cloud: " I' ll be back again." | |
| And as you pull up to your house | |
| you know that you can' t go in... | |
| Until the day burns down. |
| zuò qǔ : Moore, Rubenstein | |
| Winter comes hunting like a wolf on the wind, | |
| and the lovers lie unknowing in their beds. | |
| It won' t be long before the cold and the snow | |
| kill off the flowering armies that summer' s led. | |
| You dig for your last smoke as the highway leads you home, | |
| and this day' s going down in a flame. | |
| And evening is a reminder of the beauty of the end | |
| and that the end might be the reason why we came. | |
| Night' s handing silence to the hillsides where you walk, | |
| but you want that deeper silence that stays up in them hills. | |
| The field is a lover with her colors at your knees | |
| but you know there are stranger flowers still. | |
| And somehow you tell yourself that, | |
| like a rain could: " I' ll be back again." | |
| But as you pull up to your house | |
| you know that you can' t go in... | |
| Until the day burns down. | |
| We live the long walk of a question, my friends. | |
| I think about my sister out in the rain | |
| and all the heroes I know that she' ll never find, | |
| and that she' ll never leave as perfect as she came. | |
| My mind is a symphony in the dark | |
| and my heart is an old museum | |
| with all of these memories that I keep. | |
| I got to get back to where the sun raised the flowers | |
| and the flowers they raise me. | |
| And somehow you tell yourself that, | |
| like a rain cloud: " I' ll be back again." | |
| But as you pull up to your house | |
| you know that you can' t go in... | |
| Until the day burns down. | |
| Winter comes hunting like a wolf on the wind, | |
| and the lovers lie unknowing in their beds. | |
| It won' t be long before the cold and the snow | |
| kill off the flowering armies that summer' s led. | |
| You dig for your last smoke as the highway leads you home, | |
| and this day' s going down in a flame. | |
| And evening is a reminder of the beauty of the end | |
| and that the end might be the reason why we came. | |
| If I could hang the stars up, | |
| I' d hang ' em up one by one, | |
| to leave this world with something my hands made. | |
| And when that sun came up and made ' em all disappear | |
| I' d know my work was real, because nothing real can stay. | |
| somehow you tell yourself that, | |
| like a rain cloud: " I' ll be back again." | |
| And as you pull up to your house | |
| you know that you can' t go in... | |
| Until the day burns down. |