| Song | Jane Whitfield Is Dead |
| Artist | Thought Industry |
| Album | Mods Carve The Pig: Assassins, Toads, And God's Flesh |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Donaldson, Enzio, Lee, Oberlin | |
| Jane's clenched legs writhe. | |
| Soot dress dance flannel sheets. | |
| Inane lush that can't decide, but | |
| I'm snared here. | |
| I wake flustered in her bedroom that | |
| I can't escape. | |
| I weep here's something that can never change. | |
| This marriage is make believe. | |
| Cook slop meal; and sew t-shirt; and wash my plate; and make bunk bed. | |
| I never asked these things, because | |
| Jane's now dead. | |
| Jane's found dead, long dead. | |
| Left me to this lonely bed. | |
| Hoard of locust mad. [II) September 17th, 1995] | |
| Jane floats down the aisle. | |
| Voluptuous cream wedding dress. | |
| Family and friends tight smiles. | |
| Razor near. "I do," and | |
| I promise on the bottle lover's grave. | |
| She sighs, "our timeless loyalty is branded change." | |
| This marriage is make believe. | |
| Mow front lawn; and wash sports car; and cut slab wood; and pain garage; but we're not a sexist pair. | |
| Because Jane's now dead. | |
| Because Jane's been dead. | |
| Because Jane's found dead, long dead. | |
| Stranded to this frigid bed. | |
| Pacific bottom sad. | |
| I'll mourn her softly [III) May 3rd, 2043] | |
| A-frame by | |
| Winchester stream. | |
| Trimmed hedge with daisies. | |
| Fields. Stained plank ceder fence. | |
| My gramps' ponies. | |
| She'll shit a brick. | |
| I bet. Our house to raise a family. | |
| She'll shit. | |
| I bet. We'll grow old together. | |
| Snail slow and ancient gray. | |
| Racquetball on tuesday morning. | |
| Playing eucker. | |
| Sipping tea; and watch the sun die from our rocking chairs. | |
| We'll gum sweet oatmeal holding dishpan hands. | |
| She'll shit a brick. | |
| I bet. To watch our children married. | |
| She'll shit. | |
| I bet. To see us when we're ninety, sleeping in on church sunday. | |
| Playing our dated | |
| CD's that we bought in my twenties. [IV) January 25th, 2051] | |
| This marriage is make believe. | |
| Now I'm crying on her body as she passed away without me, and left me this bitter old man; because | |
| Jane's now dead, because | |
| Jane's been dead. | |
| Because Jane's found dead. | |
| My wife's now dead. | |
| My wife's found dead. | |
| Jane's left dead. |
| zuo ci : Donaldson, Enzio, Lee, Oberlin | |
| Jane' s clenched legs writhe. | |
| Soot dress dance flannel sheets. | |
| Inane lush that can' t decide, but | |
| I' m snared here. | |
| I wake flustered in her bedroom that | |
| I can' t escape. | |
| I weep here' s something that can never change. | |
| This marriage is make believe. | |
| Cook slop meal and sew tshirt and wash my plate and make bunk bed. | |
| I never asked these things, because | |
| Jane' s now dead. | |
| Jane' s found dead, long dead. | |
| Left me to this lonely bed. | |
| Hoard of locust mad. II September 17th, 1995 | |
| Jane floats down the aisle. | |
| Voluptuous cream wedding dress. | |
| Family and friends tight smiles. | |
| Razor near. " I do," and | |
| I promise on the bottle lover' s grave. | |
| She sighs, " our timeless loyalty is branded change." | |
| This marriage is make believe. | |
| Mow front lawn and wash sports car and cut slab wood and pain garage but we' re not a sexist pair. | |
| Because Jane' s now dead. | |
| Because Jane' s been dead. | |
| Because Jane' s found dead, long dead. | |
| Stranded to this frigid bed. | |
| Pacific bottom sad. | |
| I' ll mourn her softly III May 3rd, 2043 | |
| Aframe by | |
| Winchester stream. | |
| Trimmed hedge with daisies. | |
| Fields. Stained plank ceder fence. | |
| My gramps' ponies. | |
| She' ll shit a brick. | |
| I bet. Our house to raise a family. | |
| She' ll shit. | |
| I bet. We' ll grow old together. | |
| Snail slow and ancient gray. | |
| Racquetball on tuesday morning. | |
| Playing eucker. | |
| Sipping tea and watch the sun die from our rocking chairs. | |
| We' ll gum sweet oatmeal holding dishpan hands. | |
| She' ll shit a brick. | |
| I bet. To watch our children married. | |
| She' ll shit. | |
| I bet. To see us when we' re ninety, sleeping in on church sunday. | |
| Playing our dated | |
| CD' s that we bought in my twenties. IV January 25th, 2051 | |
| This marriage is make believe. | |
| Now I' m crying on her body as she passed away without me, and left me this bitter old man because | |
| Jane' s now dead, because | |
| Jane' s been dead. | |
| Because Jane' s found dead. | |
| My wife' s now dead. | |
| My wife' s found dead. | |
| Jane' s left dead. |
| zuò cí : Donaldson, Enzio, Lee, Oberlin | |
| Jane' s clenched legs writhe. | |
| Soot dress dance flannel sheets. | |
| Inane lush that can' t decide, but | |
| I' m snared here. | |
| I wake flustered in her bedroom that | |
| I can' t escape. | |
| I weep here' s something that can never change. | |
| This marriage is make believe. | |
| Cook slop meal and sew tshirt and wash my plate and make bunk bed. | |
| I never asked these things, because | |
| Jane' s now dead. | |
| Jane' s found dead, long dead. | |
| Left me to this lonely bed. | |
| Hoard of locust mad. II September 17th, 1995 | |
| Jane floats down the aisle. | |
| Voluptuous cream wedding dress. | |
| Family and friends tight smiles. | |
| Razor near. " I do," and | |
| I promise on the bottle lover' s grave. | |
| She sighs, " our timeless loyalty is branded change." | |
| This marriage is make believe. | |
| Mow front lawn and wash sports car and cut slab wood and pain garage but we' re not a sexist pair. | |
| Because Jane' s now dead. | |
| Because Jane' s been dead. | |
| Because Jane' s found dead, long dead. | |
| Stranded to this frigid bed. | |
| Pacific bottom sad. | |
| I' ll mourn her softly III May 3rd, 2043 | |
| Aframe by | |
| Winchester stream. | |
| Trimmed hedge with daisies. | |
| Fields. Stained plank ceder fence. | |
| My gramps' ponies. | |
| She' ll shit a brick. | |
| I bet. Our house to raise a family. | |
| She' ll shit. | |
| I bet. We' ll grow old together. | |
| Snail slow and ancient gray. | |
| Racquetball on tuesday morning. | |
| Playing eucker. | |
| Sipping tea and watch the sun die from our rocking chairs. | |
| We' ll gum sweet oatmeal holding dishpan hands. | |
| She' ll shit a brick. | |
| I bet. To watch our children married. | |
| She' ll shit. | |
| I bet. To see us when we' re ninety, sleeping in on church sunday. | |
| Playing our dated | |
| CD' s that we bought in my twenties. IV January 25th, 2051 | |
| This marriage is make believe. | |
| Now I' m crying on her body as she passed away without me, and left me this bitter old man because | |
| Jane' s now dead, because | |
| Jane' s been dead. | |
| Because Jane' s found dead. | |
| My wife' s now dead. | |
| My wife' s found dead. | |
| Jane' s left dead. |