| Song | Netta |
| Artist | Thin Lear |
| Album | Wooden Cave |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Matt Longo | |
| You’re a long way from public out here in this place | |
| Stuck on this island, your clothes in a case | |
| In a room that you rented for twenty a day | |
| An owner who’s lonely, and stops by to say | |
| That she’s here if you need her; she knows you’re unwell | |
| Your hands and your eyes are shaky as hell | |
| You came out for the magic, the feel of the Isles | |
| You came to be healed, inspired and wild | |
| Nearly two months of writing and candles and spells | |
| Has left you afraid of what you can’t tell | |
| And it’s panic each morning; the days are the same | |
| You step out for air, a jolt to your brain | |
| And you find you’ve been walking for hours on end | |
| With poisoning visions of family and friends | |
| Who just pity and sigh, their hands on your face | |
| And drive down your reasons, each passion replaced | |
| Now you swat down the wasp in the place where it stung | |
| You’re Alpha, Omega, Cohen and Young | |
| So you scream something awful and hope they can hear | |
| And wear out the welcome of every kind ear | |
| And a pain in your heart that’s been growing for years | |
| Is finally born; it’s finally here | |
| You’re too sick now for healing; it’s sudden and sharp | |
| Kicked loose the venom, no angels or harps | |
| And so, limping to freedom, collapse in the grass | |
| Reduced to a myth, revised as you pass | |
| To a true crime reduction, a nut at the end | |
| Who lived without walls or family or friends | |
| But for black and white photos, a wonderful face | |
| A glint in your eye the years can’t erase | |
| And a child born in New York will pick up the call | |
| And dream of you nightly, a voice down his hall | |
| He’ll row out to your island, and seek out your grave | |
| Like thousands before him, he’ll go the same way | |
| That’s the sadness of dreaming you’re more than you are | |
| You’ll end up with nothing, your shit in a car | |
| In a town with one stoplight, an island alone | |
| Plunged down through Niagara, in parents’ homes | |
| Found in attics and basements with ice through the veins | |
| No matter the ending, it all looks the same | |
| We are sailing for Netta, our luggage in stow | |
| We get here in cruise ships and dinghies and floats | |
| To a swirling of spirits, from far and from near | |
| Mother of magic, your children are here |
| zuo qu : Matt Longo | |
| You' re a long way from public out here in this place | |
| Stuck on this island, your clothes in a case | |
| In a room that you rented for twenty a day | |
| An owner who' s lonely, and stops by to say | |
| That she' s here if you need her she knows you' re unwell | |
| Your hands and your eyes are shaky as hell | |
| You came out for the magic, the feel of the Isles | |
| You came to be healed, inspired and wild | |
| Nearly two months of writing and candles and spells | |
| Has left you afraid of what you can' t tell | |
| And it' s panic each morning the days are the same | |
| You step out for air, a jolt to your brain | |
| And you find you' ve been walking for hours on end | |
| With poisoning visions of family and friends | |
| Who just pity and sigh, their hands on your face | |
| And drive down your reasons, each passion replaced | |
| Now you swat down the wasp in the place where it stung | |
| You' re Alpha, Omega, Cohen and Young | |
| So you scream something awful and hope they can hear | |
| And wear out the welcome of every kind ear | |
| And a pain in your heart that' s been growing for years | |
| Is finally born it' s finally here | |
| You' re too sick now for healing it' s sudden and sharp | |
| Kicked loose the venom, no angels or harps | |
| And so, limping to freedom, collapse in the grass | |
| Reduced to a myth, revised as you pass | |
| To a true crime reduction, a nut at the end | |
| Who lived without walls or family or friends | |
| But for black and white photos, a wonderful face | |
| A glint in your eye the years can' t erase | |
| And a child born in New York will pick up the call | |
| And dream of you nightly, a voice down his hall | |
| He' ll row out to your island, and seek out your grave | |
| Like thousands before him, he' ll go the same way | |
| That' s the sadness of dreaming you' re more than you are | |
| You' ll end up with nothing, your shit in a car | |
| In a town with one stoplight, an island alone | |
| Plunged down through Niagara, in parents' homes | |
| Found in attics and basements with ice through the veins | |
| No matter the ending, it all looks the same | |
| We are sailing for Netta, our luggage in stow | |
| We get here in cruise ships and dinghies and floats | |
| To a swirling of spirits, from far and from near | |
| Mother of magic, your children are here |
| zuò qǔ : Matt Longo | |
| You' re a long way from public out here in this place | |
| Stuck on this island, your clothes in a case | |
| In a room that you rented for twenty a day | |
| An owner who' s lonely, and stops by to say | |
| That she' s here if you need her she knows you' re unwell | |
| Your hands and your eyes are shaky as hell | |
| You came out for the magic, the feel of the Isles | |
| You came to be healed, inspired and wild | |
| Nearly two months of writing and candles and spells | |
| Has left you afraid of what you can' t tell | |
| And it' s panic each morning the days are the same | |
| You step out for air, a jolt to your brain | |
| And you find you' ve been walking for hours on end | |
| With poisoning visions of family and friends | |
| Who just pity and sigh, their hands on your face | |
| And drive down your reasons, each passion replaced | |
| Now you swat down the wasp in the place where it stung | |
| You' re Alpha, Omega, Cohen and Young | |
| So you scream something awful and hope they can hear | |
| And wear out the welcome of every kind ear | |
| And a pain in your heart that' s been growing for years | |
| Is finally born it' s finally here | |
| You' re too sick now for healing it' s sudden and sharp | |
| Kicked loose the venom, no angels or harps | |
| And so, limping to freedom, collapse in the grass | |
| Reduced to a myth, revised as you pass | |
| To a true crime reduction, a nut at the end | |
| Who lived without walls or family or friends | |
| But for black and white photos, a wonderful face | |
| A glint in your eye the years can' t erase | |
| And a child born in New York will pick up the call | |
| And dream of you nightly, a voice down his hall | |
| He' ll row out to your island, and seek out your grave | |
| Like thousands before him, he' ll go the same way | |
| That' s the sadness of dreaming you' re more than you are | |
| You' ll end up with nothing, your shit in a car | |
| In a town with one stoplight, an island alone | |
| Plunged down through Niagara, in parents' homes | |
| Found in attics and basements with ice through the veins | |
| No matter the ending, it all looks the same | |
| We are sailing for Netta, our luggage in stow | |
| We get here in cruise ships and dinghies and floats | |
| To a swirling of spirits, from far and from near | |
| Mother of magic, your children are here |