| Song | The Pear Tree |
| Artist | And Also the Trees |
| Album | Farewell to the Shade |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Burrows, Jones | |
| She hung her gown from the pear tree | |
| And watched it swing | |
| Above the daisies ox-eyes | |
| Like the flapping of wings | |
| Through the blue marbled sky | |
| From her chest | |
| And the trickling of sweat | |
| The midday sun slants down | |
| Around her through the leaves | |
| Like a loosening embrace | |
| The colours fade | |
| And the branches creak | |
| The hanging gown in the pear tree | |
| Flitters its limbs | |
| Turns with ther breath to autumns | |
| Burning sky a-beckoning | |
| With the song of the lark | |
| She could sing | |
| To the summer but it left | |
| The evening sun falls down | |
| Around her through the leaves | |
| Like a loosening embrace | |
| The summer wanes | |
| And the branches creak | |
| The hanging gown in the pear tree | |
| Above her swings | |
| Like earths abandoned angel | |
| Loosely flapping its wings | |
| With the regular rise and fall of her chest |
| zuo qu : Burrows, Jones | |
| She hung her gown from the pear tree | |
| And watched it swing | |
| Above the daisies oxeyes | |
| Like the flapping of wings | |
| Through the blue marbled sky | |
| From her chest | |
| And the trickling of sweat | |
| The midday sun slants down | |
| Around her through the leaves | |
| Like a loosening embrace | |
| The colours fade | |
| And the branches creak | |
| The hanging gown in the pear tree | |
| Flitters its limbs | |
| Turns with ther breath to autumns | |
| Burning sky abeckoning | |
| With the song of the lark | |
| She could sing | |
| To the summer but it left | |
| The evening sun falls down | |
| Around her through the leaves | |
| Like a loosening embrace | |
| The summer wanes | |
| And the branches creak | |
| The hanging gown in the pear tree | |
| Above her swings | |
| Like earths abandoned angel | |
| Loosely flapping its wings | |
| With the regular rise and fall of her chest |
| zuò qǔ : Burrows, Jones | |
| She hung her gown from the pear tree | |
| And watched it swing | |
| Above the daisies oxeyes | |
| Like the flapping of wings | |
| Through the blue marbled sky | |
| From her chest | |
| And the trickling of sweat | |
| The midday sun slants down | |
| Around her through the leaves | |
| Like a loosening embrace | |
| The colours fade | |
| And the branches creak | |
| The hanging gown in the pear tree | |
| Flitters its limbs | |
| Turns with ther breath to autumns | |
| Burning sky abeckoning | |
| With the song of the lark | |
| She could sing | |
| To the summer but it left | |
| The evening sun falls down | |
| Around her through the leaves | |
| Like a loosening embrace | |
| The summer wanes | |
| And the branches creak | |
| The hanging gown in the pear tree | |
| Above her swings | |
| Like earths abandoned angel | |
| Loosely flapping its wings | |
| With the regular rise and fall of her chest |