| Song | Vincent Craine |
| Artist | And Also the Trees |
| Album | The Evening of the 24th |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Burrows, Havas, Jones | |
| It was late afternoon | |
| She sat watching never come to Vincent Crane | |
| Under the wet weather swollen door | |
| Never came | |
| She pressed her knee up | |
| Underneath the wooden table | |
| As in her midriff | |
| Dread flutters like the thread of love or pain | |
| There was a bowl of fruit | |
| Shrinking on the table by a rusty spoon | |
| Over the mist weary distant hills | |
| Never came | |
| Through piles of wrecked cars | |
| From the stagnant pools of water | |
| From the abattoir flys | |
| That swarm leech and crawl in Clamour Lane | |
| She walked towards the door | |
| Pushed it open and stood behind Vincent Crane | |
| He leaned back and locked his arms around her | |
| Thin awkward legs | |
| They watched the sunlight | |
| Slide in cold squares across the walls |
| zuo qu : Burrows, Havas, Jones | |
| It was late afternoon | |
| She sat watching never come to Vincent Crane | |
| Under the wet weather swollen door | |
| Never came | |
| She pressed her knee up | |
| Underneath the wooden table | |
| As in her midriff | |
| Dread flutters like the thread of love or pain | |
| There was a bowl of fruit | |
| Shrinking on the table by a rusty spoon | |
| Over the mist weary distant hills | |
| Never came | |
| Through piles of wrecked cars | |
| From the stagnant pools of water | |
| From the abattoir flys | |
| That swarm leech and crawl in Clamour Lane | |
| She walked towards the door | |
| Pushed it open and stood behind Vincent Crane | |
| He leaned back and locked his arms around her | |
| Thin awkward legs | |
| They watched the sunlight | |
| Slide in cold squares across the walls |
| zuò qǔ : Burrows, Havas, Jones | |
| It was late afternoon | |
| She sat watching never come to Vincent Crane | |
| Under the wet weather swollen door | |
| Never came | |
| She pressed her knee up | |
| Underneath the wooden table | |
| As in her midriff | |
| Dread flutters like the thread of love or pain | |
| There was a bowl of fruit | |
| Shrinking on the table by a rusty spoon | |
| Over the mist weary distant hills | |
| Never came | |
| Through piles of wrecked cars | |
| From the stagnant pools of water | |
| From the abattoir flys | |
| That swarm leech and crawl in Clamour Lane | |
| She walked towards the door | |
| Pushed it open and stood behind Vincent Crane | |
| He leaned back and locked his arms around her | |
| Thin awkward legs | |
| They watched the sunlight | |
| Slide in cold squares across the walls |