| Song | How I Spent My Fall Vacation |
| Artist | Bruce Cockburn |
| Album | Slice O Life: Bruce Cockburn Live Solo |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Cockburn | |
| Sun went down looking like the eye of | |
| GodBehind icy mist and stark bare trees | |
| Inside the dim empty cinema two guys in leather jackets | |
| Glance at each other and shiver' | |
| They never built these places with winter in mind' | |
| Out the window down the gray road | |
| You can see old walled monastery | |
| Now become a barracks for the paramilitary police | |
| I saw an old lady's face once on a | |
| Japanese train | |
| Half lit, rich with soft luminosity | |
| She was dozing straight upright head bobbing almost imperceptibly | |
| Wheels were playing fast in 9/8 time | |
| Her husband's friendly face suddenly folded up in a sneeze | |
| Across the straight a volcano flew a white smoke flag of surrender | |
| In a Roman street on a full moon night | |
| I was sick and there was a young cop in a circle of yellow light | |
| As we drew near he snapped the safety off his machine pistol | |
| And slid a trembling finger to the trigger | |
| I wanted to say something calming but couldn't catch his eye | |
| He didn't want contact -- he was trained to see movement' | |
| Well don't shoot me, man, | |
| I'm a graceful slow dancer | |
| I'm just a dream to you not real at all' | |
| I wonder if | |
| I'll end up like | |
| Bernie in his dream | |
| A displaced person in some foreign border town | |
| Waiting for a train part hope part myth | |
| While the station changes hands | |
| Or just sitting at home growing tenser with the times | |
| Or like that guy in ' | |
| The Seventh | |
| Seal'Watching the newly dead dance across the hills | |
| Or wearing this leather jacket shivering with a friend | |
| While the eye of | |
| God blazes at us like the sun... |
| zuo ci : Cockburn | |
| Sun went down looking like the eye of | |
| GodBehind icy mist and stark bare trees | |
| Inside the dim empty cinema two guys in leather jackets | |
| Glance at each other and shiver' | |
| They never built these places with winter in mind' | |
| Out the window down the gray road | |
| You can see old walled monastery | |
| Now become a barracks for the paramilitary police | |
| I saw an old lady' s face once on a | |
| Japanese train | |
| Half lit, rich with soft luminosity | |
| She was dozing straight upright head bobbing almost imperceptibly | |
| Wheels were playing fast in 9 8 time | |
| Her husband' s friendly face suddenly folded up in a sneeze | |
| Across the straight a volcano flew a white smoke flag of surrender | |
| In a Roman street on a full moon night | |
| I was sick and there was a young cop in a circle of yellow light | |
| As we drew near he snapped the safety off his machine pistol | |
| And slid a trembling finger to the trigger | |
| I wanted to say something calming but couldn' t catch his eye | |
| He didn' t want contact he was trained to see movement' | |
| Well don' t shoot me, man, | |
| I' m a graceful slow dancer | |
| I' m just a dream to you not real at all' | |
| I wonder if | |
| I' ll end up like | |
| Bernie in his dream | |
| A displaced person in some foreign border town | |
| Waiting for a train part hope part myth | |
| While the station changes hands | |
| Or just sitting at home growing tenser with the times | |
| Or like that guy in ' | |
| The Seventh | |
| Seal' Watching the newly dead dance across the hills | |
| Or wearing this leather jacket shivering with a friend | |
| While the eye of | |
| God blazes at us like the sun... |
| zuò cí : Cockburn | |
| Sun went down looking like the eye of | |
| GodBehind icy mist and stark bare trees | |
| Inside the dim empty cinema two guys in leather jackets | |
| Glance at each other and shiver' | |
| They never built these places with winter in mind' | |
| Out the window down the gray road | |
| You can see old walled monastery | |
| Now become a barracks for the paramilitary police | |
| I saw an old lady' s face once on a | |
| Japanese train | |
| Half lit, rich with soft luminosity | |
| She was dozing straight upright head bobbing almost imperceptibly | |
| Wheels were playing fast in 9 8 time | |
| Her husband' s friendly face suddenly folded up in a sneeze | |
| Across the straight a volcano flew a white smoke flag of surrender | |
| In a Roman street on a full moon night | |
| I was sick and there was a young cop in a circle of yellow light | |
| As we drew near he snapped the safety off his machine pistol | |
| And slid a trembling finger to the trigger | |
| I wanted to say something calming but couldn' t catch his eye | |
| He didn' t want contact he was trained to see movement' | |
| Well don' t shoot me, man, | |
| I' m a graceful slow dancer | |
| I' m just a dream to you not real at all' | |
| I wonder if | |
| I' ll end up like | |
| Bernie in his dream | |
| A displaced person in some foreign border town | |
| Waiting for a train part hope part myth | |
| While the station changes hands | |
| Or just sitting at home growing tenser with the times | |
| Or like that guy in ' | |
| The Seventh | |
| Seal' Watching the newly dead dance across the hills | |
| Or wearing this leather jacket shivering with a friend | |
| While the eye of | |
| God blazes at us like the sun... |