CYCLES歌词

作词 : Rory Allen Philip Ferreira
作曲 : Kenny Adam Segal/Michael Kamron Parvizi/Aaron K Carmack
It was gonna be a big summer, you know, a big summer
Every one since then too, "a big summer"
"Gonna be a big summer"
Yet, somehow that's never the case, is it?
It's the sprawl of autumn, isn't it?
It's the crunch, where one can never daytrip
You know living myths can come true
Sometime it might happen to you, especially if you live outside of time
Anyway, the rhyme you are about to hear isn't true
But, it isn't false either
Any resemblance between this rhythm poetic exploration in reality is
Purely magical, purely magical
At the end of the world, we was fightin' back with brushes and pens
We decided that the suffering should end, no matter how good it feels
Wooden shields ain't stoppin' ******s
So we dropped those, quit lyin' to ourselves
Started writin' poems, got stronger by ourselves
Kinship bein' the hunger that we felt, so we trusted that
Made moves from it
Got busted backs, bruised stomachs
Ruby yacht, whole crew illustrious
We did those stints, tenures, benders, bent censures, spent ledgers
Unyielding, a taste of they own medicine
Every member is also president
How could you stop what you can't clot, hmm?
If within the last century
Art conceived as an autonomous activity has come to be invested with an unprecedented stature
The nearest thing to a sacramental human activity acknowledged by secular society
It is because one of the tasks art has assumed is making forays into
And taking up positions on the frontiers of consciousness and reporting back what's there
Being a freelance explorer of spiritual dangers
The artist gains a certain license to behave differently
Matching with singularity of the vocation
They may be decked out with a suitably eccentric lifestyle, or not
Their job is to invent trophies of experience
But things go backwards, the wrong people get placards
You get a collection of spatulas, heavy brow lines
Sacrificing down time for the wrong guys' good graces
Shoulda held them aces and betted on self
Eventually we're all just heads on a shelf
Trophies in cupboards, mopey customer
Doping up for a big day again, really it bores me
We're the stuff that's so boring, hijacking stories
Sapping the gold from the blood
MOG started from MUD
Be the first ones to judge
Funny how cycles work, funny how cycles work
Swear I just know my worth, swear I just know my worth
Funny how cycles work, funny how cycles work
Swear I just know my worth, swear I just know my worth
Funny how cycles work, funny how cycles work
Swear I just know my worth, swear I just know my worth
Swear I just know my worth
Funny how cycles work, funny how cycles work
Swear I just know my worth, swear I just know my worth
Funny how cycles work
Peace to the eternal spirit and soul of the grandmaster Jack Whitten. An idea is a work of art. From Chicago, Illinois to Bessamer, Alabama. An idea is a work of art
Peace, peace, peace, peace

CYCLESLRC歌词

[00:00.000] 作词 : Rory Allen Philip Ferreira
[00:01.000] 作曲 : Kenny Adam Segal/Michael Kamron Parvizi/Aaron K Carmack
[00:02.521]It was gonna be a big summer, you know, a big summer
[00:06.178]Every one since then too, "a big summer"
[00:09.678]"Gonna be a big summer"
[00:11.794]Yet, somehow that's never the case, is it?
[00:14.772]It's the sprawl of autumn, isn't it?
[00:17.384]It's the crunch, where one can never daytrip
[00:21.303]You know living myths can come true
[00:24.098]Sometime it might happen to you, especially if you live outside of time
[00:28.878]Anyway, the rhyme you are about to hear isn't true
[00:32.248]But, it isn't false either
[00:34.364]Any resemblance between this rhythm poetic exploration in reality is
[00:38.596]Purely magical, purely magical
[00:43.298]At the end of the world, we was fightin' back with brushes and pens
[00:48.078]We decided that the suffering should end, no matter how good it feels
[00:52.153]Wooden shields ain't stoppin' ******s
[00:53.851]So we dropped those, quit lyin' to ourselves
[00:56.255]Started writin' poems, got stronger by ourselves
[00:58.684]Kinship bein' the hunger that we felt, so we trusted that
[01:02.054]Made moves from it
[01:03.647]Got busted backs, bruised stomachs
[01:06.051]Ruby yacht, whole crew illustrious
[01:08.611]We did those stints, tenures, benders, bent censures, spent ledgers
[01:13.783]Unyielding, a taste of they own medicine
[01:16.917]Every member is also president
[01:18.877]How could you stop what you can't clot, hmm?
[01:23.317]If within the last century
[01:24.937]Art conceived as an autonomous activity has come to be invested with an unprecedented stature
[01:30.292]The nearest thing to a sacramental human activity acknowledged by secular society
[01:35.282]It is because one of the tasks art has assumed is making forays into
[01:39.435]And taking up positions on the frontiers of consciousness and reporting back what's there
[01:45.077]Being a freelance explorer of spiritual dangers
[01:47.899]The artist gains a certain license to behave differently
[01:51.112]Matching with singularity of the vocation
[01:53.567]They may be decked out with a suitably eccentric lifestyle, or not
[01:57.877]Their job is to invent trophies of experience
[02:01.926]But things go backwards, the wrong people get placards
[02:05.375]You get a collection of spatulas, heavy brow lines
[02:08.170]Sacrificing down time for the wrong guys' good graces
[02:12.114]Shoulda held them aces and betted on self
[02:15.014]Eventually we're all just heads on a shelf
[02:17.731]Trophies in cupboards, mopey customer
[02:20.238]Doping up for a big day again, really it bores me
[02:23.086]We're the stuff that's so boring, hijacking stories
[02:27.213]Sapping the gold from the blood
[02:29.773]MOG started from MUD
[02:32.490]Be the first ones to judge
[02:34.762]Funny how cycles work, funny how cycles work
[02:37.636]Swear I just know my worth, swear I just know my worth
[02:41.267]Funny how cycles work, funny how cycles work
[02:43.592]Swear I just know my worth, swear I just know my worth
[02:46.935]Funny how cycles work, funny how cycles work
[02:49.652]Swear I just know my worth, swear I just know my worth
[02:53.335]Swear I just know my worth
[02:55.164]Funny how cycles work, funny how cycles work
[02:58.873]Swear I just know my worth, swear I just know my worth
[03:01.407]Funny how cycles work
[03:03.654]Peace to the eternal spirit and soul of the grandmaster Jack Whitten. An idea is a work of art. From Chicago, Illinois to Bessamer, Alabama. An idea is a work of art
[03:14.155]Peace, peace, peace, peace

CYCLES歌词,CYCLESLRC歌词

歌曲名:CYCLES  歌手:R.A.P. Ferreira  所属专辑:《Purple Moonlight Pages》

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歌曲ID:2816213  分类:Purple Moonlight Pages  语言:  大小:3.1 MB  时长:03:23秒  比特率:129K  评分:0.0分

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