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Lilja\'s Lament

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  • 作曲 : SALOMAA, JOHANNA
    Strolling under harbor lights, Lilja reads a line
    ‘Poor Tatiana’
    In another library, Rochester arrives
    Oh lord, he’s half-blind
    Lancelot and Guinevere came nowhere near the pier
    No love this year
    Marian called Robin Hood to save her from the sea
    But words are cheap
    Stories had been spun, a sea of metaphors were done
    And Lilja heard but wonder’s thunder
    All the books she read kept her in bed and hurt her head
    Her tragic flaw was not a blunder
    Percival got drunk and tossed his cup into the snow
    Where’d the grail go?
    Catherine found her Heathcliff but the Brontes died alone
    Air gets so cold
    Wind revives the balladeers sentenced to their words
    Fog means return
    For the bards and troubadours, sentences are worlds
    We long but don’t learn
    Stories had been spun, a sea of metaphors were done
    And Lilja heard but wonder’s thunder
    All the books she read kept her in bed and hurt her head
    Her tragic flaw was not a blunder
    Teeter totter by the harbor, Lilja looked up saw a starfish
    Holding her hand was Ophelia,
    Smith, Elliot; Plath, Sylvia
    Stories had been spun, a sea of metaphors were done
    But Lilja lived her blunder thunder
    All the books she read put her to rest on a seabed
    Her tragic flaw still makes me wonder
    Stories had been spun, a sea of metaphors were done
    But Lilja lived her blunder thunder
    All the books she read put her to rest on a seabed
    Her tragic flaw still makes me wonder
    lalala laaa lalala lalaalaa lalalalalalaaa lalalalalaalaa laa laa laa
  • 作曲 : SALOMAA, JOHANNA
    Strolling under harbor lights, Lilja reads a line
    ‘Poor Tatiana’
    In another library, Rochester arrives
    Oh lord, he’s half-blind
    Lancelot and Guinevere came nowhere near the pier
    No love this year
    Marian called Robin Hood to save her from the sea
    But words are cheap
    Stories had been spun, a sea of metaphors were done
    And Lilja heard but wonder’s thunder
    All the books she read kept her in bed and hurt her head
    Her tragic flaw was not a blunder
    Percival got drunk and tossed his cup into the snow
    Where’d the grail go?
    Catherine found her Heathcliff but the Brontes died alone
    Air gets so cold
    Wind revives the balladeers sentenced to their words
    Fog means return
    For the bards and troubadours, sentences are worlds
    We long but don’t learn
    Stories had been spun, a sea of metaphors were done
    And Lilja heard but wonder’s thunder
    All the books she read kept her in bed and hurt her head
    Her tragic flaw was not a blunder
    Teeter totter by the harbor, Lilja looked up saw a starfish
    Holding her hand was Ophelia,
    Smith, Elliot; Plath, Sylvia
    Stories had been spun, a sea of metaphors were done
    But Lilja lived her blunder thunder
    All the books she read put her to rest on a seabed
    Her tragic flaw still makes me wonder
    Stories had been spun, a sea of metaphors were done
    But Lilja lived her blunder thunder
    All the books she read put her to rest on a seabed
    Her tragic flaw still makes me wonder
    lalala laaa lalala lalaalaa lalalalalalaaa lalalalalaalaa laa laa laa