Damon Albarn《Love & Memory》[MP3_LRC]

[00:00.00]90听音乐网 www.90T8.com  [00:00.18]Love And Memory [00:02.32]By John Clare [00:05.01]Thou art gone the dark journey [00:07.44]That leaves no returning; [00:11.28]'Tis fruitless to mourn thee [00:14.44]But who can help mourning [00:17.01]To think of the life [00:18.16]That did laugh on thy brow [00:20.16]In the beautiful past [00:22.31]Left so desolate now [00:25.39]When youth seemed immortal, [00:27.91]So sweet did it weave [00:30.60]Heaven's halo around thee [00:34.23]Earth's hopes to deceive; [00:37.23]Thou fairest and dearest [00:38.95]Where many were fair, [00:40.93]To my heart thou art nearest [00:45.26]Though this name is but there. [00:49.93]The nearer the fountain [00:51.07]More pure the stream flows [00:53.45]And sweeter to fancy [00:54.74]The bud of the rose, [00:57.22]And now thou'rt in heaven [01:00.20]More pure is the birth [01:02.82]Of thoughts that wake of thee [01:05.36]Than aught upon earth. [01:08.06]As a bud green in spring, [01:10.31]As a rose blown in June, [01:13.40]Thy beauty looked out [01:14.80]And departed as soon; [01:18.32]Heaven saw thee too fair [01:19.84]For earth's tenants of clay [01:23.52]And ere age did thee wrong [01:26.20]Thou wert summoned away. [01:31.26]I know thou art happy, [01:32.70]Why in grief need I be? [01:35.50]Yet I am and the more so [01:37.04]To feel it's for thee, [01:39.40]For thy presence possessed [01:40.94]As thy absence destroyed [01:43.52]The most that I loved [01:45.38]And the all I enjoyed. [01:49.00]So I try to seek pleasure [01:50.41]But vainly I try [01:51.99]Now joy's cup is drained [01:53.47]And hope's fountain is dry; [01:57.21]I mix with the living, [01:58.34]Yet what do I see? [02:00.68]Only more cause for sorrow [02:02.16]In losing of thee. [02:05.16]The year has its winter [02:07.58]As well as its May, [02:09.65]So the sweetest must leave us [02:11.41]And the fairest decay; [02:13.73]Suns leave us tonight [02:15.90]And their light none may borrow [02:18.65]So joy retreats from us [02:21.05]Overtaken by sorrow. [02:24.29]The sun greets the spring [02:25.58]And the blossom the bee, [02:27.86]The grass the blea hill [02:29.70]And the leaf the bare tree, [02:32.68]But suns nor yet seasons [02:34.82]As sweet as they be [02:37.09]Shall ever more greet me [02:39.15]With tidings of thee. [02:42.27]The voice of the cuckoo [02:44.22]Is merry at noon [02:46.65]And the song of the nightingale [02:48.68]Gladdens the moon, [02:51.68]But the gayest today [02:52.75]May be saddest tomorrow [02:55.06]And the loudest in joy [02:57.33]Sink the deepest in sorrow. [03:02.74]For the lovely in death [03:03.92]And the fairest must die, [03:06.80]Fall once and forever [03:08.17]Like stars from the sky; [03:11.69]So in vain do I mourn thee, [03:13.94]I know it's in vain, [03:16.40]Who would wish thee from joy [03:18.00]To earth's troubles again [03:20.39]Yet thy love shed upon me [03:24.09]Life more than mine own, [03:26.81]And now thou art from me [03:28.97]My being is gone; [03:32.68]Words know not my grief [03:34.76]Thus without thee to dwell, [03:38.21]Yet in one I felt all [03:41.27]When life bade thee farewell