《Rubber & Bone》歌词

[00:00:00] Rubber & Bone - The Growlers

[00:00:24] No pretty trees here

[00:00:25] No sweet tea breeze

[00:00:27] You'd better leather wrap your baby feet

[00:00:31] Lift your chin up

[00:00:33] Connect your eyes

[00:00:35] To the half-dead with hearts still alive

[00:00:39] Yes they have names too

[00:00:42] (Don't forget)

[00:00:43] It could happen to you

[00:00:45] (You will too)

[00:00:47] Starving souls need fed

[00:00:49] (I respect)

[00:00:51] Recognize our living dead

[00:00:53] (Won't forget)

[00:00:55] Downtown is a ghetto

[00:00:58] Where the curbs have space

[00:01:01] There's humans abandoned

[00:01:05] Complying

[00:01:06] Hard lines in their hopeless faces

[00:01:23] No dirt to coat

[00:01:25] Green grass to mow

[00:01:27] Broken glass oh

[00:01:29] The rubber & bones

[00:01:31] Where the river dumps

[00:01:33] Our trash and smut

[00:01:35] Under our fingernails

[00:01:37] Under our rug

[00:01:39] Yes they have names too

[00:01:41] (Don't forget)

[00:01:43] It could happen to you

[00:01:45] (You will too)

[00:01:47] Starving souls need fed

[00:01:49] (I respect)

[00:01:50] Recognize our living dead

[00:01:55] Downtown is a ghetto

[00:01:58] Where the curbs have space

[00:02:01] There's humans abandoned

[00:02:04] Complying

[00:02:05] Hard lines in their hopeless faces

[00:02:25] Feeling for handout

[00:02:27] Handshake of time

[00:02:29] Shake a microcosm

[00:02:30] To the center of your mind

[00:02:39] Yes they have names too

[00:02:41] (Don't forget)

[00:02:42] It could happen to you

[00:02:45] (You will too)

[00:02:46] Starving souls need fed

[00:02:49] (I respect)

[00:02:50] Recognize our living dead

[00:02:54] Downtown is a ghetto

[00:02:58] Where the curbs have space

[00:03:01] There's humans abandoned

[00:03:04] Complying

[00:03:05] Hard lines in their worn out faces

[00:03:09] Downtown is a ghetto

[00:03:13] Where the curbs have space

[00:03:16] There's humans abandoned

[00:03:19] Complying

[00:03:20] Hard lines in their hopeless faces