Blind Curve - Marillion

[00:00.06]Blind Curve (Live at Utrecht 1985) - Marillion (马里列恩)
[00:00.82]Written by：Derek Dick/Mark Kelly/Peter Trewavas/Steve Rothery
[00:13.25]Last night you said I was cold untouchable
[00:22.22]A lonely piece of action from another town
[00:28.18]I just want to be free
[00:32.31]I'm happy to be lonely
[00:36.79]Can't you stay away
[00:39.8]Just leave me alone with my thoughts
[00:44.04]And just a runaway runaway just a runaway
[00:51.73]I'm saving myself
[00:55.21]For you
[01:03.35]Strung out below a necklace of carnival lights
[01:08.14]Cold moan held on the crest of the night
[01:13.92]I'm too tired to fight
[01:18.41]So now we're passing strangers at single tables
[01:22.81]Still trying to get over
[01:24.8]Still trying to write love songs for passing strangers
[01:30.07]All those passing strangers
[01:33.85]And the twinkling lies all those twinkling lies
[01:40.270004]Sparkle with the wet ink on the paper
[01:45.740005]On the paper
[02:33.58]Oh I remember Toronto when Mylo went down
[02:37.22]And we sat and we cried on the phone
[02:40.07]I never felt so alone
[02:43.62]He was the first of our own
[02:48.83]Some of us go down in a blaze of obscurity
[02:52.59]Some of us go down in a haze of publicity
[02:56.02]The price of infamy the edge of insanity
[03:03.0]Another holiday in another temporary home
[03:06.74]And an interviewer threatened me with a microphone
[03:10.95]Talk to me won't you tell me your stories
[03:17.16]Stories
[03:32.20999]So I talked about conscience
[03:34.16]And I talked about pain
[03:35.79001]And he looked out the window and it started to rain
[03:39.99]Maybe maybe maybe I've already gone crazy
[03:46.70999]So I reached for a bottle and he reached for the door
[03:50.29001]And I picked up the sleeping pills crushed on the floor
[03:54.24]Inviting me to a casual obscenity
[05:27.02]It would be incredible
[05:29.51]If we could retrace all the collisions
[05:32.88]All the lifes that we lived here
[05:48.2]Wasted I've never been so wasted
[05:53.12]I've never been this far out before
[05:55.68]Perimeter walk
[05:58.16]Walk
[06:03.25]There's a presence here
[06:05.56]I feel not alone
[06:08.43]A presence
[06:13.61]This could be ancient
[06:14.91]This could be mystical
[06:18.7]This could be ancient
[06:19.86]This could be mystical
[06:23.16]There's a presence
[06:26.27]I like a presence like a presence
[06:33.38]This is a childhood a childhood
[06:39.02]A childhood a childhood
[06:43.65]A misplaced childhood
[06:49.23]A childhood a childhood
[06:54.16998]A childhood a childhood
[07:03.33]Give it back to me
[07:20.67]I saw a war widow in a launderette
[07:23.26]Washing the memories from her husband's clothes
[07:28.83]She had medals pinned to a threadbare greatcoat
[07:33.4]A lump in her throat with cemetery eyes
[07:37.03]I see convoys curbcrawling west German autobahns
[07:41.7]Trying to pick up a war
[07:44.22]They're going to even the score
[07:47.78]Oh I can't take any more
[07:53.09]I see black flags on factories
[07:55.64]Soup ladles poised on the lips of the poor
[08:01.13]I see children with vacant stares
[08:03.8]Destined for rape in the alleyways
[08:09.18]I can't take any more
[08:13.18]Should we say goodbye
[08:21.19]Hey
[08:25.31]I see priests politicians
[08:27.53]The heroes in black plastic body bags under nations' flags
[08:33.12]I see children pleading with outstretched hands
[08:36.91]Drenched in napalm this is no Vietnam
[08:40.96]I can't take any more
[08:44.92]Should we say goodbye
[08:49.8]How can we justify
[08:54.51]They call us civilised
[09:04.44]I can't take any more