Little Bubble歌曲歌词：
Morning
About the break of day
Here we lay, arm in arm
And cradled by the dawn
How did you sleep?
What did you dream of?
Can you still remember our world in the key of love?
The amount of light that we both know
Or the shadow descending from above
We had our own little bubble
For a while
We had our own little bubble
For a while
Morning
There’s no one else here
I’m alone in the cold
October light hits like a black hole
Growling greatness
Sentry of emptiness
It’s not enough, whatever I dreamed of
Dreams are dumb and meaningless
Like the days they refract
But are dull, empty and sad
I wanna sleep with no dreams
I want to be dead
We had our own little bubble
For a while
We had our own little bubble
For a while
We didn’t know one way or other
For a while
We had our own little bubble
For a while
Little BubbleLRC歌词：
[00:18.80]Morning
[00:21.21]About the break of day
[00:26.35]Here we lay, arm in arm
[00:33.80]And cradled by the dawn
[00:43.85]
[00:44.64]How did you sleep?
[00:47.72]What did you dream of?
[00:51.48]Can you still remember our world in the key of love?
[01:00.29]The amount of light that we both know
[01:04.07]Or the shadow descending from above
[01:14.03]
[01:16.85]We had our own little bubble
[01:23.04]For a while
[01:26.62]We had our own little bubble
[01:32.68]For a while
[01:35.68]
[01:37.04]Morning
[01:39.76]There’s no one else here
[01:44.54]I’m alone in the cold
[01:48.51]October light hits like a black hole
[01:53.94]Growling greatness
[01:58.75]
[01:59.17]Sentry of emptiness
[02:04.63]It’s not enough, whatever I dreamed of
[02:11.39]Dreams are dumb and meaningless
[02:16.59]Like the days they refract
[02:20.38]But are dull, empty and sad
[02:23.96]I wanna sleep with no dreams
[02:26.70]I want to be dead
[02:33.78]
[02:37.12]We had our own little bubble
[02:43.03]For a while
[02:46.97]We had our own little bubble
[02:52.56]For a while
[02:55.30]
[02:56.24]We didn’t know one way or other
[03:02.17]For a while
[03:05.91]We had our own little bubble
[03:11.37]For a while
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Dirty Projectors简介：
by Heather Phares
The Dirty Projectors are the project of Dave Longstreth, a former Yale student who left college to become one of the most prolific and unique indie singer/songwriters of the early 2000s. In early 2002 Longstreth released his first album, The Graceful Fallen Mango, under his own name on the This Heart Plays Records imprint. Largely recorded on four-track with the help of friends in likeminded projects such as Wolf Colonel and Dear Nora, the album introduced Longstreth’s distinctive, crooning voice and equally unique approach to arrangements and both lo-fi and hi-fi production. As he continued to record, Longstreth played shows with other contemporaries like the Microphones, Bobby Birdman, and [[[[VVRSSNN]]]] (aka Yume Bitsu’s Adam Forkner). Forkner helped record his next album, The Glad Fact, which was the first to bear the Dirty Projectors name and arrived on Western Vinyl in fall 2003. This was followed quickly by Morning Better Last!, an album culled from three triple albums he recorded in 2001 and 2002; it was an Internet-only release on States Rights. Slaves’ Graves and Ballads, which Longstreth described as “a song-journey for me singing with a ten-piece chamber group called the Orchestral Society for the Preservation of the Orchestra,” arrived in early 2004 as a split release on Western Vinyl and Happy Happy Birthday to Me Records. Later that year, the orchestrally enhanced Slaves’ Graves & Ballads arrived.