
The Dreamer Is Still Asleep歌曲歌词:
作曲 : Peter Christopherson/Drew McDowall/Timothy Lewis/John Balance
Hush; may I ask you all for silence?
The dreamer is still asleep
May the goddess keep us from single vision
And you to sleep
The dreamer is still asleep
The dreamer is still asleep
He’s inventing landscapes in their magnetic field
Working out a means of escape
We’ll cut across the crop circles
The seer says no
Not much time left for these escape attempts
Look at it this way
In ten years’ time
Who’ll care? Who’ll even remember?
One dies like that, deep within it
Almost inside it
It’s there for a reason
I’ll give you my old address
And take that little book
To tear and cut the paper
The beginning is also the end
Time defines it, time defines it
It will end
Like close friendship
Nothing could be further
We forget the space between people and things
Is empty
We forget, and don’t notice the loss
Crossing into venerable degeneration
It’s that radiant pollution
The god with the silver hands surveys this vast contamination
The dreamer is still dreaming
The dreamer is still dreaming
In the heart of your heart
Your eye remains
Is that hurt you? Is that blister you call loveless?
Your whole life is a cold slow shock
Your whole life is a cold slow shock
Take all your time
Track the shabby shadow down
Through hissy mists of history
The dreamer is still dreaming
The dreamer is still dreaming
Hush; may I ask you all for silence?
Will he wake in time to catch the sunset?
Hush; may I ask you all for silent?
May I ask you all for silent?
The Dreamer Is Still AsleepLRC歌词:
[00:00.00] 作曲 : Peter Christopherson/Drew McDowall/Timothy Lewis/John Balance
[00:00.00] Hush; may I ask you all for silence?
[00:38.49]The dreamer is still asleep
[00:48.33]May the goddess keep us from single vision
[01:00.66]And you to sleep
[01:12.60]The dreamer is still asleep
[01:20.34]The dreamer is still asleep
[01:26.85]He’s inventing landscapes in their magnetic field
[01:42.54]Working out a means of escape
[01:50.85]We’ll cut across the crop circles
[02:06.36]The seer says no
[02:10.17]Not much time left for these escape attempts
[02:21.18]Look at it this way
[02:24.60]In ten years’ time
[02:27.69]Who’ll care? Who’ll even remember?
[02:45.51]One dies like that, deep within it
[02:55.80]Almost inside it
[03:01.38]It’s there for a reason
[03:10.05]I’ll give you my old address
[03:12.42]And take that little book
[03:14.67]To tear and cut the paper
[03:26.97]The beginning is also the end
[03:35.28]Time defines it, time defines it
[03:41.22]It will end
[03:45.93]Like close friendship
[03:50.64]Nothing could be further
[03:55.68]We forget the space between people and things
[04:09.69]Is empty
[04:13.59]We forget, and don’t notice the loss
[04:43.47]Crossing into venerable degeneration
[04:52.47]It’s that radiant pollution
[05:02.85]The god with the silver hands surveys this vast contamination
[05:17.22]The dreamer is still dreaming
[05:26.70]The dreamer is still dreaming
[05:30.36]In the heart of your heart
[05:31.05]Your eye remains
[05:31.56]Is that hurt you? Is that blister you call loveless?
[05:36.87]Your whole life is a cold slow shock
[06:19.41]Your whole life is a cold slow shock
[06:34.20]Take all your time
[06:38.16]Track the shabby shadow down
[06:41.55]Through hissy mists of history
[06:57.60]The dreamer is still dreaming
[07:04.86]The dreamer is still dreaming
[07:29.28]Hush; may I ask you all for silence?
[07:50.91]Will he wake in time to catch the sunset?
[08:05.28]Hush; may I ask you all for silent?
[08:19.53]May I ask you all for silent?
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Coil简介:
小简介
Initially established in 1983 as a solo outlet for vocalist and percussionist John Balance, the experimental sonic manipulation unit Coil became a full-fledged concern a year later following the arrival of keyboardist/programmer Peter Christopherson, a founder of Psychic TV as well as a member of Throbbing Gristle. After debuting with the 17-minute single How to Destroy Angels, Balance and Christopherson recruited the aid of Possessions Stephen Thrower, J.G. Foetus Thirlwell, and Gavin Friday to record their full-length 1984 bow Scatology, an intense, primal work of sculpted industrial noise thematically devoted to the concepts of alchemy and transmutation.
Coil spent the next period of its existence exploring visual media. In late 1984 they recorded a rendition of the Soft Cell smash Tainted Love, producing a widely banned, hallucinogenic video clip featuring Mark Almond as the Angel of Death; despite considerable controversy at home, the video ultimately found its way to the archives of the Museum of Modern Art. After spending several years working with filmmaker Derek Jarman on the feature The Angelic Conversation, Coil issued a remixed edition of their soundtrack. Following 1986s Nightmare Culture, a collaboration with Boyd Rice produced as split release with Current 93, Christopherson and Balance invited Stephen Thrower to join the group in a full-time capacity. As a trio, they recorded 1986s Horse Rotorvator, an LP introducing classical, jazz, and Middle Eastern textures into the mix, as well as the EP The Anal Staircase.
In 1987, Coil issued The Unreleased Themes for Hellraiser, a collection of atmospheric gothic instrumentals commissioned for but ultimately cut from the Clive Barker horror film, followed by Gold Is the Metal (With the Broadest Shoulders), a remixed history of the groups first several years of work. Unnatural History, another career overview, effectively ended the first phase of the bands career in 1990; when Coil resurfaced a year later with Loves Secret Domain, their music reflected the strong influence of the acid house culture. Another long layoff brought on by financial difficulties ended in 1995, when the group — now consisting of Christopherson, Balance, and Dean McCowall — signed to Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznors Nothing Records label to release Backwards. Additionally, they recorded the LP Worship the Glitch, issued under the name ELpH, and in 1996 cut A Thousand Lights in a Darkened Room as Black Light District, the first in an ongoing series of Black Light District releases.
