老鹰英文儿歌

我宁可当麻雀也不当蜗牛 I'd rather be a sparrow than a snail 我宁愿如此 Yes I would 如果我能够 If I could 我当然愿意 I surely would 我宁可当铁锤也不当铁钉 I'd rather be a hammer than a nail 我宁愿如此 Yes I would 如果我能 If I only could 我当然愿意 I surely would 飞走 我宁可飞走 Away I'd rather sail away 像天鹅一样来去自由 Like a swan that's here and gone 人被地面束缚 A man gets tied up to the ground 发出的声音最悲 He gives the world its saddest sound 声音最悲 Its saddest sound music 我宁可当森林也不当街道 I'd rather be a forest than a street 我宁愿如此 Yes I would 若我能做到 If I could 我当然愿意 I surely would 我宁可感觉脚踏实地 I'd rather feel the earth beneath my feet 我宁愿如此 Yes I would 如果能如此 If I only could 我肯定愿意 I surely would 飞走 我宁可飞走 Away I'd rather sail away 像天鹅一样来去自由 Like a swan that's here and gone 人被地面束缚 A man gets tied up to the ground 发出的声音最悲 He gives the world its saddest sound 声音最悲 Its saddest sound music la la la...

中文名：《山鹰之歌》外文名：《El Condor Pasa》编曲者：Daniel Alomía Robles演唱者：保罗·西蒙发行时间：1970年歌词：我宁可当麻雀也不当蜗牛I'd rather be a sparrow than a snail我宁愿如此Yes I would如果我能够If I could我当然愿意I surely would我宁可当铁锤也不当铁钉I'd rather be a hammer than a nail我宁愿如此Yes I would如果我能If I only could我当然愿意I surely would飞走 我宁可飞走Away I'd rather sail away像天鹅一样来去自由Like a swan that's here and gone人被地面束缚A man gets tied up to the ground发出的声音最悲He gives the world its saddest sound声音最悲Its saddest soundmusic我宁可当森林也不当街道I'd rather be a forest than a street我宁愿如此Yes I would若我能做到If I could我当然愿意I surely would我宁可感觉脚踏实地I'd rather feel the earth beneath my feet我宁愿如此Yes I would如果能如此If I only could我肯定愿意I surely would飞走 我宁可飞走Away I'd rather sail away像天鹅一样来去自由Like a swan that's here and gone人被地面束缚A man gets tied up to the ground发出的声音最悲He gives the world its saddest sound声音最悲Its saddest soundmusicla la la...

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moon shining down through the palms shadows moving on the sand somebody whispering the 23rd psalm dusty rifle in his trembling hands somebody trying just to stay alive he got promises to keep over the ocean in america far away, the master sleeps silent stars blinking in the blackness of an endless sky gold, silver satellites, ghostly caravans passing by galaxies unfolding and new worlds being born pilgrims and prodigals creeping toward the dawn and it's a long road out of eden music blasting from an suv on a bright and sunny day rolling down the interstate in the good old usa having lunch at the petroleum club smoking fine cigars and swapping lies they say, "give me 'nother slice of that barbecued brisket give me 'nother piece of that pecan pie" freeways flickering; cell phones chiming a tune we're riding to utopia; road map says we'll be arriving soon captains of the old order clinging to the reins assuring us these aches inside are only growing pains but it's a long road out of eden back home, i was so certain; the path was very clear but now i have to wonder - what are we doing here? and i'm not counting on tomorrow and i can't tell wrong from right but i'd give anything to be there in your arms tonight weaving down the american highway through the litter and the wreckage, and the cultural junk bloated with entitlement, bloated on propaganda now we're driving dazed and drunk went down the road to damascus, the road to mandalay met the ghost of caesar on the appian way he said, "it's hard to stop this binging once you get a taste but the road to empire is a bloody, stupid waste" behold the bitten apple, the power of the tools but all the knowledge in the world is of no use to fools and it's a long road out of eden