Sleeping Satellite (Karaoke Lead Vocal Version)-Stingray Music Group

In the Style of Tasmin Archer

歌手 : Stingray Music Group

专辑 : The Karaoke Channel - One Hit Wonders of the 90's, Vol. 2

语种 : 英语

时长 : 04:32

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TXT Sleeping Satellite (Karaoke Lead Vocal Version)-Stingray Music Group 文本歌词

Sleeping Satellite (In the Style of Tasmin Archer) (Performance Track with Demonstration Vocals) - Done Again (又一次乐队)

(Performance Track with Demonstration Vocals)

I blame you for the moonlit sky

And the dream that died with the Eagle's flight

I blame you for the moonlit nights

When I wonder why are the seas still dry

Don't blame this sleeping satellite

Did we fly to the moon too soon

Did we squander the chance In the rush of the race

The reason we chase is lost in romance

And still we try to justify the waste

For a taste of man's greatest adventure

I blame you for the moonlit sky

And the dream that died with the Eagle's flight

I blame you for the moonlit nights

When I wonder why are the seas still dry

Don't blame this sleeping satellite

Have we got what it takes to advance

Have we did peak too soon If the world is so green

Then why does it scream under a blue moon

We wonder why the earth's sacrificed

For the price of its greatest treasure

I blame you for the moonlit sky

And the dream that died with the Eagle's flight

I blame you for the moonlit nights

When I wonder why are the seas still dry

Don't blame this sleeping satellite

And when we shoot for the stars

What a giant step have we got what it takes

To carry the weight of this concept

Or pass it by like a shot in the dark

Miss the mark with a sense of adventure

Don't blame this sleeping satellite

I blame you for the moonlit sky

And the dream that died with the Eagle's flight

I blame you for the moonlit nights

When I wonder why are the seas still dry

Don't blame this sleeping satellite