[ti:On Raglan Road] [ar:Sinead O'Connor] [al:St. Patrick's Day Party] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]On Raglan Road - Sinéad O'Connor (西尼德·奥康娜) [00:04.92]On Raglan Road on an Autumn day [00:13.21] [00:13.72]I saw her first and knew [00:23.70] [00:24.22]That her dark hair would weave a snare [00:33.77]That I might one day rue [00:40.02] [00:43.09]I saw the danger yet I walked [00:51.84] [00:53.01]Along the enchanted way [01:00.84] [01:02.07]And I said"Let grief be a fallen leaf [01:12.09]At the dawning of the day" [01:21.50] [01:22.59]On Grafton Street in November [01:30.53]We tripped lightly along the ledge [01:40.42]Of a deep ravine where can be seen [01:49.43]The worth of passions pledge [01:57.90]The Queen of Hearts still making tarts [02:06.77]And I not making hay [02:14.75]Oh I loved too much by such by such [02:22.61]Is happiness blown away [02:32.37]I gave her gifts of the mind [02:38.54]I gave her the secret sign that's known [02:49.76]To the artists who have known the true [02:58.60]Gods of sound and stone [03:04.94] [03:06.82]And word and tint I did not stint [03:15.31]For I gave her poems to say [03:23.54]With her own name there and her dark hair [03:31.46]Like clouds over fields of May [03:39.63] [04:49.33]On a quiet street where old ghosts meet [04:56.77]I see her walking now [05:06.50]Away from me so hurriedly [05:14.93]My reason must allow [05:23.30]That I had ruled not as I should [05:31.74]A creature made of clay [05:39.66]When the angel woos the clay [05:45.96]He'll lose his wings at the dawn of day