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" S7 J. o" K. P) |( a作詞：Don Mclean 作曲：Don Mclean
! j: \! Z' g& Z" C+ C* d2 d5 QStarry, starry night
6 z" ^( b7 C3 i8 P" {4 p2 Q+ h繁星點點的夜裡
[- c0 U/ ?7 Y5 A+ x* R6 w2 VPaint your palette blue and gray
/ ], r0 B h0 R, P9 B' t畫出你調色盤裡的藍與灰
, a/ U0 |9 K0 G; m8 A; B& oLook out on a summer's day1 @. o) w5 Z" b5 E
在夏日裡出外探訪 P0 l, L% B1 U
With eyes that know the darkness in my soul0 {/ X7 g6 v( B. O0 m
用你那洞悉我靈魂幽暗處的雙眼' W- {( j* t1 t: z7 e* Y2 Q- l
Shadows on the hills
/ W4 \) f% C7 L' v. X山丘上的陰影$ s* Z r1 P9 Y5 \* `+ A2 f
Sketch the trees and the daffodils
8 J: W& R9 n5 _( ]' {描繪出樹林與水仙花" i4 w/ G; K& C, O
Catch the breeze and the winter chills7 W5 x! v# I L' I- ^ |1 d
捕捉微風與冬天的冷冽" F, ?5 y2 c2 p) P1 n
In colors on the snowy linen land( V, k6 G4 R$ ?5 A
用那雪地裡亞麻般的色彩
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: d5 T& s3 A+ \. q4 z0 {. n8 \Now I understand( }- I4 T$ B3 w3 D+ p/ `4 c V
如今我才明白，你想說的是什麼
+ [* Q/ m; _# x9 LWhat you tried to say to me
* ~4 P! G9 x- OHow you suffered for your sanity+ G- g* c, U3 p2 z4 g
當你清醒時你有多麼痛苦
2 y/ [! ~! U, LHow you tried to set them free
( i; |, B, U2 {- P你努力的想讓它們得到解脫/ [) [# f4 ~0 i. S
They would not listen they did not know how; p/ Q, p3 l3 F
但人們卻不理會，也不知該怎麼做) S; u; T. x/ T8 m" r
Perhaps they'll listen now
+ X* y$ ]( X9 F" N" c+ F, s也許，人們將學會傾聽* y6 |2 A8 w% P% V6 S+ V4 _/ [+ U9 }
$ ^0 j- q* @3 N5 X/ R/ x aStarry, starry night( i" o: R# @" X& h, E& @
繁星點點的夜裡+ ^; W2 R/ H( T3 a" m& n6 H
Flaming flowers that brightly blaze
( o, x' ~" v5 Y: H火紅的花朵燦爛的燃燒著
& @0 ~# T; k8 h m+ p; h8 aSwirling clouds in violet haze
3 f2 U6 ~: v7 }% m漩渦似的雲飄在紫羅蘭色的霧裡
+ D, A# n; S3 d* n; oReflect in Vincent's eyes of china blue2 ]" b# R6 q# k
映照在文生湛藍的眼瞳裡
) ]9 @" M+ O/ aColors changing hue
+ T% } P( O6 h; ` o9 t% G色彩變化萬千
* {9 {- ^: O. a5 t* C9 h, ]( d) e- BMorning fields of amber grain$ u( }, @% v9 `6 U1 p
清晨的田園裡琥珀色的農作物
. z# k- ]/ n' p* [# u* F4 u0 ^Weathered faces lined in pain! v! x2 h( A/ E! Q: s/ n# J
佈滿風霜的臉上羅列著痛苦
2 c) z6 F; H# y7 J5 Z5 s" ?Are soothed beneath the artist's loving hand
7 M |. O& A9 w$ c u' \9 _在藝術家憐愛的手下得到撫慰2 L1 [0 d, z" [* ]! N
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Now I understand* B& s! G9 @+ c5 `
如今我才明白，你想說的是什麼
+ K$ A% @. A' E6 {+ ^What you tried to say to me1 h: x& a* v# K7 R2 P9 P
How you suffered for your sanity
4 W2 F( L F* W9 C2 E當你清醒時你有多麼痛苦3 Q! R: k5 s7 N/ l! z# c% Z% J
How you tried to set them free
% _6 r$ N, O% m& f' l5 }9 C8 |3 Z/ t" d你努力的想讓它們得到解脫
! q4 n7 x8 U9 t( k$ q+ Z) t$ ^They would not listen they did not know how& Z3 `5 N" p7 `3 j
但人們卻不理會，也不知該怎麼做% U* K$ Z/ R9 w
Perhaps they'll listen now" ]/ b/ B; J% a# S. i) z. X! u i
也許，人們將學會傾聽+ ~+ O/ T7 x! U" j; Y
6 O7 ^$ B n! FFor they could not love you& h4 C B3 r. G7 {7 {6 T% o
因為當初他們無法愛你( ^: q5 G( b. m9 E% u& Y0 C
But still your love was true
4 w% V# t7 e2 J" `2 S但你的愛依然真切% X. b2 _$ M, @5 p+ P5 [
And when no hope was left inside
4 Q2 S; P( v$ _4 ]. b+ y( JOn that starry, starry night/ \% T5 p! H7 m: P* x, X
當燦爛的星空裡不存一絲希望/ e3 I/ i3 c2 K& d( G
You took your life as lovers often do
9 F3 A' A( z* h Z& |你像許多戀人一樣，結束了自己的生命
; j. I# H4 M- t. p4 t2 YBut I could have told you Vincent" i1 }4 ]: k* u# t
但願我能告訴你，文生
! e) K v2 _1 i7 A3 j/ v6 oThis world was never meant for one as
4 k+ a8 Q: P/ k a, x4 R* n4 ^beautiful as you
' _' @4 ]9 c% X+ L4 s: G這個世界根本配不上一個美麗如你的人
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* _6 u- l" k3 H _. nStarry, starry night
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3 a( l3 f) j3 A$ p y! W; rPortraits hung in empty halls
6 E w# p6 D+ ~3 m/ a: D一幅幅的肖像懸掛在空盪盪的大廳裡4 s# H5 I; p" d; F8 J8 {5 U
Frameless heads on nameless walls9 p) j l* _+ O) f1 O# B$ y1 i
無鑲框的臉倚靠在不知名的牆上
2 o) {3 `1 b) o. k# \With eyes that watch the world and can't forget
; f: O% R8 F& R' g配上一雙看遍世事且永不遺忘的雙眼
, P) r! J8 L, c8 dLike the strangers that you've met1 S9 G( T. _ M0 J
就像你曾遇見的陌生人& b/ E; w0 t# B2 h! X2 M: ?, w' e
The ragged men in ragged clothes$ n- I# O+ Y) j5 S3 K1 l8 j; d7 m, Q- F
那些衣衫襤褸的人們
/ C- R1 E& T$ S; O* O% \The silver thorn of bloody rose1 `: y( W" X; B$ M# K" w5 }
也像血紅的玫瑰上銀色的刺
8 X4 V* J: Z! {$ B! @6 {* v4 }Lie crushed and broken on the virgin snow
: {2 H3 s2 U: i0 J' d斷裂並靜臥在初下的雪上( [# z" `: B% _ E, Q8 |; W3 _
$ Z6 x+ s1 O9 D$ R' u8 k! dNow I think I know6 _& x# D: |+ Z- b0 x5 I( P; {
我想我已明白，你想說的是什麼% Q: S( }5 P. d- p
What you tried to say to me
1 M4 x5 C1 b. b) `How you suffered for your sanity
- t0 k; e" _. y# O, [8 D當你清醒時你有多麼痛苦
, W9 N' g' R3 U; {6 xHow you tried to set them free
- J+ r) l' h, V, c! D0 w你努力的想讓它們得到解脫! F* o* y2 w; Z; i
They would not listen they're not listening still# T: l0 J! j- O8 e; u
但人們卻不理會，現在依然如此" z% N7 O: B, b d: u( c, p0 ~
Perhaps they never will
0 Q. d- a. ]) A7 h" W: V 也許，他們永遠不會……
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