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作詞：Don Mclean 作曲：Don Mclean
* F' P5 n4 ?2 H% R2 H @# BStarry, starry night
1 c/ R Q& M% |. j6 Z( n, R% S繁星點點的夜裡7 W$ w; ~: {" A" S' y
Paint your palette blue and gray% q+ S" N5 L6 s8 Q& k
畫出你調色盤裡的藍與灰* t: k8 w' K. b3 }
Look out on a summer's day- ~$ c5 C0 R `0 p: f
在夏日裡出外探訪
3 k8 Z* V4 K! m. v4 K. YWith eyes that know the darkness in my soul
# P! J! T+ F5 k3 Q( C" V9 q用你那洞悉我靈魂幽暗處的雙眼
z. R9 G$ F% Z. N; M5 HShadows on the hills
0 a3 s+ ~! c& ]/ U! e山丘上的陰影* B' K0 {$ h. {3 h2 {+ C
Sketch the trees and the daffodils$ ~( [, D9 a+ u- _: p& @
描繪出樹林與水仙花8 D. G& d, \' l2 g4 Z( @' ^9 P
Catch the breeze and the winter chills
- p( G* N! V5 L. A捕捉微風與冬天的冷冽5 O1 J3 _3 r8 N+ H! y
In colors on the snowy linen land
) n, [, z( r5 z- F1 u用那雪地裡亞麻般的色彩! E( e$ a% u: U# W3 z
m+ ?: Q8 x6 E( U4 T* m0 GNow I understand
- \) I. X$ {4 ^% C+ j0 H! M5 V如今我才明白，你想說的是什麼
& h! ^8 {- e4 w2 K/ |& \What you tried to say to me
, t0 F# T: n, ^* x$ v) dHow you suffered for your sanity
/ z0 |6 O$ B- ^5 z8 b( g當你清醒時你有多麼痛苦' q& _: R( K' w$ ]- r
How you tried to set them free6 X$ u% A: _ `
你努力的想讓它們得到解脫
: _0 \. M3 H# K. m$ G/ KThey would not listen they did not know how5 K2 H+ a3 s' |! n& b( q/ L8 Z
但人們卻不理會，也不知該怎麼做
8 @2 Q& E. N$ rPerhaps they'll listen now
/ I# x: R1 _# E也許，人們將學會傾聽4 i, _+ J7 }4 Y) V& X T
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Starry, starry night/ Z- d7 K+ k9 Z0 o1 f; H) K( Q4 c
繁星點點的夜裡6 `. N! c$ r, \
Flaming flowers that brightly blaze
4 B. k$ g6 R& d4 |' {% e火紅的花朵燦爛的燃燒著8 p0 j( {+ f1 `$ g0 P+ ~0 H
Swirling clouds in violet haze2 T4 d" t1 t6 P' H5 d) J
漩渦似的雲飄在紫羅蘭色的霧裡
. Y: y6 M3 [7 n7 n( E- U8 }% \5 k5 vReflect in Vincent's eyes of china blue9 U# `6 }! G# W( |2 \
映照在文生湛藍的眼瞳裡
& j+ @) x7 j) k" I6 ^2 d- b4 \5 bColors changing hue
: L4 _7 }4 g# P! ^8 V色彩變化萬千7 j9 F% l% @- W& e7 U
Morning fields of amber grain
Q! \1 L- }6 K3 O3 _7 p清晨的田園裡琥珀色的農作物6 b' {9 G# O0 }# C5 A- n9 y
Weathered faces lined in pain
) B& u9 Q t M; q, X: p佈滿風霜的臉上羅列著痛苦* @4 Y$ U+ Z* q! x
Are soothed beneath the artist's loving hand" V$ x- l: T9 |: J: k+ o( w7 Z' J
在藝術家憐愛的手下得到撫慰
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, A; Y1 \. t( I, E. R2 JNow I understand
# v7 z7 o- X6 x% [: c4 Y如今我才明白，你想說的是什麼8 f! Y; z8 H- m1 l3 j& N$ h' v
What you tried to say to me6 f2 [8 l. f- r4 {: Y' F' |
How you suffered for your sanity
9 a. h3 g4 n. K/ ~2 V# A當你清醒時你有多麼痛苦' F; e% ?' e% N
How you tried to set them free
) b" a$ M) N, m( k0 f% W你努力的想讓它們得到解脫
* l) [$ m! b T( N, yThey would not listen they did not know how
' w. ^2 e6 B% v F但人們卻不理會，也不知該怎麼做9 S J( ~1 h% q; S% [
Perhaps they'll listen now
$ [4 o8 A, M( S也許，人們將學會傾聽( c2 [' p% a& u
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For they could not love you, T M" A( q0 R& e
因為當初他們無法愛你
@) k' y2 X# x4 s; ?' i1 xBut still your love was true5 z5 ~% c- X; _* O4 l" t; M
但你的愛依然真切
% B, g# T9 u. e0 O( HAnd when no hope was left inside6 V9 B/ I m2 J! L) P8 ?
On that starry, starry night: x0 B, c. g! ]" `+ j
當燦爛的星空裡不存一絲希望
/ g9 A& j' }$ E: S* nYou took your life as lovers often do. M! A. h& T% w' e( k6 O
你像許多戀人一樣，結束了自己的生命8 y @7 @6 Q" C" K; c
But I could have told you Vincent
- o" C, T. C- s @6 I但願我能告訴你，文生# S c! L, G1 Z2 O$ X7 o
This world was never meant for one as
# L* b5 S* e# M! P- ubeautiful as you
6 k7 u9 q% b! Z這個世界根本配不上一個美麗如你的人
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Portraits hung in empty halls5 y: p* `' D0 F& L
一幅幅的肖像懸掛在空盪盪的大廳裡2 m( n, f5 P( D/ c9 h8 |9 X e/ x
Frameless heads on nameless walls
8 k! {6 M4 ^ J$ c) t c. E* _& O- [無鑲框的臉倚靠在不知名的牆上, u! A" Y0 ^: a$ c/ X# e8 R5 h. m
With eyes that watch the world and can't forget
- _' w5 s' r ~1 r* O" y配上一雙看遍世事且永不遺忘的雙眼- l) G7 [1 E8 N, @& p' y( K
Like the strangers that you've met, a- P0 R% Z! T' w, M5 K
就像你曾遇見的陌生人4 m- H, V! ?+ t& M" Z3 p
The ragged men in ragged clothes
2 ` ^: j/ A( n- x5 O) _) { q. ^那些衣衫襤褸的人們
6 i- |9 u( p9 C2 s! yThe silver thorn of bloody rose2 K7 y1 B( r P6 X2 g& o/ P
也像血紅的玫瑰上銀色的刺
3 Q( ~2 d; m* \, Z) @0 J3 ^Lie crushed and broken on the virgin snow
3 M8 k D t! z* S斷裂並靜臥在初下的雪上
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+ K/ x( T: J" t% cNow I think I know& \9 q1 N# o3 Q
我想我已明白，你想說的是什麼
) s+ q: D4 c/ g$ A4 h% hWhat you tried to say to me
3 u/ K3 n' G- \+ H7 o# |6 }& |How you suffered for your sanity: D: o0 l' Y3 G7 ~3 v# ^4 J& ]
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How you tried to set them free
% N& k4 p. _, E; Y, V9 t' _4 n你努力的想讓它們得到解脫
4 D' S! z$ [5 S( p2 oThey would not listen they're not listening still
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Perhaps they never will9 s) W$ O: Y$ R. |" t0 ]
也許，他們永遠不會……
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