塞住耳朵，我行我素：英文新歌 CKY- Close yet far

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Camp Kill Yourself  -  Close yet far
Who said that I wasn't right?
I've lived for years without a life,
Don't have a soul on my side.
Still ridiculed despite how hard that I have tried （嘲笑，愚弄）
Don't take me under your wing
I don't need a hand, don't need anything
I've got a roof over my head（最高点）
as if I'd rather be alone with me instead
close yet far
drop me a line and tell me how the hell you are
and I'll tip my hat to those who can't believe it's me
though I never never never ever wanted this to be
I can hear the sounds of the city
sunrise and set are the same to me
a hesitating pulse is good company（迟疑，踌躇）
and my reflection offers no apology
but who said that I wasn't right?
I've lived for years without a life
don't have a soul on my side
still ridiculed despite how hard that I have tried
close yet far
drop me a line and tell me how the hell you are
and I'll tip my hat to those who can't believe it's me
though I never never never ever wanted this to be
close yet far
drop me a line and tell me how the hell you are
I'll think of days when there was something to believe
though I never never never ever wanted this to be
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相关介绍：
CKY (Camp Kill Yourself) is a rock band consisting of Deron Miller (vocals, guitar), Chad Ginsburg (guitar, vocals, producer), Jess Margera (drums), and Matt "Dice" Deis (bass). Deron and Chad both played bass on all 3 of their albums, but Matt will take over on their next album which the band has slowly been writing tracks for while on tour.
They share their name with a series of skate and prank videos CKY created by Bam Margera, who is the brother of the band's drummer, Jess Margera. CKY's music has been featured in all four CKY videos and Jackass, and the track "96 Quite Bitter Beings" from their album Volume 1 also featured on the video game Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3. The songs "Sporadic Movement" from the album Infiltrate Destroy Rebuild and "The Human Drive in Hi-Fi" from Volume 1 were in the video game Backyard Wrestling: Don't Try This At Home. They were also featured in several movie soundtracks such as Resident Evil: Apocalypse.
It is hard to categorize CKY into a specific genre, though Allmusic.com suggests that CKY's music has elements of alternative metal, punk rock and grunge. [1] Most of CKY's songs are riff based and have a synthesized sound (the band used Moogs on their second publicly released album, Infiltrate•Destroy•Rebuild, while their latest album, An Ånswer Can Be Found, featured no synthesizers of any kind).