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竞演舞台上，被誉为“香港乐坛英文歌翻唱先锋”的杜丽莎以一袭红裙优雅亮相，拥有超高音域的她此次选择低吟浅唱的嗓音来诠释，让这首纪念荷兰画家梵高的经典之作《Vincent》多了一番别致与韵味，把一代巨匠的孤独与哀愁娓娓道来，唱出了穿越几个世纪的传奇和思念。' f; o& [. T% @
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0 J% U) |0 ]/ G9 |5 Q( F: n& dVincent (Live) - 杜丽莎4 T+ `" z) Y: c4 h% Y: H% f n
; A3 O) ~+ f9 E词：Dan Mclean0 o: L r6 R3 U
# W1 l c9 n8 h4 J: q曲：Dan Mclean9 w! `7 h U, G! ~) C
' s- t( I/ P0 r7 ?* l1 y& D编曲：John laudon k& |3 v% L6 J: p
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鼓手：Antonio Serrano.Jr) I# k* d) |! ^7 }; Y+ E, a
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吉他：Dodong Fuego
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长笛：Charlie* M7 c) T9 R( C1 g; ~1 K8 _
/ L! D; k0 b/ C( Y. {/ kStarry starry night
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Paint your palette blue and grey
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( v# B+ V1 N% hLook out on a summer's day
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With eyes that know the darkness in my soul
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1 M5 o u0 i6 ^& |/ U& p% V u2 EShadows on the hills
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4 f3 i' y4 C& ]4 C3 f5 b4 t. FSketch the trees and the daffodils; ?2 \, P5 w& p( s1 N
- s M( @, F8 a0 z7 \2 OCatch the breeze and the winter chills. V, |) E. U5 I q
, I/ z5 i, a$ \5 Z9 s8 F" }1 jAnd colors on the snowy linen land" f% U: [# w4 }# ^5 f
% J; Q/ ] j8 J7 t9 J. S" d: f% ONow I understand4 \0 l; G; y5 ]# m4 a
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What you tried to say to me
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4 W1 J7 X5 s7 ?; tAnd how you suffered for your sanity1 j- A2 e: z* g; n+ j! Y2 |
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And how you tried to set them free
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They did not listen
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2 [% N! T) q+ W0 ^6 ?5 \They did not know how& r2 c! z& J, C* Z
+ K* X7 w9 y" X2 k- d' l/ W; ePerhaps they'll listen now Z* j9 j* Q: p; Y! C
4 L2 m) u3 D. V. M1 @( q mStarry starry night# k9 q7 C/ ^8 V0 w+ Y2 r
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Flaming flowers that brightly blaze. }! a/ W9 r; v* F6 j/ x) r4 d
; L& d h" e4 m; o7 {Swirling clouds in violet haze! S8 \ a7 H8 X- ^, E3 t
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Reflect in Vincent's eyes of China blue
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Colors changing hue
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% H" @0 \- p0 q" T0 D* _Morning fields of amber grain
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Weathered faces lined in pain* d5 g# G/ G6 t0 W5 y% T
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Are soothed beneath the artist's loving hand
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Now I understand
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What you tried to say to me
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. o) M5 E0 H- L, P1 |; G% s' {0 ]$ b% V1 @And how you suffered for your sanity8 H! `7 _- t, E: D) E/ @& z" V4 u
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And how you tried to set them free
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They did not listen
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They did not know how' U1 V, W+ u9 {7 ]+ W) u: d. C
! E# V4 X6 m7 y# H$ `7 c* \Perhaps they'll listen now$ }- t# v& O! A' H4 i* i
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For they could not love you6 r' ~2 |$ k4 z8 N; [- b
; T1 E5 n: s' b! l" p/ RBut still your love was true o( C, S8 g5 Y5 X0 Q
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When no hope was left in sight( N" X8 g& p! O
' M* s2 S$ C7 q7 t2 KOn that starry starry night2 ~2 g' e: d3 H* |& M* ], P- x7 E
6 a1 C V! X4 sYou took your life as lovers often do
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But I could have told you Vincent
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# l- l: K" z9 k8 \This world was never meant for one
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As beautiful as you
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4 C. {3 F. g% k: yStarry starry night5 A* o6 z0 w- r3 h
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Portraits hung in empty halls
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% f' x0 p! T u# CFrameless heads on
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Nameless walls5 |4 U6 w3 ~# j- E1 K; j
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With eyes that watch the world and can't forget% r& r; n$ C# k4 M
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Like the stranger that you've met$ f* w3 z; j; t* ?) e
' ~9 j8 ~ d' |9 dThe ragged men in ragged clothes
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1 p8 g) \% J" J5 }The silver thorn of bloody rose
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Lie crushed and broken on the virgin snow
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Now I think I know
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9 Y7 q# e: j. v7 s: ~6 A. hWhat you tried to say to me* Q" _# O& a& U$ C9 U2 A1 D) Y
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; }1 p/ I# g7 H# f9 N2 `( uAnd how you tried to set them free
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" R; I( a9 x2 r5 [1 H; W \They did not listen2 e" [! {1 J9 g( b. n
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They're not listening still
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# a8 i" Z; Z+ |9 YPerhaps they never will
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