[00:00.10]Vincent - 杜丽莎 (Teresa Carpio) [00:00.20]Written by：Don McLean [00:21.04]Starry starry night [00:26.61]Paint your palette blue and gray [00:32.97]Look out on a summer's day [00:36.19]With eyes that know the darkness is my soul [00:40.75]Shadows on the hills sketch the trees and the daffodils [00:50.91]Catch the breeze and the winter chills [00:55.18]In colors on the snowy linen land [01:01.66]Now I understand what you tried to say to me [01:12.19]How you suffered for your sanity [01:17.29]How you tried to set them free [01:20.39]They would not listen they did not know how [01:25.82]Perhaps they'll listen now [01:31.74]Starry starry night [01:37.89]Flaming flowers that brightly blaze [01:42.92]Swirling clouds in violet haze [01:46.82]Reflect in Vincent's eyes of china blue [01:51.53]Colors changing hue morning fields of amber grain [02:01.84]Weathered faces lined in pain [02:05.49]Are soothed beneath the artist's loving hand [02:10.29]Now I understand what you tried to say to me [02:20.14]How you suffered for your sanity [02:25.07]How you tried to set them free [02:28.28]They would not listen they did not know how [02:33.80]Perhaps they'll listen now [02:37.30]For they could not love you [02:42.38]But still your love was true [02:48.07]When no hope was left inside on that starry starry night [02:53.86]You took your life as lovers often do [02:58.96]But I could have told you Vincent [03:02.35]This world was never meant for one as beautiful as you [03:12.44]Starry starry night [03:18.43]Portraits hung in empty hall [03:24.46]Frameless heads on nameless walls [03:27.45]With eyes that watch the world and can't forget [03:31.74]Like the strangers that you've met [03:37.52]The ragged man in ragged clothes [03:43.36]The silver thorn of bloody rose [03:46.52]Lie crushed and broken on the virgin snow [03:51.30]Now I think I know what you tried to say to me [04:01.37]How you suffered for your sanity [04:06.42]How you tried to set them free [04:09.74]They would not listen they're not listening still [04:15.13]Perhaps they never will