3. Adele – Someone Like You
Adele is the queen of power ballads, and Someone Like You is right up there with her greatest. Adele’s voice can soar over a 30-piece orchestra, but she’s only supported by a simple piano part here as she addresses an ex who has gone on and found a new love.
阿黛尔是力量情歌的女王，而Someone Like You就是她最伟大的作品之一。 阿黛尔的声音可以在一个 30 人的管弦乐队中凸显出来，但她在这里只得到一个简单的钢琴部分的支持，因为这首歌是描述她与一位已经找到新爱的前任的对话。

2. Johnny Cash – Hurt
On paper, a country music icon covering Nine Inch Nails sounds horrifying — and initially Trent Reznor agreed. Johnny Cash’s final success, recorded less than a year before his death, was ‘Hurt.’ Cash’s scowling baritone had been worn down by ill-health. Still, the cracks in his voice assisted the Man in Black in turning Reznor’s petulant angst fest into his own all-American tombstone. The film added to the sadness by intercutting photographs of the ailing but dignified Cash with images of his wife June, footage of his former triumphs, and pictures of the crumbling, dilapidated House of Cash Museum in Tennessee.

1. Sia- Breathe Me
Many people seem to forget that Sia existed long before she had mainstream singles like Elastic Heart and Chandelier, but she did, and this song is one to remember. The lyrics speak for themselves, and Sia’s voice communicates fragile insecurity, taken from her 2004 album Colour the Small One. It’s also a song that starts a crucial discussion about dark thoughts and the necessity to reveal the anguish of someone desperate for help.

千刀万剐居然替代了ATW？？

上次收藏了他排的摇滚，现在那几首歌已经落灰了

是Spin惹

品味清奇

凌迟的入选，意料之外，又在情理之中吧

凌迟出人意料

1

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没有maps吗

没有Lorde的累赘和碧梨的派对结束，这两首完全是他们俩最脆弱的时候