Song | Kneading with Honey |
Artist | Enchantment |
Album | Dance the Marble Naked |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Enchantment, Jones | |
O never a breath to hold me | |
Silent is the unstrung harps (in play) | |
The laying of wedding sheets down | |
Envy the masters of my passions | |
Shape me, | |
I am as wet as a widow's eye | |
A youth before my sight | |
Lays naked through this earth | |
So with nature's gentle bosoms forgot | |
Our age like winters bare | |
Sisters, brothers of heavenly touch | |
Flatter to passing fairs | |
Gather their scarlet ornaments | |
As passions likewise lent me | |
Put a curse upon our bones | |
And indeed beneath the shoulders | |
Crossing the running rivers | |
The oak tree stands withered these years | |
I am naked here to suckle from nature | |
And shade from males obscenity | |
I dance the sickles hour | |
O how like glorys calm me | |
Its kindness, reads my eyes | |
Hence these years | |
Yet us then rejoice hereafter | |
Notorious brides of scorn | |
Decorate them with awe | |
Bekiss the discord breed | |
And tend to its virginity | |
Feed the invert with decay | |
For its humour shines kindly |
zuo qu : Enchantment, Jones | |
O never a breath to hold me | |
Silent is the unstrung harps in play | |
The laying of wedding sheets down | |
Envy the masters of my passions | |
Shape me, | |
I am as wet as a widow' s eye | |
A youth before my sight | |
Lays naked through this earth | |
So with nature' s gentle bosoms forgot | |
Our age like winters bare | |
Sisters, brothers of heavenly touch | |
Flatter to passing fairs | |
Gather their scarlet ornaments | |
As passions likewise lent me | |
Put a curse upon our bones | |
And indeed beneath the shoulders | |
Crossing the running rivers | |
The oak tree stands withered these years | |
I am naked here to suckle from nature | |
And shade from males obscenity | |
I dance the sickles hour | |
O how like glorys calm me | |
Its kindness, reads my eyes | |
Hence these years | |
Yet us then rejoice hereafter | |
Notorious brides of scorn | |
Decorate them with awe | |
Bekiss the discord breed | |
And tend to its virginity | |
Feed the invert with decay | |
For its humour shines kindly |
zuò qǔ : Enchantment, Jones | |
O never a breath to hold me | |
Silent is the unstrung harps in play | |
The laying of wedding sheets down | |
Envy the masters of my passions | |
Shape me, | |
I am as wet as a widow' s eye | |
A youth before my sight | |
Lays naked through this earth | |
So with nature' s gentle bosoms forgot | |
Our age like winters bare | |
Sisters, brothers of heavenly touch | |
Flatter to passing fairs | |
Gather their scarlet ornaments | |
As passions likewise lent me | |
Put a curse upon our bones | |
And indeed beneath the shoulders | |
Crossing the running rivers | |
The oak tree stands withered these years | |
I am naked here to suckle from nature | |
And shade from males obscenity | |
I dance the sickles hour | |
O how like glorys calm me | |
Its kindness, reads my eyes | |
Hence these years | |
Yet us then rejoice hereafter | |
Notorious brides of scorn | |
Decorate them with awe | |
Bekiss the discord breed | |
And tend to its virginity | |
Feed the invert with decay | |
For its humour shines kindly |