| Song | Of Acorns That Gather |
| Artist | Enchantment |
| Album | Dance the Marble Naked |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Enchantment, Jones | |
| In graceful dance of ever, as fountains have towered above me | |
| The days of celebration and that of the foul lake | |
| Fathers of the knell... ...burn up the sun | |
| And pluck me from my ripeness | |
| As passion dies | |
| As love itself has failed | |
| And unto the earth we thrive | |
| Of acorns that gather and cradle to kindest of ears | |
| Even they are judged to a wintertide... ...judged by sorrow days | |
| Through windows of sunken eyes | |
| As time leads our summer's on | |
| Nothing but idle tales... ...and flowers yet to be fair | |
| Make the berries glutton with awe | |
| Borrowed tears like a troubled ocean, thorns | |
| Of earth's delight | |
| Gathered like spreading fields for a fallow year | |
| Deflower for love is a fever... ...and | |
| I swear from time... ... | |
| I even pity beauty itself |
| zuo qu : Enchantment, Jones | |
| In graceful dance of ever, as fountains have towered above me | |
| The days of celebration and that of the foul lake | |
| Fathers of the knell... ... burn up the sun | |
| And pluck me from my ripeness | |
| As passion dies | |
| As love itself has failed | |
| And unto the earth we thrive | |
| Of acorns that gather and cradle to kindest of ears | |
| Even they are judged to a wintertide... ... judged by sorrow days | |
| Through windows of sunken eyes | |
| As time leads our summer' s on | |
| Nothing but idle tales... ... and flowers yet to be fair | |
| Make the berries glutton with awe | |
| Borrowed tears like a troubled ocean, thorns | |
| Of earth' s delight | |
| Gathered like spreading fields for a fallow year | |
| Deflower for love is a fever... ... and | |
| I swear from time... ... | |
| I even pity beauty itself |
| zuò qǔ : Enchantment, Jones | |
| In graceful dance of ever, as fountains have towered above me | |
| The days of celebration and that of the foul lake | |
| Fathers of the knell... ... burn up the sun | |
| And pluck me from my ripeness | |
| As passion dies | |
| As love itself has failed | |
| And unto the earth we thrive | |
| Of acorns that gather and cradle to kindest of ears | |
| Even they are judged to a wintertide... ... judged by sorrow days | |
| Through windows of sunken eyes | |
| As time leads our summer' s on | |
| Nothing but idle tales... ... and flowers yet to be fair | |
| Make the berries glutton with awe | |
| Borrowed tears like a troubled ocean, thorns | |
| Of earth' s delight | |
| Gathered like spreading fields for a fallow year | |
| Deflower for love is a fever... ... and | |
| I swear from time... ... | |
| I even pity beauty itself |