Song | Turn Loose the Swans |
Artist | My Dying Bride |
Album | Anti-Diluvian Chronicles |
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作词 : My Dying Bride | |
So little of what we observe, is the girl herself. | |
Elaborate, scented coiffers. | |
Adieu d'amour. | |
Vast is the heirs ballroom. | |
Let the rich give you presents. | |
Heaven pours from her throat, as she sings and as she dances. | |
The fumes of rich swine, honeyglazed and dripping, playing in the air. | |
My mouth eager and wishing. | |
But I return to this nightingale. | |
Her hair all fiery red. | |
Deep it is and wild. my weakness will be fed. | |
Boys whipped on the alter of diana, sometimes until they died. | |
The cunning wily merchant, and his four crippled horses. | |
Tales told in warlike manner. | |
The storyteller by the fire . | |
While musing deeply on this sight, the songster stirred my desire. | |
You are sweet and fine to listen to. | |
Long tresses about her neck. | |
Yet much is false. | |
This mighty evening, | |
I've seen no face. | |
This is crushing me. | |
My quill it aches. | |
Turn loose the swans that drew my poets craft. | |
I'll dwell in desolate cities. | |
You burned my wings. | |
I leave this ode, splendid victorious through the carnage. | |
I wanted to touch them all. | |
I wanted to touch them all. |
zuo ci : My Dying Bride | |
So little of what we observe, is the girl herself. | |
Elaborate, scented coiffers. | |
Adieu d' amour. | |
Vast is the heirs ballroom. | |
Let the rich give you presents. | |
Heaven pours from her throat, as she sings and as she dances. | |
The fumes of rich swine, honeyglazed and dripping, playing in the air. | |
My mouth eager and wishing. | |
But I return to this nightingale. | |
Her hair all fiery red. | |
Deep it is and wild. my weakness will be fed. | |
Boys whipped on the alter of diana, sometimes until they died. | |
The cunning wily merchant, and his four crippled horses. | |
Tales told in warlike manner. | |
The storyteller by the fire . | |
While musing deeply on this sight, the songster stirred my desire. | |
You are sweet and fine to listen to. | |
Long tresses about her neck. | |
Yet much is false. | |
This mighty evening, | |
I' ve seen no face. | |
This is crushing me. | |
My quill it aches. | |
Turn loose the swans that drew my poets craft. | |
I' ll dwell in desolate cities. | |
You burned my wings. | |
I leave this ode, splendid victorious through the carnage. | |
I wanted to touch them all. | |
I wanted to touch them all. |
zuò cí : My Dying Bride | |
So little of what we observe, is the girl herself. | |
Elaborate, scented coiffers. | |
Adieu d' amour. | |
Vast is the heirs ballroom. | |
Let the rich give you presents. | |
Heaven pours from her throat, as she sings and as she dances. | |
The fumes of rich swine, honeyglazed and dripping, playing in the air. | |
My mouth eager and wishing. | |
But I return to this nightingale. | |
Her hair all fiery red. | |
Deep it is and wild. my weakness will be fed. | |
Boys whipped on the alter of diana, sometimes until they died. | |
The cunning wily merchant, and his four crippled horses. | |
Tales told in warlike manner. | |
The storyteller by the fire . | |
While musing deeply on this sight, the songster stirred my desire. | |
You are sweet and fine to listen to. | |
Long tresses about her neck. | |
Yet much is false. | |
This mighty evening, | |
I' ve seen no face. | |
This is crushing me. | |
My quill it aches. | |
Turn loose the swans that drew my poets craft. | |
I' ll dwell in desolate cities. | |
You burned my wings. | |
I leave this ode, splendid victorious through the carnage. | |
I wanted to touch them all. | |
I wanted to touch them all. |