Song | Secrets Bound in Skin |
Artist | Stone Breath |
Album | The Silver Skein Unwound |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : ? | |
Let me wash thee in the Blood of Christ | |
Let me see thee in Osiris' eyes | |
Let me hold thee in the Moon's river | |
Let me guide thee through the purple night | |
Let us sing the secrets carved on skin | |
Let us chant the words bound up within | |
Let us see the spells of holy writ | |
Let us tell forgotten tales again | |
Blood is raining from the Wounds of Christ | |
to fall upon the Earth and give it life | |
All the world is bound within five points | |
The pentangle is painted 'pon our hearts | |
The Crown of thorns has taken root anew | |
The Holy Cross as grown a fresh green shoot | |
And the vine doth twine amongst them both - | |
roots in earth and fruit against the sky |
zuo qu : ? | |
Let me wash thee in the Blood of Christ | |
Let me see thee in Osiris' eyes | |
Let me hold thee in the Moon' s river | |
Let me guide thee through the purple night | |
Let us sing the secrets carved on skin | |
Let us chant the words bound up within | |
Let us see the spells of holy writ | |
Let us tell forgotten tales again | |
Blood is raining from the Wounds of Christ | |
to fall upon the Earth and give it life | |
All the world is bound within five points | |
The pentangle is painted ' pon our hearts | |
The Crown of thorns has taken root anew | |
The Holy Cross as grown a fresh green shoot | |
And the vine doth twine amongst them both | |
roots in earth and fruit against the sky |
zuò qǔ : ? | |
Let me wash thee in the Blood of Christ | |
Let me see thee in Osiris' eyes | |
Let me hold thee in the Moon' s river | |
Let me guide thee through the purple night | |
Let us sing the secrets carved on skin | |
Let us chant the words bound up within | |
Let us see the spells of holy writ | |
Let us tell forgotten tales again | |
Blood is raining from the Wounds of Christ | |
to fall upon the Earth and give it life | |
All the world is bound within five points | |
The pentangle is painted ' pon our hearts | |
The Crown of thorns has taken root anew | |
The Holy Cross as grown a fresh green shoot | |
And the vine doth twine amongst them both | |
roots in earth and fruit against the sky |