Song | Let the Towers Fall |
Artist | Stone Breath |
Album | The Silver Skein Unwound |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Stone Breath, Timothy | |
The sunlight moves the deep shadows across the grove | |
The sun doth fall behind the trees and turns the leaves | |
And so they touch like praying hands | |
Listen and you can understand that wood could spread | |
across the land were it not for the hand of man | |
A choice was made before your birth to curse the Earth | |
and you can follow all your days, or turn away and | |
walk into the Holy Wood, where it is wholly understood, | |
the True Cross and the Holy Rood are growing true | |
and right and good. Mercy, I cry city, upon my mind! | |
All dead and grey, fall away, and come the day when | |
trees spring from your broken ground, and push | |
the cold steel towers down, and cracking concrete | |
is the sound as the forest reclaims the town! |
zuo qu : Stone Breath, Timothy | |
The sunlight moves the deep shadows across the grove | |
The sun doth fall behind the trees and turns the leaves | |
And so they touch like praying hands | |
Listen and you can understand that wood could spread | |
across the land were it not for the hand of man | |
A choice was made before your birth to curse the Earth | |
and you can follow all your days, or turn away and | |
walk into the Holy Wood, where it is wholly understood, | |
the True Cross and the Holy Rood are growing true | |
and right and good. Mercy, I cry city, upon my mind! | |
All dead and grey, fall away, and come the day when | |
trees spring from your broken ground, and push | |
the cold steel towers down, and cracking concrete | |
is the sound as the forest reclaims the town! |
zuò qǔ : Stone Breath, Timothy | |
The sunlight moves the deep shadows across the grove | |
The sun doth fall behind the trees and turns the leaves | |
And so they touch like praying hands | |
Listen and you can understand that wood could spread | |
across the land were it not for the hand of man | |
A choice was made before your birth to curse the Earth | |
and you can follow all your days, or turn away and | |
walk into the Holy Wood, where it is wholly understood, | |
the True Cross and the Holy Rood are growing true | |
and right and good. Mercy, I cry city, upon my mind! | |
All dead and grey, fall away, and come the day when | |
trees spring from your broken ground, and push | |
the cold steel towers down, and cracking concrete | |
is the sound as the forest reclaims the town! |