Song | The Widdershins Jig |
Artist | Skyclad |
Album | Wayward Sons of Mother Earth |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Ramsey, Walkyier | |
A wise man's son and | |
Wednesday's child | |
In each other found a friend | |
And searched together for the treasure | |
Hiding at the rainbow's end. | |
To wise man's son and | |
Wednesday's child | |
All is white that is not black | |
They dance in symbiotic deadlock | |
One step forward two steps back. | |
Playing karmic snakes and ladders | |
All your sins will find you out | |
When all your gains are lost in vain | |
On cosmic wings and roundabouts. | |
At the roadside manhood's flower | |
Blighted by a wayward youth | |
Has cast its seed on well-worn pathways | |
Borne on winds of whispered truth. | |
We march to drums of our own choosing | |
Each of them keeps different time | |
As you are free to live your own life | |
So I am free to live mine. | |
Now wise man's son and | |
Wednesday's child | |
Can recognise their own mistakes | |
And to these ends they make amends | |
For every promise that they break. | |
Wise man's son and | |
Wednesday's child | |
View the world in red and green | |
Await the day when they die laughing | |
Thinking of the sights they've seen. | |
I tell you now if they were given | |
Chance to live their lives again | |
Wise man's son and | |
Wednesday's child | |
Would make the same mistakes as then. | |
At the roadside manhood's flower | |
Blighted by a wayward youth | |
Has cast its seed on well-worn pathways | |
Borne on winds of whispered truth. | |
We march to drums of our own choosing | |
Each of them keeps different time | |
As you are free to live your own life | |
So I am free to live mine. |
zuo ci : Ramsey, Walkyier | |
A wise man' s son and | |
Wednesday' s child | |
In each other found a friend | |
And searched together for the treasure | |
Hiding at the rainbow' s end. | |
To wise man' s son and | |
Wednesday' s child | |
All is white that is not black | |
They dance in symbiotic deadlock | |
One step forward two steps back. | |
Playing karmic snakes and ladders | |
All your sins will find you out | |
When all your gains are lost in vain | |
On cosmic wings and roundabouts. | |
At the roadside manhood' s flower | |
Blighted by a wayward youth | |
Has cast its seed on wellworn pathways | |
Borne on winds of whispered truth. | |
We march to drums of our own choosing | |
Each of them keeps different time | |
As you are free to live your own life | |
So I am free to live mine. | |
Now wise man' s son and | |
Wednesday' s child | |
Can recognise their own mistakes | |
And to these ends they make amends | |
For every promise that they break. | |
Wise man' s son and | |
Wednesday' s child | |
View the world in red and green | |
Await the day when they die laughing | |
Thinking of the sights they' ve seen. | |
I tell you now if they were given | |
Chance to live their lives again | |
Wise man' s son and | |
Wednesday' s child | |
Would make the same mistakes as then. | |
At the roadside manhood' s flower | |
Blighted by a wayward youth | |
Has cast its seed on wellworn pathways | |
Borne on winds of whispered truth. | |
We march to drums of our own choosing | |
Each of them keeps different time | |
As you are free to live your own life | |
So I am free to live mine. |
zuò cí : Ramsey, Walkyier | |
A wise man' s son and | |
Wednesday' s child | |
In each other found a friend | |
And searched together for the treasure | |
Hiding at the rainbow' s end. | |
To wise man' s son and | |
Wednesday' s child | |
All is white that is not black | |
They dance in symbiotic deadlock | |
One step forward two steps back. | |
Playing karmic snakes and ladders | |
All your sins will find you out | |
When all your gains are lost in vain | |
On cosmic wings and roundabouts. | |
At the roadside manhood' s flower | |
Blighted by a wayward youth | |
Has cast its seed on wellworn pathways | |
Borne on winds of whispered truth. | |
We march to drums of our own choosing | |
Each of them keeps different time | |
As you are free to live your own life | |
So I am free to live mine. | |
Now wise man' s son and | |
Wednesday' s child | |
Can recognise their own mistakes | |
And to these ends they make amends | |
For every promise that they break. | |
Wise man' s son and | |
Wednesday' s child | |
View the world in red and green | |
Await the day when they die laughing | |
Thinking of the sights they' ve seen. | |
I tell you now if they were given | |
Chance to live their lives again | |
Wise man' s son and | |
Wednesday' s child | |
Would make the same mistakes as then. | |
At the roadside manhood' s flower | |
Blighted by a wayward youth | |
Has cast its seed on wellworn pathways | |
Borne on winds of whispered truth. | |
We march to drums of our own choosing | |
Each of them keeps different time | |
As you are free to live your own life | |
So I am free to live mine. |