Song | The Twisted Nails Of Faith |
Artist | Cradle of Filth |
Album | Cruelty & The Beast |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Cradle Of Faith, Dani | |
{Mirror, mirror on the wall | |
Shouldest not grave pleasures be my all? | |
For if I shall see thy will be done | |
Grant me the witchcraft of thy tongue} | |
Three Moon dials froze in the shadow of six | |
As another soul passed to the grasping | |
StyxClutching their trinket crucifix | |
Bats blew from caves in a dissonant surge | |
Omens of corruption from within the church | |
A fetid, dank oasis still clung to full rebirth | |
Alone as a stone cold altar | |
The castle and its keep | |
Like fairytale dominion rose | |
A widow to the snowy peaks | |
Wherein reclined the | |
CountessLimbs purring from the kill | |
Bathed in virgin white and like the night | |
Alive and young and unfulfilled | |
Was it the cry of a wolf | |
That broke the silver thread of enchanted thoughts? | |
Of her life as a mere reflection | |
As the Moon's in narrow windows caught | |
That opened like dark eyelids on | |
The sigh of the woods that the wind fell upon | |
Like a siren weaving song | |
From the lilt of choirs choking | |
Where the vengeful dead | |
BelongTo the sorceress and her channel arts | |
She swept from ebony towers at the hour of | |
Mars'Neath a stars in woven sky latticed by scars | |
To unbind knotted reins that kept in canter, despair | |
Shod on melancholy, fleet to sanctuary there | |
In nether glades tethered where onyx idols stared | |
Was it the kiss of the mist | |
That peopled the air with the prowess of absinthe? | |
Lost souls begging resurrection | |
From gods upon their forest plinths | |
Whose epitaphs read of re-ascending to win | |
Remission from despair through a holocaust of sin | |
In a tongue hilted in invective rectums | |
Over signs and seals, the | |
Sorceress prayed | |
To death, to rend the slender veil | |
That ancient ones might rise again | |
As shadows swelled | |
The countess fell to masturbating with her dagger | |
As the witch gabbled spells | |
Cumming heavy roses all the way to | |
HellAs sudden thunder grew harangue | |
Announced two pincered worlds | |
Exuding bane, something came | |
With the stench of necrophiled graves | |
To these clandestines | |
Who shrank from glimpsing horror | |
That the growls of mating ghouls inclined | |
Resplendent, in pendants | |
Natal trophies torn from bellies of desanctified nuns | |
A demon, bewigged, bedight in scum | |
Prowled their circle seeking entry to run | |
An arctic tongue upon her vulva | |
Where rubies smeared to alabaster thighs | |
Glittered like a contract in the purse of a whore | |
Receiving sole communion from the body of | |
Christ{If blood is what thou craves, foul fiend | |
I will yield this witch to thee | |
If thou wouldst draw a veil for me | |
O'er lengthening scars of age and grief} | |
As the demon slavered foetid vows | |
And bore his prey away | |
In talons itching to perpetrate | |
The nausea of eternal rape | |
The Sorceress screaming in his grasp | |
Spat a final curse to stain | |
The Countess with the promise | |
That her lord at war would be cruelly slain | |
And she would rot alone, insane | |
On the twisted nails of faith... |
zuo ci : Cradle Of Faith, Dani | |
Mirror, mirror on the wall | |
Shouldest not grave pleasures be my all? | |
For if I shall see thy will be done | |
Grant me the witchcraft of thy tongue | |
Three Moon dials froze in the shadow of six | |
As another soul passed to the grasping | |
StyxClutching their trinket crucifix | |
Bats blew from caves in a dissonant surge | |
Omens of corruption from within the church | |
A fetid, dank oasis still clung to full rebirth | |
Alone as a stone cold altar | |
The castle and its keep | |
Like fairytale dominion rose | |
A widow to the snowy peaks | |
Wherein reclined the | |
CountessLimbs purring from the kill | |
Bathed in virgin white and like the night | |
Alive and young and unfulfilled | |
Was it the cry of a wolf | |
That broke the silver thread of enchanted thoughts? | |
Of her life as a mere reflection | |
As the Moon' s in narrow windows caught | |
That opened like dark eyelids on | |
The sigh of the woods that the wind fell upon | |
Like a siren weaving song | |
From the lilt of choirs choking | |
Where the vengeful dead | |
BelongTo the sorceress and her channel arts | |
She swept from ebony towers at the hour of | |
Mars' Neath a stars in woven sky latticed by scars | |
To unbind knotted reins that kept in canter, despair | |
Shod on melancholy, fleet to sanctuary there | |
In nether glades tethered where onyx idols stared | |
Was it the kiss of the mist | |
That peopled the air with the prowess of absinthe? | |
Lost souls begging resurrection | |
From gods upon their forest plinths | |
Whose epitaphs read of reascending to win | |
Remission from despair through a holocaust of sin | |
In a tongue hilted in invective rectums | |
Over signs and seals, the | |
Sorceress prayed | |
To death, to rend the slender veil | |
That ancient ones might rise again | |
As shadows swelled | |
The countess fell to masturbating with her dagger | |
As the witch gabbled spells | |
Cumming heavy roses all the way to | |
HellAs sudden thunder grew harangue | |
Announced two pincered worlds | |
Exuding bane, something came | |
With the stench of necrophiled graves | |
To these clandestines | |
Who shrank from glimpsing horror | |
That the growls of mating ghouls inclined | |
Resplendent, in pendants | |
Natal trophies torn from bellies of desanctified nuns | |
A demon, bewigged, bedight in scum | |
Prowled their circle seeking entry to run | |
An arctic tongue upon her vulva | |
Where rubies smeared to alabaster thighs | |
Glittered like a contract in the purse of a whore | |
Receiving sole communion from the body of | |
Christ If blood is what thou craves, foul fiend | |
I will yield this witch to thee | |
If thou wouldst draw a veil for me | |
O' er lengthening scars of age and grief | |
As the demon slavered foetid vows | |
And bore his prey away | |
In talons itching to perpetrate | |
The nausea of eternal rape | |
The Sorceress screaming in his grasp | |
Spat a final curse to stain | |
The Countess with the promise | |
That her lord at war would be cruelly slain | |
And she would rot alone, insane | |
On the twisted nails of faith... |
zuò cí : Cradle Of Faith, Dani | |
Mirror, mirror on the wall | |
Shouldest not grave pleasures be my all? | |
For if I shall see thy will be done | |
Grant me the witchcraft of thy tongue | |
Three Moon dials froze in the shadow of six | |
As another soul passed to the grasping | |
StyxClutching their trinket crucifix | |
Bats blew from caves in a dissonant surge | |
Omens of corruption from within the church | |
A fetid, dank oasis still clung to full rebirth | |
Alone as a stone cold altar | |
The castle and its keep | |
Like fairytale dominion rose | |
A widow to the snowy peaks | |
Wherein reclined the | |
CountessLimbs purring from the kill | |
Bathed in virgin white and like the night | |
Alive and young and unfulfilled | |
Was it the cry of a wolf | |
That broke the silver thread of enchanted thoughts? | |
Of her life as a mere reflection | |
As the Moon' s in narrow windows caught | |
That opened like dark eyelids on | |
The sigh of the woods that the wind fell upon | |
Like a siren weaving song | |
From the lilt of choirs choking | |
Where the vengeful dead | |
BelongTo the sorceress and her channel arts | |
She swept from ebony towers at the hour of | |
Mars' Neath a stars in woven sky latticed by scars | |
To unbind knotted reins that kept in canter, despair | |
Shod on melancholy, fleet to sanctuary there | |
In nether glades tethered where onyx idols stared | |
Was it the kiss of the mist | |
That peopled the air with the prowess of absinthe? | |
Lost souls begging resurrection | |
From gods upon their forest plinths | |
Whose epitaphs read of reascending to win | |
Remission from despair through a holocaust of sin | |
In a tongue hilted in invective rectums | |
Over signs and seals, the | |
Sorceress prayed | |
To death, to rend the slender veil | |
That ancient ones might rise again | |
As shadows swelled | |
The countess fell to masturbating with her dagger | |
As the witch gabbled spells | |
Cumming heavy roses all the way to | |
HellAs sudden thunder grew harangue | |
Announced two pincered worlds | |
Exuding bane, something came | |
With the stench of necrophiled graves | |
To these clandestines | |
Who shrank from glimpsing horror | |
That the growls of mating ghouls inclined | |
Resplendent, in pendants | |
Natal trophies torn from bellies of desanctified nuns | |
A demon, bewigged, bedight in scum | |
Prowled their circle seeking entry to run | |
An arctic tongue upon her vulva | |
Where rubies smeared to alabaster thighs | |
Glittered like a contract in the purse of a whore | |
Receiving sole communion from the body of | |
Christ If blood is what thou craves, foul fiend | |
I will yield this witch to thee | |
If thou wouldst draw a veil for me | |
O' er lengthening scars of age and grief | |
As the demon slavered foetid vows | |
And bore his prey away | |
In talons itching to perpetrate | |
The nausea of eternal rape | |
The Sorceress screaming in his grasp | |
Spat a final curse to stain | |
The Countess with the promise | |
That her lord at war would be cruelly slain | |
And she would rot alone, insane | |
On the twisted nails of faith... |