Song | A Trace Of Blood |
Artist | Pain of Salvation |
Album | Remedy Lane |
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作曲 : Gildenlöw | |
Touching ground | |
Going home to those | |
I miss Safe and sound | |
Weeks of exile turn to bliss | |
But there's something in her voice | |
When she' is calling me | |
A trace of blood to lead me | |
Trough roads of agony | |
With blood taste in my mouth | |
And clouds before my eyes | |
I kneel beside the bed | |
Where my bleeding dryad lies | |
Three young souls in misery | |
Hitting ground | |
Nausea wakes me up at dawn | |
Hopes are found | |
Dissected, turned and then | |
Withdrawn | |
A chair of steel and wire | |
Her legs are open wide | |
Helpless in myself | |
I stand there cold beside | |
The doctors stay away | |
Leave us with this dismay | |
To see the colours of a miracle | |
Fade and turn to grey | |
Then a cry and rivers of blood | |
Flow so sadly bringing you | |
Our dreams pour into a cold tray | |
Two young souls in misery | |
Missing you | |
I never knew your name but | |
I will miss you just the same | |
I was to live for you | |
I lost the will to live at all the day you came | |
It'll never be the same but | |
I will love you just the same | |
You were to be the first, how wonderful | |
Now I will always fear to hope again | |
The irony | |
Of seeing me whispering through her skin | |
So joyfully | |
To our child there deep within | |
Or of when she called to me | |
To tell me cheerfully | |
That she had seen our shape | |
On a hospital screen | |
And of nurses being concerned | |
That you never moved or turned | |
Too late we see the warning | |
Too late we learn [Hallgren] [Gildenlow] | |
I never saw your face and now you're gone without a trace | |
Except the trace of blood that's deeply scarred into my eyes | |
To fill your place | |
It'll never be the same but | |
I will love you just the same | |
I was prepared to be your father | |
How can I ever prepare for that again? | |
Still I follow that trace of blood | |
Always leading back to you | |
Hollow years of damming that flood | |
Two young souls in misery | |
Missing you... missing you... |
zuo qu : Gildenl w | |
Touching ground | |
Going home to those | |
I miss Safe and sound | |
Weeks of exile turn to bliss | |
But there' s something in her voice | |
When she' is calling me | |
A trace of blood to lead me | |
Trough roads of agony | |
With blood taste in my mouth | |
And clouds before my eyes | |
I kneel beside the bed | |
Where my bleeding dryad lies | |
Three young souls in misery | |
Hitting ground | |
Nausea wakes me up at dawn | |
Hopes are found | |
Dissected, turned and then | |
Withdrawn | |
A chair of steel and wire | |
Her legs are open wide | |
Helpless in myself | |
I stand there cold beside | |
The doctors stay away | |
Leave us with this dismay | |
To see the colours of a miracle | |
Fade and turn to grey | |
Then a cry and rivers of blood | |
Flow so sadly bringing you | |
Our dreams pour into a cold tray | |
Two young souls in misery | |
Missing you | |
I never knew your name but | |
I will miss you just the same | |
I was to live for you | |
I lost the will to live at all the day you came | |
It' ll never be the same but | |
I will love you just the same | |
You were to be the first, how wonderful | |
Now I will always fear to hope again | |
The irony | |
Of seeing me whispering through her skin | |
So joyfully | |
To our child there deep within | |
Or of when she called to me | |
To tell me cheerfully | |
That she had seen our shape | |
On a hospital screen | |
And of nurses being concerned | |
That you never moved or turned | |
Too late we see the warning | |
Too late we learn Hallgren Gildenlow | |
I never saw your face and now you' re gone without a trace | |
Except the trace of blood that' s deeply scarred into my eyes | |
To fill your place | |
It' ll never be the same but | |
I will love you just the same | |
I was prepared to be your father | |
How can I ever prepare for that again? | |
Still I follow that trace of blood | |
Always leading back to you | |
Hollow years of damming that flood | |
Two young souls in misery | |
Missing you... missing you... |
zuò qǔ : Gildenl w | |
Touching ground | |
Going home to those | |
I miss Safe and sound | |
Weeks of exile turn to bliss | |
But there' s something in her voice | |
When she' is calling me | |
A trace of blood to lead me | |
Trough roads of agony | |
With blood taste in my mouth | |
And clouds before my eyes | |
I kneel beside the bed | |
Where my bleeding dryad lies | |
Three young souls in misery | |
Hitting ground | |
Nausea wakes me up at dawn | |
Hopes are found | |
Dissected, turned and then | |
Withdrawn | |
A chair of steel and wire | |
Her legs are open wide | |
Helpless in myself | |
I stand there cold beside | |
The doctors stay away | |
Leave us with this dismay | |
To see the colours of a miracle | |
Fade and turn to grey | |
Then a cry and rivers of blood | |
Flow so sadly bringing you | |
Our dreams pour into a cold tray | |
Two young souls in misery | |
Missing you | |
I never knew your name but | |
I will miss you just the same | |
I was to live for you | |
I lost the will to live at all the day you came | |
It' ll never be the same but | |
I will love you just the same | |
You were to be the first, how wonderful | |
Now I will always fear to hope again | |
The irony | |
Of seeing me whispering through her skin | |
So joyfully | |
To our child there deep within | |
Or of when she called to me | |
To tell me cheerfully | |
That she had seen our shape | |
On a hospital screen | |
And of nurses being concerned | |
That you never moved or turned | |
Too late we see the warning | |
Too late we learn Hallgren Gildenlow | |
I never saw your face and now you' re gone without a trace | |
Except the trace of blood that' s deeply scarred into my eyes | |
To fill your place | |
It' ll never be the same but | |
I will love you just the same | |
I was prepared to be your father | |
How can I ever prepare for that again? | |
Still I follow that trace of blood | |
Always leading back to you | |
Hollow years of damming that flood | |
Two young souls in misery | |
Missing you... missing you... |