Song | Asleep In The Chapel |
Artist | Thursday |
Album | War All The Time |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Rickly, Thursday | |
Three chalk outlines sleep in the dirty street | |
And in our beds, under the sheets | |
They're the halo of guilt hanging around your neck | |
Next to the rosary you count falling asleep, and we're praying | |
These are the symptoms of letting go all our hope | |
Since we can't compete with martyred saints | |
We'll douse ourselves in gasoline | |
And hang our bodies from the lampposts | |
So that our shadows turn into bright lights | |
White lights, white heat | |
We'll make as we're blacking out in the center lane | |
We swerve to the beat, spill all the ink, no revisions | |
Do you hear the church bells ringing? | |
Wake up, wake up in an outline and try to speak | |
With the shattered voice of the lives we lead | |
Have we slept too long | |
Between the bullet holes in a stained glass window state? | |
And we're praying | |
These are the symptoms of letting go all our hope | |
When we repent and we're praying | |
We fall on the page, read in the margins | |
We are the symptoms of letting go all our hope | |
Someday we'll be complete like modern saints | |
Baptize our kids in gasoline | |
And hang our doubts up in cathedrals | |
So that they turn to faith in the colored sun | |
Red rain, red rain | |
We'll make as we're blacking out in the center lane | |
We swerve to the beat, spill all the ink, no revisions | |
Do you hear the church bells ringing? | |
They ring for you | |
We woke up this morning to a sky with no air in it | |
And all the street's are filled with a thousand burning crosses | |
And what we thought was the sunrise was just passing headlights | |
Still the choir girls sing"Oh Lord, can You save us, save us?"' | |
Oh Lord, sing hallelujah'' | |
Oh Lord, can | |
You save us, save us?'' | |
Oh, Lord, sing hallelujah' | |
They are the symptoms of letting go all our hope | |
We're falling asleep with open eyes | |
Falling asleep inside the chapel | |
Falling asleep in chalk outlines | |
Falling asleep as the headlights pass us by |
zuo ci : Rickly, Thursday | |
Three chalk outlines sleep in the dirty street | |
And in our beds, under the sheets | |
They' re the halo of guilt hanging around your neck | |
Next to the rosary you count falling asleep, and we' re praying | |
These are the symptoms of letting go all our hope | |
Since we can' t compete with martyred saints | |
We' ll douse ourselves in gasoline | |
And hang our bodies from the lampposts | |
So that our shadows turn into bright lights | |
White lights, white heat | |
We' ll make as we' re blacking out in the center lane | |
We swerve to the beat, spill all the ink, no revisions | |
Do you hear the church bells ringing? | |
Wake up, wake up in an outline and try to speak | |
With the shattered voice of the lives we lead | |
Have we slept too long | |
Between the bullet holes in a stained glass window state? | |
And we' re praying | |
These are the symptoms of letting go all our hope | |
When we repent and we' re praying | |
We fall on the page, read in the margins | |
We are the symptoms of letting go all our hope | |
Someday we' ll be complete like modern saints | |
Baptize our kids in gasoline | |
And hang our doubts up in cathedrals | |
So that they turn to faith in the colored sun | |
Red rain, red rain | |
We' ll make as we' re blacking out in the center lane | |
We swerve to the beat, spill all the ink, no revisions | |
Do you hear the church bells ringing? | |
They ring for you | |
We woke up this morning to a sky with no air in it | |
And all the street' s are filled with a thousand burning crosses | |
And what we thought was the sunrise was just passing headlights | |
Still the choir girls sing" Oh Lord, can You save us, save us?"' | |
Oh Lord, sing hallelujah'' | |
Oh Lord, can | |
You save us, save us?'' | |
Oh, Lord, sing hallelujah' | |
They are the symptoms of letting go all our hope | |
We' re falling asleep with open eyes | |
Falling asleep inside the chapel | |
Falling asleep in chalk outlines | |
Falling asleep as the headlights pass us by |
zuò cí : Rickly, Thursday | |
Three chalk outlines sleep in the dirty street | |
And in our beds, under the sheets | |
They' re the halo of guilt hanging around your neck | |
Next to the rosary you count falling asleep, and we' re praying | |
These are the symptoms of letting go all our hope | |
Since we can' t compete with martyred saints | |
We' ll douse ourselves in gasoline | |
And hang our bodies from the lampposts | |
So that our shadows turn into bright lights | |
White lights, white heat | |
We' ll make as we' re blacking out in the center lane | |
We swerve to the beat, spill all the ink, no revisions | |
Do you hear the church bells ringing? | |
Wake up, wake up in an outline and try to speak | |
With the shattered voice of the lives we lead | |
Have we slept too long | |
Between the bullet holes in a stained glass window state? | |
And we' re praying | |
These are the symptoms of letting go all our hope | |
When we repent and we' re praying | |
We fall on the page, read in the margins | |
We are the symptoms of letting go all our hope | |
Someday we' ll be complete like modern saints | |
Baptize our kids in gasoline | |
And hang our doubts up in cathedrals | |
So that they turn to faith in the colored sun | |
Red rain, red rain | |
We' ll make as we' re blacking out in the center lane | |
We swerve to the beat, spill all the ink, no revisions | |
Do you hear the church bells ringing? | |
They ring for you | |
We woke up this morning to a sky with no air in it | |
And all the street' s are filled with a thousand burning crosses | |
And what we thought was the sunrise was just passing headlights | |
Still the choir girls sing" Oh Lord, can You save us, save us?"' | |
Oh Lord, sing hallelujah'' | |
Oh Lord, can | |
You save us, save us?'' | |
Oh, Lord, sing hallelujah' | |
They are the symptoms of letting go all our hope | |
We' re falling asleep with open eyes | |
Falling asleep inside the chapel | |
Falling asleep in chalk outlines | |
Falling asleep as the headlights pass us by |