Song | A Crater to Cough In |
Artist | Circle Takes the Square |
Album | As the Roots Undo |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Circle Takes The Square | |
This path that we walk upon is the collection of points that the rain has drawn. | |
The rhythm section of the storm. | |
By the moonlight to the gateposts of the forest, in the snow light, we are bound for the portal of the pines. | |
Grey as famine, on this path against our will by our main sails we're bound to the tempest until the sea is still. | |
Which compulsion with this miniature death tributize? | |
From behind the walls of my broken coughing tent, a formal vision, but | |
I allude to my helpless passion for the obtuse | |
When will this night end? | |
When the lightening finally tears through the mast of our sinking ship. | |
All the hopes of the slaves are betrayed by the grates. | |
On this coffin of a vessel every note's another breaking wave. | |
Revel in this vision, a formal visitation, on the night with the light from above. | |
Famished dogs follow slowly as my own paws drag me to a dock, to the last plank where | |
I struggle to deny myself the path that every | |
Pisces craves, just above the water in the middle of that man-made lake. | |
On that pier | |
I turn my eyes from the water like a mirror of myself in the moonlight, and | |
I cough for every crater that | |
I could see, on the surface of that coffin we've come to call the moon. | |
Now I wonder if all those judgments that you made were true. | |
And the trapdoor of the solstice is thrown wide, wide open. | |
Let them all sink, let them all sink through. | |
The talking, the spinning of a web- its all just formal ritual. | |
The burning. | |
The burning question "what do you deserve?" | |
The gazing at a candle to find calm, but we all know its at the center of the storm. | |
Oh moon, thou pluckest me out, oh moon- | |
I who have sat by | |
Thebes below the wall and walked among the lowest of the dead (to Carthage then I came). | |
Only the most sacred crater will suit my burial, only the most sacred choir performs this ritual dirge. | |
Perfectly imperfect, like a storm. | |
By our mane dragged and bound to our grave by our mane, to the grave dragged and bound to the tomb by the scavenger's tooth. |
zuo qu : Circle Takes The Square | |
This path that we walk upon is the collection of points that the rain has drawn. | |
The rhythm section of the storm. | |
By the moonlight to the gateposts of the forest, in the snow light, we are bound for the portal of the pines. | |
Grey as famine, on this path against our will by our main sails we' re bound to the tempest until the sea is still. | |
Which compulsion with this miniature death tributize? | |
From behind the walls of my broken coughing tent, a formal vision, but | |
I allude to my helpless passion for the obtuse | |
When will this night end? | |
When the lightening finally tears through the mast of our sinking ship. | |
All the hopes of the slaves are betrayed by the grates. | |
On this coffin of a vessel every note' s another breaking wave. | |
Revel in this vision, a formal visitation, on the night with the light from above. | |
Famished dogs follow slowly as my own paws drag me to a dock, to the last plank where | |
I struggle to deny myself the path that every | |
Pisces craves, just above the water in the middle of that manmade lake. | |
On that pier | |
I turn my eyes from the water like a mirror of myself in the moonlight, and | |
I cough for every crater that | |
I could see, on the surface of that coffin we' ve come to call the moon. | |
Now I wonder if all those judgments that you made were true. | |
And the trapdoor of the solstice is thrown wide, wide open. | |
Let them all sink, let them all sink through. | |
The talking, the spinning of a web its all just formal ritual. | |
The burning. | |
The burning question " what do you deserve?" | |
The gazing at a candle to find calm, but we all know its at the center of the storm. | |
Oh moon, thou pluckest me out, oh moon | |
I who have sat by | |
Thebes below the wall and walked among the lowest of the dead to Carthage then I came. | |
Only the most sacred crater will suit my burial, only the most sacred choir performs this ritual dirge. | |
Perfectly imperfect, like a storm. | |
By our mane dragged and bound to our grave by our mane, to the grave dragged and bound to the tomb by the scavenger' s tooth. |
zuò qǔ : Circle Takes The Square | |
This path that we walk upon is the collection of points that the rain has drawn. | |
The rhythm section of the storm. | |
By the moonlight to the gateposts of the forest, in the snow light, we are bound for the portal of the pines. | |
Grey as famine, on this path against our will by our main sails we' re bound to the tempest until the sea is still. | |
Which compulsion with this miniature death tributize? | |
From behind the walls of my broken coughing tent, a formal vision, but | |
I allude to my helpless passion for the obtuse | |
When will this night end? | |
When the lightening finally tears through the mast of our sinking ship. | |
All the hopes of the slaves are betrayed by the grates. | |
On this coffin of a vessel every note' s another breaking wave. | |
Revel in this vision, a formal visitation, on the night with the light from above. | |
Famished dogs follow slowly as my own paws drag me to a dock, to the last plank where | |
I struggle to deny myself the path that every | |
Pisces craves, just above the water in the middle of that manmade lake. | |
On that pier | |
I turn my eyes from the water like a mirror of myself in the moonlight, and | |
I cough for every crater that | |
I could see, on the surface of that coffin we' ve come to call the moon. | |
Now I wonder if all those judgments that you made were true. | |
And the trapdoor of the solstice is thrown wide, wide open. | |
Let them all sink, let them all sink through. | |
The talking, the spinning of a web its all just formal ritual. | |
The burning. | |
The burning question " what do you deserve?" | |
The gazing at a candle to find calm, but we all know its at the center of the storm. | |
Oh moon, thou pluckest me out, oh moon | |
I who have sat by | |
Thebes below the wall and walked among the lowest of the dead to Carthage then I came. | |
Only the most sacred crater will suit my burial, only the most sacred choir performs this ritual dirge. | |
Perfectly imperfect, like a storm. | |
By our mane dragged and bound to our grave by our mane, to the grave dragged and bound to the tomb by the scavenger' s tooth. |