Song | Widow Weeds |
Artist | Marc Almond |
Album | Enchanted |
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作词 : Almond, McGee | |
She draped herself in widow weeds | |
Veil of black and buttoned sleeves | |
Hid her face from the world | |
A shadow where once had been a girl | |
Her husband of past twenty years | |
Had passed away leaving her in tears | |
Heart full of the future's fears | |
She kneels beside his grave | |
Where should be colour every day | |
Just widow weeds, her friends all say | |
"please stop your tears and throw away | |
Those widow weeds of black and grey" | |
Then she did wail a chilling sound | |
Beat her fists and hit the ground | |
She moaned his name, she pulled her hair | |
She chanted verse and muttered prayer | |
How could a man so just, so good | |
Leave her a widow like he could | |
Where should be colour every day | |
Just widow weeds, her friends all say | |
"please stop your tears and throw away | |
Those widow weeds of black and grey" | |
And deep within chador of lace | |
The deep etched sorrow on her face | |
This madonna in her cowl of grief | |
Subservient in her belief | |
Then came the reading of the will | |
Grief had hold within her still | |
But unable to believe her ears | |
She stopped her sobbing, halted tears | |
Not a penny, not a pound | |
No provision to be found | |
Not a thought of recognition | |
The will was read with cold precision | |
Anger jumped up in her breast | |
Well maybe this was for the best | |
Even as the will was blessed | |
She tore away her veil | |
Tears of rage to tears of joy | |
No more grief from death's envoy | |
No more weeping, gnashing teeth | |
No more prostrate with grief | |
She thought he loved her | |
So sure he loved her | |
She thought he loved her | |
So sure he loved her | |
But all his treasure all his wealth | |
Just signify love for himself | |
Just signify love for himself | |
The chador fell unto the earth | |
Witness a woman's rebirth | |
Witness a woman's rebirth | |
She exorcised grief's ugly demon | |
With a new found sense of freedom | |
Where should be colour every day | |
Just widow weeds, now she can say | |
She stopped her tears and threw away | |
Those widow weeds of black and grey |
zuo ci : Almond, McGee | |
She draped herself in widow weeds | |
Veil of black and buttoned sleeves | |
Hid her face from the world | |
A shadow where once had been a girl | |
Her husband of past twenty years | |
Had passed away leaving her in tears | |
Heart full of the future' s fears | |
She kneels beside his grave | |
Where should be colour every day | |
Just widow weeds, her friends all say | |
" please stop your tears and throw away | |
Those widow weeds of black and grey" | |
Then she did wail a chilling sound | |
Beat her fists and hit the ground | |
She moaned his name, she pulled her hair | |
She chanted verse and muttered prayer | |
How could a man so just, so good | |
Leave her a widow like he could | |
Where should be colour every day | |
Just widow weeds, her friends all say | |
" please stop your tears and throw away | |
Those widow weeds of black and grey" | |
And deep within chador of lace | |
The deep etched sorrow on her face | |
This madonna in her cowl of grief | |
Subservient in her belief | |
Then came the reading of the will | |
Grief had hold within her still | |
But unable to believe her ears | |
She stopped her sobbing, halted tears | |
Not a penny, not a pound | |
No provision to be found | |
Not a thought of recognition | |
The will was read with cold precision | |
Anger jumped up in her breast | |
Well maybe this was for the best | |
Even as the will was blessed | |
She tore away her veil | |
Tears of rage to tears of joy | |
No more grief from death' s envoy | |
No more weeping, gnashing teeth | |
No more prostrate with grief | |
She thought he loved her | |
So sure he loved her | |
She thought he loved her | |
So sure he loved her | |
But all his treasure all his wealth | |
Just signify love for himself | |
Just signify love for himself | |
The chador fell unto the earth | |
Witness a woman' s rebirth | |
Witness a woman' s rebirth | |
She exorcised grief' s ugly demon | |
With a new found sense of freedom | |
Where should be colour every day | |
Just widow weeds, now she can say | |
She stopped her tears and threw away | |
Those widow weeds of black and grey |
zuò cí : Almond, McGee | |
She draped herself in widow weeds | |
Veil of black and buttoned sleeves | |
Hid her face from the world | |
A shadow where once had been a girl | |
Her husband of past twenty years | |
Had passed away leaving her in tears | |
Heart full of the future' s fears | |
She kneels beside his grave | |
Where should be colour every day | |
Just widow weeds, her friends all say | |
" please stop your tears and throw away | |
Those widow weeds of black and grey" | |
Then she did wail a chilling sound | |
Beat her fists and hit the ground | |
She moaned his name, she pulled her hair | |
She chanted verse and muttered prayer | |
How could a man so just, so good | |
Leave her a widow like he could | |
Where should be colour every day | |
Just widow weeds, her friends all say | |
" please stop your tears and throw away | |
Those widow weeds of black and grey" | |
And deep within chador of lace | |
The deep etched sorrow on her face | |
This madonna in her cowl of grief | |
Subservient in her belief | |
Then came the reading of the will | |
Grief had hold within her still | |
But unable to believe her ears | |
She stopped her sobbing, halted tears | |
Not a penny, not a pound | |
No provision to be found | |
Not a thought of recognition | |
The will was read with cold precision | |
Anger jumped up in her breast | |
Well maybe this was for the best | |
Even as the will was blessed | |
She tore away her veil | |
Tears of rage to tears of joy | |
No more grief from death' s envoy | |
No more weeping, gnashing teeth | |
No more prostrate with grief | |
She thought he loved her | |
So sure he loved her | |
She thought he loved her | |
So sure he loved her | |
But all his treasure all his wealth | |
Just signify love for himself | |
Just signify love for himself | |
The chador fell unto the earth | |
Witness a woman' s rebirth | |
Witness a woman' s rebirth | |
She exorcised grief' s ugly demon | |
With a new found sense of freedom | |
Where should be colour every day | |
Just widow weeds, now she can say | |
She stopped her tears and threw away | |
Those widow weeds of black and grey |