Song | A Map of All Our Failures |
Artist | My Dying Bride |
Album | A Map of All Our Failures |
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I’m unaware of a response | |
From my errant dark red soul | |
Too deep to be spoken aloud | |
I bury a word right in my heart | |
Frost etched the tall windows | |
I have been cold for a long time | |
Borne upon winters shoulders | |
There are wolves here, many of them | |
I am staggered at their hatred of me | |
I lie in complete fear | |
I call the moths to tend me | |
I forget the form of my sins | |
And drained of motion, the air itself avoids me | |
And void of notion, unable to perceive | |
Mouth barely open, almost fearing to breathe | |
And there is no other sound at all | |
Just there, to the left, his shadow rose | |
I always knew he was coming | |
Takes the vacant chair beside me | |
With golden hands he moved the hair from my face |
I' m unaware of a response | |
From my errant dark red soul | |
Too deep to be spoken aloud | |
I bury a word right in my heart | |
Frost etched the tall windows | |
I have been cold for a long time | |
Borne upon winters shoulders | |
There are wolves here, many of them | |
I am staggered at their hatred of me | |
I lie in complete fear | |
I call the moths to tend me | |
I forget the form of my sins | |
And drained of motion, the air itself avoids me | |
And void of notion, unable to perceive | |
Mouth barely open, almost fearing to breathe | |
And there is no other sound at all | |
Just there, to the left, his shadow rose | |
I always knew he was coming | |
Takes the vacant chair beside me | |
With golden hands he moved the hair from my face |
I' m unaware of a response | |
From my errant dark red soul | |
Too deep to be spoken aloud | |
I bury a word right in my heart | |
Frost etched the tall windows | |
I have been cold for a long time | |
Borne upon winters shoulders | |
There are wolves here, many of them | |
I am staggered at their hatred of me | |
I lie in complete fear | |
I call the moths to tend me | |
I forget the form of my sins | |
And drained of motion, the air itself avoids me | |
And void of notion, unable to perceive | |
Mouth barely open, almost fearing to breathe | |
And there is no other sound at all | |
Just there, to the left, his shadow rose | |
I always knew he was coming | |
Takes the vacant chair beside me | |
With golden hands he moved the hair from my face |