Song | Like to a Silver Bow |
Artist | Darkseed |
Album | Midnight Solemnly Dance |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Hermann, Hertrich | |
Once I wrote her name upon the sand, | |
but came a wave and washed it away | |
Again I wrote it with a second hand | |
but came a tide, made my plans prey | |
Who so list to think, I know where is a sign | |
I am of them but furthest come behind | |
Yet may I, by no means, my wearied mind | |
draw from my thoughts, but as they flee | |
ashore, fainting I follow, I leave off | |
therefore, since in a net I seek to hold | |
the wind | |
The sweet season, that bud and bloom | |
forth brings | |
The summer has come, for every spray | |
now springs | |
With green had clad with hill and ehe | |
the vale | |
The nightingale with feathers new | |
the sings | |
"Vain man", she said, "that dost in vain | |
assay, a mortal name so to immortalize, | |
for I myself shall like to this decay | |
and ehe my name be wiped out likewise" |
zuo qu : Hermann, Hertrich | |
Once I wrote her name upon the sand, | |
but came a wave and washed it away | |
Again I wrote it with a second hand | |
but came a tide, made my plans prey | |
Who so list to think, I know where is a sign | |
I am of them but furthest come behind | |
Yet may I, by no means, my wearied mind | |
draw from my thoughts, but as they flee | |
ashore, fainting I follow, I leave off | |
therefore, since in a net I seek to hold | |
the wind | |
The sweet season, that bud and bloom | |
forth brings | |
The summer has come, for every spray | |
now springs | |
With green had clad with hill and ehe | |
the vale | |
The nightingale with feathers new | |
the sings | |
" Vain man", she said, " that dost in vain | |
assay, a mortal name so to immortalize, | |
for I myself shall like to this decay | |
and ehe my name be wiped out likewise" |
zuò qǔ : Hermann, Hertrich | |
Once I wrote her name upon the sand, | |
but came a wave and washed it away | |
Again I wrote it with a second hand | |
but came a tide, made my plans prey | |
Who so list to think, I know where is a sign | |
I am of them but furthest come behind | |
Yet may I, by no means, my wearied mind | |
draw from my thoughts, but as they flee | |
ashore, fainting I follow, I leave off | |
therefore, since in a net I seek to hold | |
the wind | |
The sweet season, that bud and bloom | |
forth brings | |
The summer has come, for every spray | |
now springs | |
With green had clad with hill and ehe | |
the vale | |
The nightingale with feathers new | |
the sings | |
" Vain man", she said, " that dost in vain | |
assay, a mortal name so to immortalize, | |
for I myself shall like to this decay | |
and ehe my name be wiped out likewise" |