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  • 作词 : Anna-Varney Cantodea
    作曲 : Anna-Varney Cantodea
    There's not a shred of beauty here
    residing in the human flesh,
    there's only sadness and confusion,
    and the stench of **** and death.
    In moments, dull, of self-pity
    of insufficiency and doubt,
    I catch myself, black-handed thief
    wishing that there'd be someone else.
    Sometimes ghosts are passing through
    the mind, both labyrinth and tomb,
    and yet it's still unrivalled here,
    Because all things unborn, only ideas,
    are sleeping safely far beyond the horrors of decay,
    and are thus sacred and immortal,
    because they never have to fade.
    Thumbing at times harlf-heartedly
    through flip-books of a lonely child,
    old silent movies shake and flicker
    in the dark theatre between my thighs.
    Then countless are the heads and limbs that wildly jump atop
    soulless bodies, unspecific,
    as they are numberless and cropped.
    When you close your tired eyes,
    does he then join you in this place ?
    Will he cross over, share your dream,
    or does he vanish on the doorstep,
    all too quickly disappear ?
    Alas reality is such a crippled whore,
    all mortal things are sick and rotten to the core,
    only the mind, that frail, but kingly jewel,
    gives birth to beauty, love and truth.
  • [00:00.000] 作词 : Anna-Varney Cantodea
    [00:01.000] 作曲 : Anna-Varney Cantodea
    [00:13.39]There's not a shred of beauty here
    [00:19.28]residing in the human flesh,
    [00:25.41]there's only sadness and confusion,
    [00:31.88]and the stench of **** and death.
    [00:37.75]In moments, dull, of self-pity
    [00:43.70]of insufficiency and doubt,
    [00:49.92]I catch myself, black-handed thief
    [00:55.85]wishing that there'd be someone else.
    [01:29.59]Sometimes ghosts are passing through
    [01:35.26]the mind, both labyrinth and tomb,
    [01:41.96]and yet it's still unrivalled here,
    [01:47.86]Because all things unborn, only ideas,
    [01:54.66]are sleeping safely far beyond the horrors of decay,
    [02:07.15]and are thus sacred and immortal,
    [02:13.14]because they never have to fade.
    [02:49.80]Thumbing at times harlf-heartedly
    [02:55.85]through flip-books of a lonely child,
    [03:02.26]old silent movies shake and flicker
    [03:07.44]in the dark theatre between my thighs.
    [03:14.53]Then countless are the heads and limbs that wildly jump atop
    [03:26.68]soulless bodies, unspecific,
    [03:32.73]as they are numberless and cropped.
    [04:09.88]When you close your tired eyes,
    [04:15.66]does he then join you in this place ?
    [04:21.73]Will he cross over, share your dream,
    [04:26.22]or does he vanish on the doorstep,
    [04:29.73]all too quickly disappear ?
    [04:34.02]Alas reality is such a crippled whore,
    [04:39.99]all mortal things are sick and rotten to the core,
    [04:46.21]only the mind, that frail, but kingly jewel,
    [04:51.60]gives birth to beauty, love and truth.