歌曲 | Summer for the Dames |
歌手 | Enchantment |
专辑 | Dance the Marble Naked |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Enchantment, Jones | |
Inbossom my head forth, lead me into silent poetry | |
Wretchedness leaves my eyes desired | |
As labouring claims those golden hairs | |
Come appetise my tongue to heavenly moistures | |
Do lend a breast to gaze upon | |
Have in summers past all pleasures | |
Or be them winded in my forehead (fill your dowry needs) | |
Sleepless (the sound of crashing waves) | |
Make thyself aroused to a flood of tears | |
In streaks of day, when owls do cry | |
And fables tread the primrose path | |
All that bares in fruit | |
Sits under the bough that blossoms | |
Coral lips with a pleasing tale | |
Touches as a flower with frost | |
Have like twenty kisses and bide where the billows spoke | |
Harrow me up with glutton lips, make good the yeast | |
Endeaver thyself as a whore | |
Then I'll take towards no pity | |
O sweet dames like infants of the spring |
zuo qu : Enchantment, Jones | |
Inbossom my head forth, lead me into silent poetry | |
Wretchedness leaves my eyes desired | |
As labouring claims those golden hairs | |
Come appetise my tongue to heavenly moistures | |
Do lend a breast to gaze upon | |
Have in summers past all pleasures | |
Or be them winded in my forehead fill your dowry needs | |
Sleepless the sound of crashing waves | |
Make thyself aroused to a flood of tears | |
In streaks of day, when owls do cry | |
And fables tread the primrose path | |
All that bares in fruit | |
Sits under the bough that blossoms | |
Coral lips with a pleasing tale | |
Touches as a flower with frost | |
Have like twenty kisses and bide where the billows spoke | |
Harrow me up with glutton lips, make good the yeast | |
Endeaver thyself as a whore | |
Then I' ll take towards no pity | |
O sweet dames like infants of the spring |
zuò qǔ : Enchantment, Jones | |
Inbossom my head forth, lead me into silent poetry | |
Wretchedness leaves my eyes desired | |
As labouring claims those golden hairs | |
Come appetise my tongue to heavenly moistures | |
Do lend a breast to gaze upon | |
Have in summers past all pleasures | |
Or be them winded in my forehead fill your dowry needs | |
Sleepless the sound of crashing waves | |
Make thyself aroused to a flood of tears | |
In streaks of day, when owls do cry | |
And fables tread the primrose path | |
All that bares in fruit | |
Sits under the bough that blossoms | |
Coral lips with a pleasing tale | |
Touches as a flower with frost | |
Have like twenty kisses and bide where the billows spoke | |
Harrow me up with glutton lips, make good the yeast | |
Endeaver thyself as a whore | |
Then I' ll take towards no pity | |
O sweet dames like infants of the spring |