作曲 : Giovagnoli, Orlando, Orlando ... | |
Cantus Christi vow | |
As today I say farewell to you | |
I can see me now | |
From a height, as if I were you | |
I turn to Zenith now | |
All there is, is the scent of you | |
I can see me now, | |
As today I say farewell to you | |
There is always, however, a small gap | |
Between the sea and the sky | |
Where I retreat to take a break | |
From those monotonic chants clocking our passing time | |
There behind a crowd of clouds bathed in Sun | |
I behold these pictures to you | |
And that's how it goes | |
A song always comes to an end | |
Then a few more bits of silence | |
In a composition of stagnant water and seagulls sad | |
I bring your laughter back to light | |
And your life, which you always felt as stolen? | |
Has (always) been there instead | |
Just afraid of blooming, of us |
zuo qu : Giovagnoli, Orlando, Orlando ... | |
Cantus Christi vow | |
As today I say farewell to you | |
I can see me now | |
From a height, as if I were you | |
I turn to Zenith now | |
All there is, is the scent of you | |
I can see me now, | |
As today I say farewell to you | |
There is always, however, a small gap | |
Between the sea and the sky | |
Where I retreat to take a break | |
From those monotonic chants clocking our passing time | |
There behind a crowd of clouds bathed in Sun | |
I behold these pictures to you | |
And that' s how it goes | |
A song always comes to an end | |
Then a few more bits of silence | |
In a composition of stagnant water and seagulls sad | |
I bring your laughter back to light | |
And your life, which you always felt as stolen? | |
Has always been there instead | |
Just afraid of blooming, of us |
zuò qǔ : Giovagnoli, Orlando, Orlando ... | |
Cantus Christi vow | |
As today I say farewell to you | |
I can see me now | |
From a height, as if I were you | |
I turn to Zenith now | |
All there is, is the scent of you | |
I can see me now, | |
As today I say farewell to you | |
There is always, however, a small gap | |
Between the sea and the sky | |
Where I retreat to take a break | |
From those monotonic chants clocking our passing time | |
There behind a crowd of clouds bathed in Sun | |
I behold these pictures to you | |
And that' s how it goes | |
A song always comes to an end | |
Then a few more bits of silence | |
In a composition of stagnant water and seagulls sad | |
I bring your laughter back to light | |
And your life, which you always felt as stolen? | |
Has always been there instead | |
Just afraid of blooming, of us |