歌曲 | Carnal Epitaph |
歌手 | Exhumed |
专辑 | Slaughtercult |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Harvey | |
I scrawled an ode to this mortal coil | |
In scarlet upon your back | |
I gnarled in code with dreadful toil | |
A parting verse so black... | |
Ivory skin streched out before me | |
In frozen fields of pallid grace | |
Livid eyes rolled back and silently implored me | |
From out of your jaundiced face | |
Carving in crimson with scalpel and rasp | |
Sculpturing your flesh into your epitaph | |
Your corpse tells its tale in blood, pus and grume | |
Spilling out secrets you should take to your tomb | |
A carnal epitaph perhaps best left unheard | |
The time has come to mince more than words | |
Parting words don`t often cut this deep | |
Engraved on your back, the secrets we`ll keep | |
Though you`ll never read these empty words | |
Upon the slab you lie so still | |
They don`t cut as deep as you deserve | |
Poetic licence to hack, maim, and kill... | |
The porcelain flesh that enshrouds you remains | |
Were both my parchment and my muse | |
Now incarnadined hand | |
I penned these lines | |
As best I could well manage | |
I cruelly carved out these designs | |
What words are worth in tissue damage... | |
Carving in crimson with scalpel and rasp | |
Sculpturing your flesh into your epitaph | |
Your corpse tells its tale in blood, pus and grume | |
Spilling out secrets you should take to your tomb | |
A carnal epitaph perhaps best left unheard | |
The time has come to mince more than words | |
Parting words don`t often cut this deep | |
Engraved on your back, the secrets we`ll keep... |
zuo qu : Harvey | |
I scrawled an ode to this mortal coil | |
In scarlet upon your back | |
I gnarled in code with dreadful toil | |
A parting verse so black... | |
Ivory skin streched out before me | |
In frozen fields of pallid grace | |
Livid eyes rolled back and silently implored me | |
From out of your jaundiced face | |
Carving in crimson with scalpel and rasp | |
Sculpturing your flesh into your epitaph | |
Your corpse tells its tale in blood, pus and grume | |
Spilling out secrets you should take to your tomb | |
A carnal epitaph perhaps best left unheard | |
The time has come to mince more than words | |
Parting words don t often cut this deep | |
Engraved on your back, the secrets we ll keep | |
Though you ll never read these empty words | |
Upon the slab you lie so still | |
They don t cut as deep as you deserve | |
Poetic licence to hack, maim, and kill... | |
The porcelain flesh that enshrouds you remains | |
Were both my parchment and my muse | |
Now incarnadined hand | |
I penned these lines | |
As best I could well manage | |
I cruelly carved out these designs | |
What words are worth in tissue damage... | |
Carving in crimson with scalpel and rasp | |
Sculpturing your flesh into your epitaph | |
Your corpse tells its tale in blood, pus and grume | |
Spilling out secrets you should take to your tomb | |
A carnal epitaph perhaps best left unheard | |
The time has come to mince more than words | |
Parting words don t often cut this deep | |
Engraved on your back, the secrets we ll keep... |
zuò qǔ : Harvey | |
I scrawled an ode to this mortal coil | |
In scarlet upon your back | |
I gnarled in code with dreadful toil | |
A parting verse so black... | |
Ivory skin streched out before me | |
In frozen fields of pallid grace | |
Livid eyes rolled back and silently implored me | |
From out of your jaundiced face | |
Carving in crimson with scalpel and rasp | |
Sculpturing your flesh into your epitaph | |
Your corpse tells its tale in blood, pus and grume | |
Spilling out secrets you should take to your tomb | |
A carnal epitaph perhaps best left unheard | |
The time has come to mince more than words | |
Parting words don t often cut this deep | |
Engraved on your back, the secrets we ll keep | |
Though you ll never read these empty words | |
Upon the slab you lie so still | |
They don t cut as deep as you deserve | |
Poetic licence to hack, maim, and kill... | |
The porcelain flesh that enshrouds you remains | |
Were both my parchment and my muse | |
Now incarnadined hand | |
I penned these lines | |
As best I could well manage | |
I cruelly carved out these designs | |
What words are worth in tissue damage... | |
Carving in crimson with scalpel and rasp | |
Sculpturing your flesh into your epitaph | |
Your corpse tells its tale in blood, pus and grume | |
Spilling out secrets you should take to your tomb | |
A carnal epitaph perhaps best left unheard | |
The time has come to mince more than words | |
Parting words don t often cut this deep | |
Engraved on your back, the secrets we ll keep... |