歌曲 | Night Of Infamy |
歌手 | Falconer |
专辑 | The Sceptre Of Deception |
作曲 : Weinerhall | |
Step inside and join us tonight. | |
Don't stand in the cold like strangers. | |
[Erik:] | |
Thank you brother, we kindly accept. | |
Let us feast tonight to the grace of God | |
The night continued in a high mood | |
but when all had went to bed | |
a darker temper started to intrude. | |
The royal pair, surprised! | |
[Birger:] | |
This night of infamy | |
I will never forget | |
nor will my brothers, | |
the vengeance I'll get. | |
I'll leave you restless, | |
I'll leave you blind | |
until one night: | |
A stab from behind. | |
[Birger:] | |
Although my eyes beheld cheap | |
I should not have mistaken the wolves' scent. | |
[Marta:] | |
Their souls awaits nocturnal domains | |
their sweet taste of victory is only lent. | |
[Birger and Marta:] | |
Locked behind steel and stone, | |
locked away by infamy. | |
Listening to my reflections of life. | |
Starving us to skin and bone, | |
leaving us to agony. | |
Seeing signs too late of their strife. | |
[Erik:] | |
Now we are the ones to rule | |
the kingdom like it should, | |
as finally the credulous fool | |
is set aside for all of time. |
zuò qǔ : Weinerhall | |
Step inside and join us tonight. | |
Don' t stand in the cold like strangers. | |
Erik: | |
Thank you brother, we kindly accept. | |
Let us feast tonight to the grace of God | |
The night continued in a high mood | |
but when all had went to bed | |
a darker temper started to intrude. | |
The royal pair, surprised! | |
Birger: | |
This night of infamy | |
I will never forget | |
nor will my brothers, | |
the vengeance I' ll get. | |
I' ll leave you restless, | |
I' ll leave you blind | |
until one night: | |
A stab from behind. | |
Birger: | |
Although my eyes beheld cheap | |
I should not have mistaken the wolves' scent. | |
Marta: | |
Their souls awaits nocturnal domains | |
their sweet taste of victory is only lent. | |
Birger and Marta: | |
Locked behind steel and stone, | |
locked away by infamy. | |
Listening to my reflections of life. | |
Starving us to skin and bone, | |
leaving us to agony. | |
Seeing signs too late of their strife. | |
Erik: | |
Now we are the ones to rule | |
the kingdom like it should, | |
as finally the credulous fool | |
is set aside for all of time. |