作词 : Walkyier | |
It starts as a faint purr, rippling, beckoning, stealing the evening's baking heat. | |
It steps to the side, foot tapping, hop skipping. | |
Without formation, no sense of the beat. | |
And then comes the mean, heartrending echo. | |
Low and beguiling, starting the show. | |
The murmur resounding, a tightening of air. | |
As colours emerge, the wind starts to blow. [Chorus:] | |
He's coming, he's coming, the crux of the message. | |
A silvery swordsman, no mercy to spare. | |
He'll slice and he'll sever with sparkling precision. | |
The weapon his fortune, the dragon - this air. | |
And most run for cover, they know of his venom. | |
The fury with which he will mount his attack. | |
But those with a nerve, and bubbling curiosity | |
Won't be so hasty to hide or turn back. | |
With a crack of his whip the tears start cascading. | |
Great rivers of truth washing over the land. | |
In praise or in pity, in fear or forgiveness. | |
The thunder is slain, the demon at hand. [Chorus:] | |
He's coming, he's coming, the crux of the message. | |
A silvery swordsman, no mercy to spare. | |
He'll slice and he'll sever with sparkling precision. | |
The weapon his fortune, the dragon - this air. | |
And the threatening rumble, a music soon faded, a great composition now rendered complete. | |
The mottle blue heavens now gather in whispers, to wait for the encore. | |
A black cloudless sheet. |
zuo ci : Walkyier | |
It starts as a faint purr, rippling, beckoning, stealing the evening' s baking heat. | |
It steps to the side, foot tapping, hop skipping. | |
Without formation, no sense of the beat. | |
And then comes the mean, heartrending echo. | |
Low and beguiling, starting the show. | |
The murmur resounding, a tightening of air. | |
As colours emerge, the wind starts to blow. Chorus: | |
He' s coming, he' s coming, the crux of the message. | |
A silvery swordsman, no mercy to spare. | |
He' ll slice and he' ll sever with sparkling precision. | |
The weapon his fortune, the dragon this air. | |
And most run for cover, they know of his venom. | |
The fury with which he will mount his attack. | |
But those with a nerve, and bubbling curiosity | |
Won' t be so hasty to hide or turn back. | |
With a crack of his whip the tears start cascading. | |
Great rivers of truth washing over the land. | |
In praise or in pity, in fear or forgiveness. | |
The thunder is slain, the demon at hand. Chorus: | |
He' s coming, he' s coming, the crux of the message. | |
A silvery swordsman, no mercy to spare. | |
He' ll slice and he' ll sever with sparkling precision. | |
The weapon his fortune, the dragon this air. | |
And the threatening rumble, a music soon faded, a great composition now rendered complete. | |
The mottle blue heavens now gather in whispers, to wait for the encore. | |
A black cloudless sheet. |
zuò cí : Walkyier | |
It starts as a faint purr, rippling, beckoning, stealing the evening' s baking heat. | |
It steps to the side, foot tapping, hop skipping. | |
Without formation, no sense of the beat. | |
And then comes the mean, heartrending echo. | |
Low and beguiling, starting the show. | |
The murmur resounding, a tightening of air. | |
As colours emerge, the wind starts to blow. Chorus: | |
He' s coming, he' s coming, the crux of the message. | |
A silvery swordsman, no mercy to spare. | |
He' ll slice and he' ll sever with sparkling precision. | |
The weapon his fortune, the dragon this air. | |
And most run for cover, they know of his venom. | |
The fury with which he will mount his attack. | |
But those with a nerve, and bubbling curiosity | |
Won' t be so hasty to hide or turn back. | |
With a crack of his whip the tears start cascading. | |
Great rivers of truth washing over the land. | |
In praise or in pity, in fear or forgiveness. | |
The thunder is slain, the demon at hand. Chorus: | |
He' s coming, he' s coming, the crux of the message. | |
A silvery swordsman, no mercy to spare. | |
He' ll slice and he' ll sever with sparkling precision. | |
The weapon his fortune, the dragon this air. | |
And the threatening rumble, a music soon faded, a great composition now rendered complete. | |
The mottle blue heavens now gather in whispers, to wait for the encore. | |
A black cloudless sheet. |