歌曲 | Marry Me |
歌手 | Emilie Autumn |
专辑 | Opheliac |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
Marry me, he said, through his rotten teeth, bad breath, and then | |
Marry me instead of that strapping young goatherd, but when | |
I was in his bed, and my father had sold me | |
I knew I hadn't any choice, hushed my voice, did what any girl would do and | |
When I'm beheaded at least I was wedded | |
And when I am buried at least I was married | |
I'll hide my behavior with wine as my savior | |
But, oh, what beautiful things I'll wear | |
What beautiful dresses and hair | |
I'm lucky to share his bed | |
Especially since I'll soon be dead | |
Marry me, he said, god, he's ugly, but fortune is ours | |
Running in the gardens enjoying men, women, and flowers | |
Then I break a glass and I slit my own innermost thigh | |
So that I can pretend that I'm menstru...well, unavailable | |
My life is arranged but this union's deranged | |
So I'll fuck who I choose for I've nothing to lose | |
And when master's displeased I'll be down on my knees again | |
Oh, what beautiful things I'll wear | |
What beautiful dresses and hair | |
I'm lucky to share his bed | |
Especially since I'll soon be dead | |
When dining on peacock I know I won't swallow | |
Through balls, births, and bridge games I know what will follow | |
We're coupled together through hell, hurt, and hunger | |
Or at least until husband finds someone younger | |
Yes, fertilization is part of my station | |
I laugh as he drabs me in anticipation | |
Of sons who will run things when I'm under covers | |
But whose children are they? Why, mine and my lover's! | |
But, oh, what beautiful things I'll wear | |
What beautiful dresses and hair | |
I'm lucky to share his bed | |
Especially since I'll soon be dead | |
What beautiful things I'll wear | |
What beautiful dresses and hair | |
I'm lucky to share his bed | |
So why do I wish I was... |
Marry me, he said, through his rotten teeth, bad breath, and then | |
Marry me instead of that strapping young goatherd, but when | |
I was in his bed, and my father had sold me | |
I knew I hadn' t any choice, hushed my voice, did what any girl would do and | |
When I' m beheaded at least I was wedded | |
And when I am buried at least I was married | |
I' ll hide my behavior with wine as my savior | |
But, oh, what beautiful things I' ll wear | |
What beautiful dresses and hair | |
I' m lucky to share his bed | |
Especially since I' ll soon be dead | |
Marry me, he said, god, he' s ugly, but fortune is ours | |
Running in the gardens enjoying men, women, and flowers | |
Then I break a glass and I slit my own innermost thigh | |
So that I can pretend that I' m menstru... well, unavailable | |
My life is arranged but this union' s deranged | |
So I' ll fuck who I choose for I' ve nothing to lose | |
And when master' s displeased I' ll be down on my knees again | |
Oh, what beautiful things I' ll wear | |
What beautiful dresses and hair | |
I' m lucky to share his bed | |
Especially since I' ll soon be dead | |
When dining on peacock I know I won' t swallow | |
Through balls, births, and bridge games I know what will follow | |
We' re coupled together through hell, hurt, and hunger | |
Or at least until husband finds someone younger | |
Yes, fertilization is part of my station | |
I laugh as he drabs me in anticipation | |
Of sons who will run things when I' m under covers | |
But whose children are they? Why, mine and my lover' s! | |
But, oh, what beautiful things I' ll wear | |
What beautiful dresses and hair | |
I' m lucky to share his bed | |
Especially since I' ll soon be dead | |
What beautiful things I' ll wear | |
What beautiful dresses and hair | |
I' m lucky to share his bed | |
So why do I wish I was... |
Marry me, he said, through his rotten teeth, bad breath, and then | |
Marry me instead of that strapping young goatherd, but when | |
I was in his bed, and my father had sold me | |
I knew I hadn' t any choice, hushed my voice, did what any girl would do and | |
When I' m beheaded at least I was wedded | |
And when I am buried at least I was married | |
I' ll hide my behavior with wine as my savior | |
But, oh, what beautiful things I' ll wear | |
What beautiful dresses and hair | |
I' m lucky to share his bed | |
Especially since I' ll soon be dead | |
Marry me, he said, god, he' s ugly, but fortune is ours | |
Running in the gardens enjoying men, women, and flowers | |
Then I break a glass and I slit my own innermost thigh | |
So that I can pretend that I' m menstru... well, unavailable | |
My life is arranged but this union' s deranged | |
So I' ll fuck who I choose for I' ve nothing to lose | |
And when master' s displeased I' ll be down on my knees again | |
Oh, what beautiful things I' ll wear | |
What beautiful dresses and hair | |
I' m lucky to share his bed | |
Especially since I' ll soon be dead | |
When dining on peacock I know I won' t swallow | |
Through balls, births, and bridge games I know what will follow | |
We' re coupled together through hell, hurt, and hunger | |
Or at least until husband finds someone younger | |
Yes, fertilization is part of my station | |
I laugh as he drabs me in anticipation | |
Of sons who will run things when I' m under covers | |
But whose children are they? Why, mine and my lover' s! | |
But, oh, what beautiful things I' ll wear | |
What beautiful dresses and hair | |
I' m lucky to share his bed | |
Especially since I' ll soon be dead | |
What beautiful things I' ll wear | |
What beautiful dresses and hair | |
I' m lucky to share his bed | |
So why do I wish I was... |