歌曲 | Beautiful Is This Burden |
歌手 | Light Bearer |
专辑 | Silver Tongue |
Languid skin invigorate! | |
Our vacant lot extend | |
to us a gratitude, so that we may | |
bestow purpose upon thyself. | |
We the inverted host, | |
unhallowed magnitude. | |
Divided by our deeds, | |
resulted internment. | |
I have gleaned truths | |
in primeval forms, | |
the absence of his mark | |
has left me with no choice | |
To turn my ears away, | |
to shut my eyes forever. | |
And open up anew | |
upon our humble plight. | |
The quality of renewal, | |
adept we wax and wane, | |
transitory and glorious | |
fortifying lifes reach. | |
Unbridled by a master | |
with every step we take, | |
he closer courts disaster, | |
the jester takes a bow. | |
Beyond these confines | |
many noble voices shrill, | |
behind each throat a vibrant will. | |
An audience so hungry. | |
The gauze between each plane, | |
many worlds adorned, | |
those singled out by heaven | |
the loudest mind of all. | |
Bleeding from these walls, | |
the loudest mind of all! | |
Torches lit! Light bearers! | |
En masse the cavalcade does form, | |
our bodies bound alluvium! | |
Cast your fire! Fill this hollow! | |
Euphoric surf rails vehemently, | |
relentless surge! our fevers break! | |
With pick and axe we will wield the aether. | |
With whetted blades, we’ll hone this realm. | |
We will build a tower, a concentric city. | |
A minaret of great magnitude | |
apogee of our resolve. | |
I will climb atop, I will spread my wings | |
and touch ten million other worlds | |
and I will sing my surmon. | |
My words will carry upon solar winds. | |
Will be so loud as to envelope his voice! |
Languid skin invigorate! | |
Our vacant lot extend | |
to us a gratitude, so that we may | |
bestow purpose upon thyself. | |
We the inverted host, | |
unhallowed magnitude. | |
Divided by our deeds, | |
resulted internment. | |
I have gleaned truths | |
in primeval forms, | |
the absence of his mark | |
has left me with no choice | |
To turn my ears away, | |
to shut my eyes forever. | |
And open up anew | |
upon our humble plight. | |
The quality of renewal, | |
adept we wax and wane, | |
transitory and glorious | |
fortifying lifes reach. | |
Unbridled by a master | |
with every step we take, | |
he closer courts disaster, | |
the jester takes a bow. | |
Beyond these confines | |
many noble voices shrill, | |
behind each throat a vibrant will. | |
An audience so hungry. | |
The gauze between each plane, | |
many worlds adorned, | |
those singled out by heaven | |
the loudest mind of all. | |
Bleeding from these walls, | |
the loudest mind of all! | |
Torches lit! Light bearers! | |
En masse the cavalcade does form, | |
our bodies bound alluvium! | |
Cast your fire! Fill this hollow! | |
Euphoric surf rails vehemently, | |
relentless surge! our fevers break! | |
With pick and axe we will wield the aether. | |
With whetted blades, we' ll hone this realm. | |
We will build a tower, a concentric city. | |
A minaret of great magnitude | |
apogee of our resolve. | |
I will climb atop, I will spread my wings | |
and touch ten million other worlds | |
and I will sing my surmon. | |
My words will carry upon solar winds. | |
Will be so loud as to envelope his voice! |