Hurt once and for all into silence. A long pain ending without a song to prove it. Who could stand beside you so close to Eden, When you glinted in every eye the held-high razor, shivering every ram and son? And now the silent loony bin, where The shadows live in the rafters like Day-weary bats, Until the turning mind, a radar signal, lures them to exaggerate Mountain-size on the white stone wall Your tiny limp. How can I leave you in such a house? Are there no more saints and wizards to praise their ways with pupils, No more evil to stun with the slap of a wet red tongue? Did you confuse the Messiah in a mirror and rest because he had finally come? Let me cry Help beside you, Teacher. I have entered under this dark roof As fearlessly as an honoured son Enters his father's house.
[00:07.95]Hurt once and for all into silence. [00:11.77]A long pain ending without a song to prove it. [00:18.05]Who could stand beside you so close to Eden, [00:22.98]When you glinted in every eye the held-high [00:25.73]razor, shivering every ram and son? [00:34.56]And now the silent loony bin, where [00:38.59]The shadows live in the rafters like [00:40.64]Day-weary bats, [00:43.29]Until the turning mind, a radar signal, [00:47.02]lures them to exaggerate [00:50.03]Mountain-size on the white stone wall [00:53.64]Your tiny limp. [01:00.50]How can I leave you in such a house? [01:04.25]Are there no more saints and wizards [01:06.51]to praise their ways with pupils, [01:09.36]No more evil to stun with the slap [01:12.22]of a wet red tongue? [01:17.30]Did you confuse the Messiah in a mirror [01:21.20]and rest because he had finally come? [01:30.18]Let me cry Help beside you, Teacher. [01:34.37]I have entered under this dark roof [01:37.82]As fearlessly as an honoured son [01:42.18]Enters his father's house.
