Orthodox Good Friday Lyrics

Left out in the coldness of winter

Not a cloth to fight the deathly air

In the ocean you will find yourself swimming

Clutching to the suitcases

You found beneath the stairs

Leapt over with a villainous outcry

The settlers tongue the hunter's hungry greed

Black-eyed and driven half-blind with madness

Tapestry of royalty through deed

Alleviated from the duty of manhood

Buried bones and hunted animal spoils

Teething at the birth of dried-out stars

The blackened dew sky we felt the world curl

Polished to the point of departure

I take a sip of your milky velvet skin

Sharpest steel of minds, you elude us

Focus on traces of where I've been

Oh but I discover you

A shining sundial

The water's truce

Oh and I want you

To fall like I fell

Keep like foxes framed

Oh and I want you

To dream like I dreamt

Roar like little trains

Oh and I want you

Oh and they want you

Oh I want you

I will bend like the reeds on the pond's edge

I will step like a scared child in the dark

Keep yourself drawn in by the charms of dying men

Grim flash of light before the start

In the way that the wind touches the frost-tipped spikes

Of the palace walls

I love you as a consequence of life

Celestial pro-rogue this concourse for a change

I've a silk necklace of bone chipped and

Embroidered with your name