Sweet boy, come in
I am the dark side of you
Die for my sins
Like the One once did

Cinnamon bed
For your unashamed appetite
A figurante
This dance will hurt like hell

Oh, bare grace misery
Just a child without a fairytale am I
Dark but so lovely
A Little Match Girl freezing in the snow

Love lying, enticing
(Bare grace misery)
Crowning the moment
(Bare grace misery)

This is what I am
Bare grace for the end of days
Romantic scent
Spoiled Lucrece lies warm for you

There's no such priest
That can pray me to heaven
When done with me
Forget if you think I feel ashamed

A wild thing
Never felt sorry for anything
Love lying...


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Bare Grace Misery Lyrics as written by Jukka Antero Nevalainen Erno Matti Juhani Vuorinen

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    This song, has such a haunting, and deep sound. I can't believe no one's commented on it. While, it's meaning doesn't sound so... well. It sounds to me like this song's meaning is best left to your imagination.

    Anyhow, I love it's sound. I listen to it regularly. And, anyone who loves this group.. should take a closer listen to the song. Just because the lyrics might make you think of something you'd rather not think about, doesn't mean the song isn't worth it. Mn.

    AngelicAnimeon June 25, 2003   Link

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