Tuomittu

Kotiteollisuus

Kuun ympärillä on kehä
tähän hallayöhön loppuu kesä
kietoudun tiukasti vaatteiden sisään
kun kylmä tuuli puhaltaa

Mustan veden äärettömyys
vaiko omantunnon äänettömyys
minua houkuttelee tänne
kivikkoiseen rantaan

Ja jos jonkun sainkin kainaloon
tiesin, silti yksin oon
sen kauniin kukan kadotin
enkä koskaan saanut takaisin
puolestani anna ruumiisi
edestäni vuodata veresi
loputtomia ehtoja sanelin
yksin kuoliaaksi palelin

Tuomittu (x2)

Kuljemme yksin täällä
kyynelten kastelemia teitä
synkkyyden vankina etsimme muita
eksyneitä

Katselemme kuinka aallot
piiskaavat rannan kiviä
limaisen roskan sekaan
enkelten siipien höyheniä

(x2):
Ja jos jonkun sainkin kainaloon
tiesin, silti yksin oon
sen kauniin kukan kadotin
enkä koskaan saanut takaisin
puolestani anna ruumiisi
edestäni vuodata veresi
loputtomia ehtoja sanelin
yksin kuoliaaksi palelin

Tuomittu (x4)



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    Around the moon, there is a circle This freezy night ends summer I wrap myself deeply to cloths When cold wind blows

    Endless black water Or quiet emotions Orders me here To rocky cliffs

    C If i managed to get someone to my armpit I still knew, im alone I lost that beautiful flower And never gained it back For me, you give your body For me, you give your blood Endless commands i gave Alone, i freeze to death

    Sentenced!

    We walk alone here Roads, wet from tears Sadness prisoners we look Other misdirected

    We watch how waves Smash wavebreakers Slimy trash, they cover with Angels feathers

    Repreat chorus

    Sentenced! x4 at end

    Lightfallon May 24, 2011   Link

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