Who shot that arrow in your throat?
Who missed the crimson apple?
It hung heavy on the tree above your head

This chaos, this calamity, this garden once was perfect
Give your immortality to me; I'll set you up against the stars

Gloria,
We lied, we can't go on
This is the time and this is the place to be alive

Who shot that arrow in your throat?
Who missed the crimson apple?
And there is discord in the garden tonight

The sea is wine red
This is the death of beauty
The doves have died
The lovers have lied

I cut the arrow from your neck
Stretched you beneath the tree
Among the roots and baby's breath
I covered us with silver leaves

Gloria,
We lied, we can't go on
This is the time and this is the place to be alive

The sea is wine red
This is the death of beauty
The doves have died
The lovers have lied

The sea is wine red
This is the death of beauty
The doves have died
The lovers have lied

The sea is wine red (Gloria, we lied)
This is the death of beauty (we lied, this is the time and place)
The doves have died (Gloria, we lied)
The lovers have lied (this is the time and place)


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Wine Red [Tommie Sunshine's Brooklyn Fire Retouch] Lyrics as written by Chris Faller Bob Morris

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    I saw Them live with P@TD

    it was awasome

    Whos gloria??

    revelation kind of thing??

    the sea is red -- Blood

    The doves have died-- end of peace or a period

    This garden once was perfect Give your immortality to me

    religios song

    i seem to b hearig a ot of biblical things on that show

    darkone06on June 24, 2006   Link

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