was I too loud to hear you screaming
was I a fool to dream it once again
was I to calm to feel
to steal

some ordinary whispers
calling out your name
did I foresee the lies I´ve forgotten
did I expect scars upon your face
I couldn´t tame my mind
and blame
the rhymes that fell to pieces
broken on your trace

but maybe I was ment to hear your promise
and get through it all again
and all the lines will mend
and lead the hopeless
if the gods may know your name

can´t you believe in the voice I followed
can´t you forgive the choices I have made
and if I need you now
somehow
it´s funny I´m still fighting
though it´s far too late

but maybe I was ment to hear your promise
and get through it all again
and all the lines will mend
and lead the hopeless
if the gods may know your name
if the gods may know your name

and I tear everything apart
but there´s nothing to expect
from a bleeding heart
from a bleeding heart

but maybe I was ment to hear your promise
and get through it all again
and all the lines will mend
and lead the hopeless
if the gods may know your name

and maybe I was ment to hear your promise
and get through it all again
and all the lines will mend
and lead the hopeless
if the gods may know your name
if the gods may know your name
if the gods may know your name
if the gods may know your name
if the gods may know your name
if the gods may know your name
if the gods may know your name
if the gods may know your name
if the gods may know your name


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If The Gods (May Know Your Name) Lyrics as written by Christian Muehlhaus

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    Well, because I'm the one to put this band and sing and lyrics for the song up on this web, I guess I would the first to comment, maybe only, who know?

    first thing, I have no idea that can be their original intents with the song meaning because for me it always been more like a story telling - the pretty Goth boy sings and I see pictures inside my head of fallen goddess, thieves, temples and the dark forces consuming it all...

    Active imagination supposedly.

    But actually I think it's talking about guilt, about thing you could've done, about thing you missed, about the uselessness to fix it while thinking over and over again ‘if you done that – if you been there” and about the goddess fallen from grace? It’s can interpret in more when one ways on the personal field.

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