| Song | The Mirror Of The Soul |
| Artist | Chris de Burgh |
| Album | The Storyman |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : DeBurgh | |
| Brother, there's a man at the gate, he has something in his hand; | |
| He says it fell down from the sky, should | |
| I let him in? | |
| Maybe it's an omen, maybe it will take away our sin, our sin..... ' | |
| Tis a diamond that he has, the biggest one | |
| I've ever seen, | |
| And when he holds it in his hand, it's shining like the sun, | |
| He says it's from another world, he calls it the mirror of the soul; | |
| We must place it on the altar high, send the | |
| Devil to the fire, | |
| Power over men we'll have when they see it shine, when they see it shine; | |
| Brother, fetch the | |
| Abbot now, tell him of this wondrous thing, | |
| Tell him that we'll have control of all the riches it will bring; | |
| When people come to see it, for money we will purify their souls, their souls; | |
| With my knife | |
| I'll kill this man, | |
| I'll send him to the | |
| Promised Land, | |
| And when we take the diamond, we will have the future in our hands, | |
| In our hands; | |
| When we place it on the altar high, send the | |
| Devil to the fire, | |
| Power over men we'll have when they see it shine, when they see it shine! [The Mirror Of the Soul Part II] | |
| That's how it started, that whole new religion, and people everywhere, | |
| Had to give up all their possessions at the | |
| Abbé St. | |
| Pierre, But with their gold they could buy a redemption, and the promise of | |
| Eternal life, | |
| And the centre of it all was a diamond divine, | |
| It was up there on the altar high but for the monks it would not shine, | |
| So with subterfuge they used the light of the sun, fooling everyone; | |
| It was late at night when a young boy was in there with his friends, | |
| And they dared him up to the altar, to touch the famous gem, | |
| And when he did, the whole place exploded with a great and wonderful light, | |
| And people came from everywhere to see it, | |
| When he took it from the altar high, everyone could make it shine, | |
| Except the | |
| Abbot and his men, for them, no light, | |
| They could not make it shine. [The Mirror Of The Soul Part III] | |
| And in the end, many heard the brothers, making confession of the | |
| Things they had done, | |
| And the Abbot led that sad procession, as they went through the | |
| Gate past the place where it had begun; | |
| And all their dreams of glory, all their schemes and stories, | |
| Would come to nothing after all, | |
| Because a power greater from the world's creator | |
| Gave us love to light the mirror of the soul, | |
| Only love can light the mirror of the soul; | |
| All through the world, there are many others, who always follow | |
| Everything they are told, | |
| By men with rules and regulations, using old superstitions and | |
| Tales to assume control; | |
| But all their dreams of glory, all their schemes and stories, | |
| Will come to nothing after all, | |
| Because a power greater from the world's creator | |
| Gave us love to light the mirror of the soul, | |
| Only love can light the mirror of the soul; | |
| They come to nothing after all; | |
| Because a power greater from the world's creator | |
| Gave us love to light the mirror of the soul, | |
| Only love can light the mirror of the soul. |
| zuo ci : DeBurgh | |
| Brother, there' s a man at the gate, he has something in his hand | |
| He says it fell down from the sky, should | |
| I let him in? | |
| Maybe it' s an omen, maybe it will take away our sin, our sin..... ' | |
| Tis a diamond that he has, the biggest one | |
| I' ve ever seen, | |
| And when he holds it in his hand, it' s shining like the sun, | |
| He says it' s from another world, he calls it the mirror of the soul | |
| We must place it on the altar high, send the | |
| Devil to the fire, | |
| Power over men we' ll have when they see it shine, when they see it shine | |
| Brother, fetch the | |
| Abbot now, tell him of this wondrous thing, | |
| Tell him that we' ll have control of all the riches it will bring | |
| When people come to see it, for money we will purify their souls, their souls | |
| With my knife | |
| I' ll kill this man, | |
| I' ll send him to the | |
| Promised Land, | |
| And when we take the diamond, we will have the future in our hands, | |
| In our hands | |
| When we place it on the altar high, send the | |
| Devil to the fire, | |
| Power over men we' ll have when they see it shine, when they see it shine! The Mirror Of the Soul Part II | |
| That' s how it started, that whole new religion, and people everywhere, | |
| Had to give up all their possessions at the | |
| Abb St. | |
| Pierre, But with their gold they could buy a redemption, and the promise of | |
| Eternal life, | |
| And the centre of it all was a diamond divine, | |
| It was up there on the altar high but for the monks it would not shine, | |
| So with subterfuge they used the light of the sun, fooling everyone | |
| It was late at night when a young boy was in there with his friends, | |
| And they dared him up to the altar, to touch the famous gem, | |
| And when he did, the whole place exploded with a great and wonderful light, | |
| And people came from everywhere to see it, | |
| When he took it from the altar high, everyone could make it shine, | |
| Except the | |
| Abbot and his men, for them, no light, | |
| They could not make it shine. The Mirror Of The Soul Part III | |
| And in the end, many heard the brothers, making confession of the | |
| Things they had done, | |
| And the Abbot led that sad procession, as they went through the | |
| Gate past the place where it had begun | |
| And all their dreams of glory, all their schemes and stories, | |
| Would come to nothing after all, | |
| Because a power greater from the world' s creator | |
| Gave us love to light the mirror of the soul, | |
| Only love can light the mirror of the soul | |
| All through the world, there are many others, who always follow | |
| Everything they are told, | |
| By men with rules and regulations, using old superstitions and | |
| Tales to assume control | |
| But all their dreams of glory, all their schemes and stories, | |
| Will come to nothing after all, | |
| Because a power greater from the world' s creator | |
| Gave us love to light the mirror of the soul, | |
| Only love can light the mirror of the soul | |
| They come to nothing after all | |
| Because a power greater from the world' s creator | |
| Gave us love to light the mirror of the soul, | |
| Only love can light the mirror of the soul. |
| zuò cí : DeBurgh | |
| Brother, there' s a man at the gate, he has something in his hand | |
| He says it fell down from the sky, should | |
| I let him in? | |
| Maybe it' s an omen, maybe it will take away our sin, our sin..... ' | |
| Tis a diamond that he has, the biggest one | |
| I' ve ever seen, | |
| And when he holds it in his hand, it' s shining like the sun, | |
| He says it' s from another world, he calls it the mirror of the soul | |
| We must place it on the altar high, send the | |
| Devil to the fire, | |
| Power over men we' ll have when they see it shine, when they see it shine | |
| Brother, fetch the | |
| Abbot now, tell him of this wondrous thing, | |
| Tell him that we' ll have control of all the riches it will bring | |
| When people come to see it, for money we will purify their souls, their souls | |
| With my knife | |
| I' ll kill this man, | |
| I' ll send him to the | |
| Promised Land, | |
| And when we take the diamond, we will have the future in our hands, | |
| In our hands | |
| When we place it on the altar high, send the | |
| Devil to the fire, | |
| Power over men we' ll have when they see it shine, when they see it shine! The Mirror Of the Soul Part II | |
| That' s how it started, that whole new religion, and people everywhere, | |
| Had to give up all their possessions at the | |
| Abb St. | |
| Pierre, But with their gold they could buy a redemption, and the promise of | |
| Eternal life, | |
| And the centre of it all was a diamond divine, | |
| It was up there on the altar high but for the monks it would not shine, | |
| So with subterfuge they used the light of the sun, fooling everyone | |
| It was late at night when a young boy was in there with his friends, | |
| And they dared him up to the altar, to touch the famous gem, | |
| And when he did, the whole place exploded with a great and wonderful light, | |
| And people came from everywhere to see it, | |
| When he took it from the altar high, everyone could make it shine, | |
| Except the | |
| Abbot and his men, for them, no light, | |
| They could not make it shine. The Mirror Of The Soul Part III | |
| And in the end, many heard the brothers, making confession of the | |
| Things they had done, | |
| And the Abbot led that sad procession, as they went through the | |
| Gate past the place where it had begun | |
| And all their dreams of glory, all their schemes and stories, | |
| Would come to nothing after all, | |
| Because a power greater from the world' s creator | |
| Gave us love to light the mirror of the soul, | |
| Only love can light the mirror of the soul | |
| All through the world, there are many others, who always follow | |
| Everything they are told, | |
| By men with rules and regulations, using old superstitions and | |
| Tales to assume control | |
| But all their dreams of glory, all their schemes and stories, | |
| Will come to nothing after all, | |
| Because a power greater from the world' s creator | |
| Gave us love to light the mirror of the soul, | |
| Only love can light the mirror of the soul | |
| They come to nothing after all | |
| Because a power greater from the world' s creator | |
| Gave us love to light the mirror of the soul, | |
| Only love can light the mirror of the soul. |