| Song | Kneel Till Doomsday |
| Artist | My Dying Bride |
| Album | A Map of All Our Failures |
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| I drank the meaning of her words, as theft | |
| She danced for Chopin, but his request was that she left | |
| The sea gave up his daughter for the moon | |
| So weary she looked, as my arm lifts at noon | |
| The fate of you and the world hung on his lonely choice | |
| I cannot, but I would love to bury the dead again | |
| Reward and punishment are the walls of a city bare | |
| And it is within you comfort I show the mirror | |
| A panic of rich desire leaps up from your burning face | |
| The face that shows your eyes was my sole victim tonight | |
| It’s for you, Christ, that my bodies’ here | |
| You’re bold with your anger and your love is shrewd | |
| He is quick so beware | |
| The cold pool waits just for you | |
| Pierced to the soul by heavens blade of dire shadows | |
| Where she speaks with her lord | |
| Her maker sits all alone | |
| Deeds are fruit, words are leaves | |
| Long shadows cast by old sins | |
| She spoke of Christ to the deaf and the poor | |
| The woman of fatalism is here now | |
| Her heart creeps among shadows of sick children | |
| The dying, graceful snow breaks her simple back |
| I drank the meaning of her words, as theft | |
| She danced for Chopin, but his request was that she left | |
| The sea gave up his daughter for the moon | |
| So weary she looked, as my arm lifts at noon | |
| The fate of you and the world hung on his lonely choice | |
| I cannot, but I would love to bury the dead again | |
| Reward and punishment are the walls of a city bare | |
| And it is within you comfort I show the mirror | |
| A panic of rich desire leaps up from your burning face | |
| The face that shows your eyes was my sole victim tonight | |
| It' s for you, Christ, that my bodies' here | |
| You' re bold with your anger and your love is shrewd | |
| He is quick so beware | |
| The cold pool waits just for you | |
| Pierced to the soul by heavens blade of dire shadows | |
| Where she speaks with her lord | |
| Her maker sits all alone | |
| Deeds are fruit, words are leaves | |
| Long shadows cast by old sins | |
| She spoke of Christ to the deaf and the poor | |
| The woman of fatalism is here now | |
| Her heart creeps among shadows of sick children | |
| The dying, graceful snow breaks her simple back |
| I drank the meaning of her words, as theft | |
| She danced for Chopin, but his request was that she left | |
| The sea gave up his daughter for the moon | |
| So weary she looked, as my arm lifts at noon | |
| The fate of you and the world hung on his lonely choice | |
| I cannot, but I would love to bury the dead again | |
| Reward and punishment are the walls of a city bare | |
| And it is within you comfort I show the mirror | |
| A panic of rich desire leaps up from your burning face | |
| The face that shows your eyes was my sole victim tonight | |
| It' s for you, Christ, that my bodies' here | |
| You' re bold with your anger and your love is shrewd | |
| He is quick so beware | |
| The cold pool waits just for you | |
| Pierced to the soul by heavens blade of dire shadows | |
| Where she speaks with her lord | |
| Her maker sits all alone | |
| Deeds are fruit, words are leaves | |
| Long shadows cast by old sins | |
| She spoke of Christ to the deaf and the poor | |
| The woman of fatalism is here now | |
| Her heart creeps among shadows of sick children | |
| The dying, graceful snow breaks her simple back |