| Song | Malediction |
| Artist | Diamanda Galás |
| Album | You Must Be Certain Of The Devil |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Galas | |
| The arms that you cut off that Sunday night | |
| of the young man who ran screaming through | |
| the street, | |
| streaming blood in trails of terror, | |
| are the arms that point me to my door, | |
| which forsaken by the blood of Jesus, | |
| invites the Devil, who now waits for me outside. | |
| The arms that you cut off that Sunday night | |
| are the arms that point me to the red eyes | |
| of the pentecostal killers and the black eyes | |
| of the roman catholic killers and the blue eyes | |
| of the pinhead skinhead killers, | |
| and the dirty angel does his target practice night | |
| and day, | |
| making ready now to steal my soul away. | |
| The arms that you cut off that Sunday night | |
| are the arms that wait between my T.V. and my gun, | |
| while the winks and smiles of singing debutantes | |
| and eunuchs whisper, | |
| "We don't want you, Unclean, lying there in vomit, | |
| filth, and perspiration, | |
| coming back with Elvis or with Jesus from the dead." | |
| The arms that you cut off the body | |
| of the screaming young man | |
| dance before my eyes the endless murder of my soul | |
| which, taunted every hour by open windows, | |
| has kept itself alive with prayer, | |
| but not for miracles, | |
| and not for heaven. | |
| Just for silence | |
| and for mercy | |
| until the end. |
| zuo ci : Galas | |
| The arms that you cut off that Sunday night | |
| of the young man who ran screaming through | |
| the street, | |
| streaming blood in trails of terror, | |
| are the arms that point me to my door, | |
| which forsaken by the blood of Jesus, | |
| invites the Devil, who now waits for me outside. | |
| The arms that you cut off that Sunday night | |
| are the arms that point me to the red eyes | |
| of the pentecostal killers and the black eyes | |
| of the roman catholic killers and the blue eyes | |
| of the pinhead skinhead killers, | |
| and the dirty angel does his target practice night | |
| and day, | |
| making ready now to steal my soul away. | |
| The arms that you cut off that Sunday night | |
| are the arms that wait between my T. V. and my gun, | |
| while the winks and smiles of singing debutantes | |
| and eunuchs whisper, | |
| " We don' t want you, Unclean, lying there in vomit, | |
| filth, and perspiration, | |
| coming back with Elvis or with Jesus from the dead." | |
| The arms that you cut off the body | |
| of the screaming young man | |
| dance before my eyes the endless murder of my soul | |
| which, taunted every hour by open windows, | |
| has kept itself alive with prayer, | |
| but not for miracles, | |
| and not for heaven. | |
| Just for silence | |
| and for mercy | |
| until the end. |
| zuò cí : Galas | |
| The arms that you cut off that Sunday night | |
| of the young man who ran screaming through | |
| the street, | |
| streaming blood in trails of terror, | |
| are the arms that point me to my door, | |
| which forsaken by the blood of Jesus, | |
| invites the Devil, who now waits for me outside. | |
| The arms that you cut off that Sunday night | |
| are the arms that point me to the red eyes | |
| of the pentecostal killers and the black eyes | |
| of the roman catholic killers and the blue eyes | |
| of the pinhead skinhead killers, | |
| and the dirty angel does his target practice night | |
| and day, | |
| making ready now to steal my soul away. | |
| The arms that you cut off that Sunday night | |
| are the arms that wait between my T. V. and my gun, | |
| while the winks and smiles of singing debutantes | |
| and eunuchs whisper, | |
| " We don' t want you, Unclean, lying there in vomit, | |
| filth, and perspiration, | |
| coming back with Elvis or with Jesus from the dead." | |
| The arms that you cut off the body | |
| of the screaming young man | |
| dance before my eyes the endless murder of my soul | |
| which, taunted every hour by open windows, | |
| has kept itself alive with prayer, | |
| but not for miracles, | |
| and not for heaven. | |
| Just for silence | |
| and for mercy | |
| until the end. |