| Song | Blood of Angels |
| Artist | Brown Bird |
| Album | Salt for Salt |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| I can’t make my mood match the weather | |
| I can’t make the weather do what I want | |
| so I’ve resigned myself to pry that big old sun out of the sky | |
| and I will live my days in darkness til I die | |
| I tried to be good I was a failure | |
| so I took to taking all the good men down | |
| it wasn’t hard to do | |
| I just huffed and puffed and blew | |
| until all the two-shoes scattered underground | |
| you could be right | |
| they might come for me at night | |
| in angry mobs with torches bright outside my door | |
| for all my spite | |
| I might never win the fight | |
| but I will rage against the light forever more | |
| I drank the blood of angels from a bottle | |
| just to see if I could call the lightning down | |
| it hasn’t struck me yet | |
| and I would wage my soul to bet | |
| that there ain’t no one throwing lightning anyhow | |
| Too many tries at tempting fate to call it over | |
| and you get to thinking fate's got different plans | |
| like maybe i'm not born to die | |
| but to bring darkness to the sky | |
| and pull that goddamn sun down anyway I can | |
| you could be right | |
| they might come for me at night | |
| in angry mobs with torches bright outside my door | |
| for all my spite | |
| I might never win the fight | |
| but I will rage against the light forever more | |
| and oh the hopelessly tender hearted | |
| tend to sing the loudest of love | |
| but my sweet temptations turn their songs into a lie | |
| I fold the grass over all they’ve started | |
| to never see the light of the sun | |
| as they dwell in darkness so shall I | |
| don’t try to come around here | |
| spreading sentiments of cheer | |
| you told your last white lie | |
| everything is not alright | |
| you hope, you pray | |
| you love the light of day | |
| but there’s no one up there listening tonight | |
| you could be right | |
| they might come for me at night | |
| in angry mobs with torches bright outside my door | |
| for all my spite | |
| I might never win the fight | |
| but I will rage against the light forever more |
| I can' t make my mood match the weather | |
| I can' t make the weather do what I want | |
| so I' ve resigned myself to pry that big old sun out of the sky | |
| and I will live my days in darkness til I die | |
| I tried to be good I was a failure | |
| so I took to taking all the good men down | |
| it wasn' t hard to do | |
| I just huffed and puffed and blew | |
| until all the twoshoes scattered underground | |
| you could be right | |
| they might come for me at night | |
| in angry mobs with torches bright outside my door | |
| for all my spite | |
| I might never win the fight | |
| but I will rage against the light forever more | |
| I drank the blood of angels from a bottle | |
| just to see if I could call the lightning down | |
| it hasn' t struck me yet | |
| and I would wage my soul to bet | |
| that there ain' t no one throwing lightning anyhow | |
| Too many tries at tempting fate to call it over | |
| and you get to thinking fate' s got different plans | |
| like maybe i' m not born to die | |
| but to bring darkness to the sky | |
| and pull that goddamn sun down anyway I can | |
| you could be right | |
| they might come for me at night | |
| in angry mobs with torches bright outside my door | |
| for all my spite | |
| I might never win the fight | |
| but I will rage against the light forever more | |
| and oh the hopelessly tender hearted | |
| tend to sing the loudest of love | |
| but my sweet temptations turn their songs into a lie | |
| I fold the grass over all they' ve started | |
| to never see the light of the sun | |
| as they dwell in darkness so shall I | |
| don' t try to come around here | |
| spreading sentiments of cheer | |
| you told your last white lie | |
| everything is not alright | |
| you hope, you pray | |
| you love the light of day | |
| but there' s no one up there listening tonight | |
| you could be right | |
| they might come for me at night | |
| in angry mobs with torches bright outside my door | |
| for all my spite | |
| I might never win the fight | |
| but I will rage against the light forever more |
| I can' t make my mood match the weather | |
| I can' t make the weather do what I want | |
| so I' ve resigned myself to pry that big old sun out of the sky | |
| and I will live my days in darkness til I die | |
| I tried to be good I was a failure | |
| so I took to taking all the good men down | |
| it wasn' t hard to do | |
| I just huffed and puffed and blew | |
| until all the twoshoes scattered underground | |
| you could be right | |
| they might come for me at night | |
| in angry mobs with torches bright outside my door | |
| for all my spite | |
| I might never win the fight | |
| but I will rage against the light forever more | |
| I drank the blood of angels from a bottle | |
| just to see if I could call the lightning down | |
| it hasn' t struck me yet | |
| and I would wage my soul to bet | |
| that there ain' t no one throwing lightning anyhow | |
| Too many tries at tempting fate to call it over | |
| and you get to thinking fate' s got different plans | |
| like maybe i' m not born to die | |
| but to bring darkness to the sky | |
| and pull that goddamn sun down anyway I can | |
| you could be right | |
| they might come for me at night | |
| in angry mobs with torches bright outside my door | |
| for all my spite | |
| I might never win the fight | |
| but I will rage against the light forever more | |
| and oh the hopelessly tender hearted | |
| tend to sing the loudest of love | |
| but my sweet temptations turn their songs into a lie | |
| I fold the grass over all they' ve started | |
| to never see the light of the sun | |
| as they dwell in darkness so shall I | |
| don' t try to come around here | |
| spreading sentiments of cheer | |
| you told your last white lie | |
| everything is not alright | |
| you hope, you pray | |
| you love the light of day | |
| but there' s no one up there listening tonight | |
| you could be right | |
| they might come for me at night | |
| in angry mobs with torches bright outside my door | |
| for all my spite | |
| I might never win the fight | |
| but I will rage against the light forever more |