| Song | The Bolt of Cupid Fell |
| Artist | Darkseed |
| Album | Midnight Solemnly Dance |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Hermann, Hertrich | |
| When fourty nights shall beside you brow | |
| and dig deep wounds in your beauty now | |
| Your youth's proud livery so gazed on me | |
| tomorrow will be darkened sealed | |
| Look how a bird lies tangeled in a net | |
| Pure shame and awed resistance made him fred | |
| So fastened in her arms the favoured lies | |
| She found more beauty in his varied eyes | |
| Cut is the brunch that might be grown | |
| with you faith, the treasure of your lusty days | |
| Then being asked where all your beauty lies | |
| I say it to your deep-sunken eyes | |
| "As if the dead the living should exceed | |
| possessed by heavens heart and hand" | |
| He burns with basful shame | |
| She with her tears does quench the maiden | |
| burning off her cheeks | |
| Then with her windy sighs and golden hands | |
| to fain and blow them dry again she seeks | |
| Look how a painter would surpass his life | |
| His art with nature's workmanship at strife | |
| In limmming out a well-proportioned steed | |
| as if the dead the living should exceed |
| zuo qu : Hermann, Hertrich | |
| When fourty nights shall beside you brow | |
| and dig deep wounds in your beauty now | |
| Your youth' s proud livery so gazed on me | |
| tomorrow will be darkened sealed | |
| Look how a bird lies tangeled in a net | |
| Pure shame and awed resistance made him fred | |
| So fastened in her arms the favoured lies | |
| She found more beauty in his varied eyes | |
| Cut is the brunch that might be grown | |
| with you faith, the treasure of your lusty days | |
| Then being asked where all your beauty lies | |
| I say it to your deepsunken eyes | |
| " As if the dead the living should exceed | |
| possessed by heavens heart and hand" | |
| He burns with basful shame | |
| She with her tears does quench the maiden | |
| burning off her cheeks | |
| Then with her windy sighs and golden hands | |
| to fain and blow them dry again she seeks | |
| Look how a painter would surpass his life | |
| His art with nature' s workmanship at strife | |
| In limmming out a wellproportioned steed | |
| as if the dead the living should exceed |
| zuò qǔ : Hermann, Hertrich | |
| When fourty nights shall beside you brow | |
| and dig deep wounds in your beauty now | |
| Your youth' s proud livery so gazed on me | |
| tomorrow will be darkened sealed | |
| Look how a bird lies tangeled in a net | |
| Pure shame and awed resistance made him fred | |
| So fastened in her arms the favoured lies | |
| She found more beauty in his varied eyes | |
| Cut is the brunch that might be grown | |
| with you faith, the treasure of your lusty days | |
| Then being asked where all your beauty lies | |
| I say it to your deepsunken eyes | |
| " As if the dead the living should exceed | |
| possessed by heavens heart and hand" | |
| He burns with basful shame | |
| She with her tears does quench the maiden | |
| burning off her cheeks | |
| Then with her windy sighs and golden hands | |
| to fain and blow them dry again she seeks | |
| Look how a painter would surpass his life | |
| His art with nature' s workmanship at strife | |
| In limmming out a wellproportioned steed | |
| as if the dead the living should exceed |