Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Rebellious Sons (with The Bright Light Social Hour), artist - The Bright Light Social Hour. Album song Tell the Devil I'm Gettin' There as Fast as I Can, in the genre Кантри
Date of issue: 17.08.2017
Record label: Bordello
Song language: English
The Rebellious Sons (with The Bright Light Social Hour) |
The rebellious sons were torn from the tears of the gods |
Dealing in the dust before the of the serpent and mouse |
The captain was turned to stone and his voice was heard no more |
He’s still on his knees outside the witch’s house |
Treachery for the oldest son before |
He’d come to kill the witch’s clan but stumbled and was |
Marked by his captors, he died loyal to his gods |
Refusing to confess, he recited Genesis 4:15 |
An Asia Minor poet who was loyal to the sons |
His gods had been exiled, he vowed to avenge the disgrace |
He’d come to the queen who’d betrayed them |
And as he drew his dagger he cried out, «How does gold taste?» |
Fate decides the life spent |
By measuring out thread and then cutting it |
The gate to hell was left open |
And there’s little concern in shutting it |
the two wore jewelry, the whore queen dressed in jade |
She’s born seventh be forgiven |
She betrayed the sons in the Sicilian Vespers War |
Yet her bones were buried with pageant by the old river prison |
The queen was slain while drinking a cup of her savior’s blood |
They laid her out to be viewed dressed only in white lilies |
Covered in ivory, she was as false as Constantine’s Donation |
Destiny cannot be bribed, as proven by the death of Achilles |
Fate decides the life spent |
By measuring out thread and then cutting it |
The gate to hell was left open |
And there’s little concern in shutting it |
Fate decides the life spent |
By measuring out thread and then cutting it |
The gate to hell was left open |
And there’s little concern in shutting it |
Uh, mmh, oh |