
Date of issue: 04.11.2009
Record label: Joan Baez
Song language: English
Scarlet Tide |
Must I accept his fate |
Or take myself far from this place? |
I thought I heard a black bell toll |
A little bird did sing |
Man loses all when he wants everything |
And we’ll rise above the scarlet tide |
That trickles down through the mountain |
And separates the widow from the bride |
Man goes beyond his own decision |
Gets caught up in his own mechanism |
Of swindlers who act like kings |
And brokers who break everything |
The darkest night was swiftly falling |
Into the dawn of the day |
Why would I want him |
Just to lose him again? |
And we’ll rise above the scarlet tide |
That trickles down through the mountain |
And separates the widow from the bride |
We’ll rise above the scarlet tide |
That trickles down through the mountain |
And separates the widow from the bride |
Song tags: #Day After Tomorrow
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