
Date of issue: 09.04.1990
Song language: English
The Old Revolution |
I finally broke into the prison, |
I found my place in the chain. |
Even damnation is poisoned with rainbows, |
All the brave young men |
They’re waiting now to see a signal |
Which some killer will be lighting for pay. |
Into this furnace I ask you now to venture, |
You whom I cannot betray. |
I fought in the old revolution |
On the side of the ghost and the king. |
Of course I was very young |
And I thought that we were winning; |
I can’t pretend I still feel very much like singing |
As they carry the bodies away. |
Into this furnace I ask you now to venture… |
Lately you’ve started to stutter |
As though you had nothing to say. |
To all of my architects let me be traitor. |
Now let me say I myself gave the order |
To sleep and to search and to destroy. |
Into this furnace I ask you now to venture… |
Yes, you who are broken by power, |
You who are absent all day, |
You who are kings for the sake of your children’s story, |
The hand of your beggar is burdened down with money, |
The hand of your lover is clay. |
Into this furnace I ask you now to venture… |
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