Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song A Requiem for the Sons of Harmony , by - Worthwhile. Song from the album Old World Harm, in the genre Иностранный рокA Requiem for the Sons of Harmony |
| Fingertips on piano keys |
| This head thinks, this heart sings |
| First I deadened the sounds |
| Dissected music like a corpse |
| Proved harmony methodically |
| Then did I dare bring it to life with my creative fantasy |
| I started to compose, but quietly, until I finally reached into infinity |
| Glory smiled on me in the hearts of men I found some resonance |
| Enchanting notes, eternal harmonies |
| Tenths and Sixths and Major lifts |
| But I envy deeply |
| A requiem for the sons of harmony |
| The fortune of Mozart is burning me violently |
| I cannot write, laugh, or sleep knowing he’s better off than me |
| I slipped Poison, the world’s too small for our songs and us too |
| If I cannot be the greatest, neither will you |
| Rejoice with those who rejoice |
| Weep with those who weep |
| May your music rise to fame and the crowds forget your name |
| Live your own life, die your own death |
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