1. |
Where Giants Sleep
02:15
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Think
Before you speak
There's shaky ground
Beneath our feet
Built up in haste
And incomplete
So baby tread lightly now
Please don't mistake
The past for dead
It's all around
And overhead
And buried deep
In pockets underground
But maybe not deep enough
Where giants sleep
And thunder falls
I've got my back
Against the wall
The mists of time
Shroud them all
Until the sun comes out again
Oh when they wake
From the ogham scrapes
Thunder will roll
And hearts will break
We'll ride the earth
As it quakes
And pray that it's not too late
Where giants sleep
And thunder falls
I've got my back
Against the wall
The mists of time
Shroud them all
Until the sun comes out again
Where giants sleep
And thunder falls
I've got my back
Against the wall
The mists of time
Shroud them all
Until the sun comes out again
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2. |
Nimue (feat. Rick Korte)
02:49
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In a different world
You'd lie and cut my hair
While I was lying there
Fast asleep
In a different world
I'd freely eat your fruit
Because it came from you
Unquestioning
Nimue
Lock me in your tree and throw
The key away
Forever let me stay with you
This way
A prisoner of what I've given up
I've given up
In a different world
You'd drag from my throne
Claim me as your own
In my defeat
In a different world
You'd bend me til I break
My spirit and my faith
My destiny
Nimue
Lock me in your tree and throw
The key away
Forever let me stay with you
This way
A prisoner of what I've given up
I've given up
Nimue
Lock me in your tree and throw
The key away
Forever let me stay with you
This way
A prisoner of what I've given up
I've given up
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