Till The Day I Die Songtext
von Charity Children

At first, you drank my gospel
like a mug of country wine.
And now it has the flavour
of regret and turpentine.

Regret and turpentine.
Regret and turpentine.
Yes, regret
and turpentine.

The lamp which led my journey
fell on the hardened ground.
The shards of grief and mercy
cut my feet to slow me down.

My feet to slow me down.
My feet to slow me down.
Yes, my feet
to slow me down.


For the future that′s awaiting me
is one I can't deny.
That I will be lonely,
till the day I die.

Now I′m just a strange illusion,
strumming chords and singing words.
And if you like what I'm saying
that's your privilege and your curse.

Your privilege and your curse.
Your privilege and your curse.
Yes your privilege
and your curse.

For the future that′s awaiting me
is one I can′t deny.
That I will be lonely,
till the day I die.

I fought the war around me,
the war you me fight.
You told me you were uninjured,
hiding your battle scars from the light.

Your scars from the light.
Your scars from the light.
Yes your scars from the light.


For the future that's awaiting me
is one I can′t deny.
That I will be lonely,
till the day I die.

Till the day I die.
Till the day I die.