The Crow and the Nightingale Songtext
von Marillion
The Crow and the Nightingale Songtext
Thank you for your words of longing
It doesn′t really matter whether or not I understood them
Doesn't really matter where they take me
Or how they take me
A witch-black hill in a storm
An unruly sea of salt-frozen fear
Or a paradise of palms
As long as it′s not here
As long as it's not here
But a rooftop I can go, to scream above the birds
Adding my dull sheen to your brilliant words
A job for Christo
Wrapping the sun with silk
Wrapping the sun
Wrapping the sun
With silk
Wrapping the sun
Wrapping the sun with silk
Make it something that can be looked at
Without hurting
I can try
I can't fly, but I′ll open my rough beak
Squawk at the sky
The crow and the nightingale
I can′t fly, but I'll open my rough beak
Squawk at the sky
The crow and the nightingale
The crow and the nightingale
Wrapping the sun with silk
Wrapping the sun
Wrapping the sun with silk
Make it something
Better than blindness
Better than darkness
Make it something that can be looked at
Without hurting
Without hurting
Locking Helen of Troy in a padded room
Behind frosted glass
Howlin′ at the moon
Squawking at the sky
A racket
And a tune
It doesn′t really matter whether or not I understood them
Doesn't really matter where they take me
Or how they take me
A witch-black hill in a storm
An unruly sea of salt-frozen fear
Or a paradise of palms
As long as it′s not here
As long as it's not here
But a rooftop I can go, to scream above the birds
Adding my dull sheen to your brilliant words
A job for Christo
Wrapping the sun with silk
Wrapping the sun
Wrapping the sun
With silk
Wrapping the sun
Wrapping the sun with silk
Make it something that can be looked at
Without hurting
I can try
I can't fly, but I′ll open my rough beak
Squawk at the sky
The crow and the nightingale
I can′t fly, but I'll open my rough beak
Squawk at the sky
The crow and the nightingale
The crow and the nightingale
Wrapping the sun with silk
Wrapping the sun
Wrapping the sun with silk
Make it something
Better than blindness
Better than darkness
Make it something that can be looked at
Without hurting
Without hurting
Locking Helen of Troy in a padded room
Behind frosted glass
Howlin′ at the moon
Squawking at the sky
A racket
And a tune
Writer(s): Mark Colbert Kelly, Steven Hogarth, Peter John Trewavas, Steven Thomas Rothery, Ian Mosley Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com