[00:00.000] 作词 : Grant Bastin/Amanda Armstrong
[00:00.455] 作曲 : Grant Bastin
[00:00.910]"Secrecy is alas only too easy
[00:05.631]I haven't seen a libertine some little way gone in vice
[00:10.439]Who doesn't know what a hold murder has on the senses"
[00:14.590]
[00:15.035]"Let's put it this way
[00:18.736]Yes, there's no better way to know death
[00:21.915]Than to link it with some licentious image
[00:26.793]Like dominant hands clenched around a submissive throat
[00:31.034]The bloodlust surrounding the sacrifice of a lamb
[00:36.195]Or I'd even argue it's like Christ upon the cross..."
[00:40.611]
[00:41.765]"In its essence eroticism is a domain of violence and violation
[00:47.072]The lover must suffer but may never cease
[00:49.933]The idea is often linked with the surge of hellish affection that overcomes the affected
[00:55.258]Whether the sufferer inflicts pain on the doe or hunter
[00:58.798]Will always be decided by the Fates not the man
[01:02.244]The sort of cycle of theatrics is brought to stage
[01:05.163]Through the divine power of two souls escaping any and all worldly cages
[01:09.666]Souls outlive a heartbeat and thus must destroy all limitations
[01:14.945]That might otherwise compress the existential love we are determined to experience
[01:19.760]These implosions of our physical bodies is a testament
[01:22.749]To the power behind what must be called love
[01:26.115]So since the beginning we've all endeavored to achieve a liberating continuity
[01:31.902]By no means reliant on chance
[01:34.025]A continuity formed between two discontinuous creatures"

作词 : Grant Bastin/Amanda Armstrong
作曲 : Grant Bastin
"Secrecy is alas only too easy
I haven't seen a libertine some little way gone in vice
Who doesn't know what a hold murder has on the senses"
"Let's put it this way
Yes, there's no better way to know death
Than to link it with some licentious image
Like dominant hands clenched around a submissive throat
The bloodlust surrounding the sacrifice of a lamb
Or I'd even argue it's like Christ upon the cross..."
"In its essence eroticism is a domain of violence and violation
The lover must suffer but may never cease
The idea is often linked with the surge of hellish affection that overcomes the affected
Whether the sufferer inflicts pain on the doe or hunter
Will always be decided by the Fates not the man
The sort of cycle of theatrics is brought to stage
Through the divine power of two souls escaping any and all worldly cages
Souls outlive a heartbeat and thus must destroy all limitations
That might otherwise compress the existential love we are determined to experience
These implosions of our physical bodies is a testament
To the power behind what must be called love
So since the beginning we've all endeavored to achieve a liberating continuity
By no means reliant on chance
A continuity formed between two discontinuous creatures"