Rome - Slaver lyrics
[Rome - Slaver lyrics]
To the howling wastes without - to me
To my blackened kingdom of mud - to me
O, I walk the red cinderland to
Come home finally - to me
At least I shall not rise, O
Above this grief
How else to wonder and to surprise, O
The child in me? And you know I
I should have let you go
When the going got cruel
For love is the goal and hate is the rule
I should have let you know that
I am a slaver now
To the howling wastes without - to me
To my blackened kingdom of mud - to me
O, I walk the red cinderland to
Come home finally - to me
At least I shall not rise, O
Above this grief
How else to wonder and to surprise, O
The child in me? And you know I
I should have let you go
When the going got cruel
For love is the goal and hate is the rule
I should have let you know that
I am a slaver now
And I don't mind
I'm a slaver now and I don't mind at all
I should have told you so
To my blackened kingdom of mud - to me
O, I walk the red cinderland to
Come home finally - to me
At least I shall not rise, O
Above this grief
How else to wonder and to surprise, O
The child in me? And you know I
I should have let you go
When the going got cruel
For love is the goal and hate is the rule
I should have let you know that
I am a slaver now
To the howling wastes without - to me
To my blackened kingdom of mud - to me
O, I walk the red cinderland to
Come home finally - to me
At least I shall not rise, O
Above this grief
How else to wonder and to surprise, O
The child in me? And you know I
I should have let you go
When the going got cruel
For love is the goal and hate is the rule
I should have let you know that
I am a slaver now
And I don't mind
I'm a slaver now and I don't mind at all
I should have told you so
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