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The Pale Empress
04:12
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Come lay beneath the trees,Come listen to the rain trickle down, Come listen to my heart beat, the sound of your kingdom come
Be mine/Pale one
Be mine/Pale one
Come let me kiss away your fear/Come let me show you you're unlike any other dear/ Come let me hold you so close that your problems they disappear
disappear
disappear
disappear
Be mine/Pale one
Be mine/Pale one
Be mine
Come, Come, Come, Oh come lay beneath the trees with me, Listen as the rain trickles down the branches, Come and claim, Come and claim the throne of my heart
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The Pale Empress [Red]
03:45
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come lay beneath the volcanoes
Come listen as the acid rain hits the ground
come feel the pain upon your face
BE mine
BE held
Be invited
Be mine
BE held
Be Divided
Be mine
Be held
Be Imprisoned
Come let me hiss and give you fears
Come let me show you you’re sheep ready to sheer
Come let me scream the hateful truth in your ear
your ears
your ears
BE mine
BE held
Be mine
BE held
Be Divided
Be Imprisoned
No one can tell me I'm wrong
No one can tell me I'm wrong
come come oh come lay beneath volcanoes as they erupt
come listen as acid rain hits your feet
come come come and feel come and feel the pain you deserve
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Prophet and the Spidercats [Expanded] Seattle, Washington
Like tears in the rain....
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