| Would enchain his prisoners | |
| Would enchain his prisoners | |
| # And enchains me, but I can't # | |
| # This dream that pains me and enchains me # | |
| # And enchains me, but I can't # | |
| # This dream that pains me and enchains me # | |
| A procession, you see there poor wounded men, barefoot prisoners and enchained bearers of crosses, while this arrogant people march calmly turning the grief in a show. | |
| And my husband, he has paid for it... and it has also enchained my life at the same time. | |
| And that prayer is the action of liberating these enchained embryo-like spirits... and that every action of ours in life... whether it's, uh, doing business, or making love... or having dinner together, or whatever— | |
| He was enchained by certain superstitious impressions which, in the form of his family mansión, by dint of long sufferance, had obtained over his spirit an effect which the physique of the grey walls and the dim tarn into which they looked down | |
| Hiding their faces under those masks, they drag enchained the vanquished, indifferent to their mothers or wives's grief. | |
| A procession, you see there poor wounded men, barefoot prisoners and enchained bearers of crosses, while this arrogant people march calmly turning the grief in a show. | |
| And my husband, he has paid for it... and it has also enchained my life at the same time. | |
| And that prayer is the action of liberating these enchained embryo-like spirits... and that every action of ours in life... whether it's, uh, doing business, or making love... or having dinner together, or whatever— | |
| He was enchained by certain superstitious impressions which, in the form of his family mansión, by dint of long sufferance, had obtained over his spirit an effect which the physique of the grey walls and the dim tarn into which they looked down | |
| Hiding their faces under those masks, they drag enchained the vanquished, indifferent to their mothers or wives's grief. | |
