| .. but for his scythe to know: |
| And he that sat atop him carried a scythe, |
| And nothing 'gainst Time's scythe can make defense." |
| and nothing 'gainst time's scythe can make defence..." |
| and nothing 'gainst time's scythe can make defense "save breed to brave him when he takes thee hence." |
| .. but for his scythe to know: |
| And he that sat atop him carried a scythe, |
| And nothing 'gainst Time's scythe can make defense." |
| and nothing 'gainst time's scythe can make defence..." |
| and nothing 'gainst time's scythe can make defense "save breed to brave him when he takes thee hence." |
| There were 5 guns in our village..." "but there were pitchforks and scythes and men of great strength." |
| 200 chariots, with scythes to cut horses' hooves. |
| Don't you remember how lovely it was when all the men came with their scythes to mow the hay in the park and the summer parties? |
| Fellas, grab your scythes and clear it as far in as you can. |
| Fourteen old flintlocks, six scythes... thirteen double-edged swords, five double-barreled pistols.... |
| There were 5 guns in our village..." "but there were pitchforks and scythes and men of great strength." |
| 200 chariots, with scythes to cut horses' hooves. |
| Don't you remember how lovely it was when all the men came with their scythes to mow the hay in the park and the summer parties? |
| Fellas, grab your scythes and clear it as far in as you can. |
| Fourteen old flintlocks, six scythes... thirteen double-edged swords, five double-barreled pistols.... |
| On a journey, with grass for my pillow, for my beloved I yearn, disturbed as scythed rushes" |
| Chas tried to tell you before you scythed through his fragile manhood. |
| Out in the field, he chopped and scythed and bundled and milked. |
| We chased them down the slopes with our musket fire, which they could ill return, and scythed them down like ripened wheat... |
| 'As noon approached, our rivals were scything through their houses. |
| A snaking, 500 mile ribbon of asphalt, scything through the lonesome pines and the soaring peaks. |
| Bills nearly one metre long, scything through the water at break neck speed are guaranteed to get the heart racing. |
| First, it's scything, then milking, shearing ... |
| Like the shadow of death itself one figure scything it's way through the terror and anguish: |
| On a journey, with grass for my pillow, for my beloved I yearn, disturbed as scythed rushes" |
| Chas tried to tell you before you scythed through his fragile manhood. |
| Out in the field, he chopped and scythed and bundled and milked. |
| We chased them down the slopes with our musket fire, which they could ill return, and scythed them down like ripened wheat... |
| 'As noon approached, our rivals were scything through their houses. |
| A snaking, 500 mile ribbon of asphalt, scything through the lonesome pines and the soaring peaks. |
| Bills nearly one metre long, scything through the water at break neck speed are guaranteed to get the heart racing. |
| First, it's scything, then milking, shearing ... |
| Like the shadow of death itself one figure scything it's way through the terror and anguish: |
