Luyện nghe bài hát So Long Sweet Misery

So my misery
I don't you, you've only caused me grief
Forgive me if I asleep
I haven't slept in

Daylight lives like a for me
So I escape the cynics strewn the streets
Beyond the ruins of my
Far past the pages of my

I rose from my moat like a from a grave
Sunken in the salty eyes of the wandering
I was heading though the mists the Golden Gate
All of my rebellions in to the fog of fate

So my misery
I don't need you, you have only me grief
Forgive me if I asleep
I slept in centuries

Springtime came again and Icarus
I flew past the numb nuns who never tell
The secrets of the sailors and seven years spell
I will not fall, nor will my wings ever

If I could, I would wash all these wounds
I would surround your room with of grace
I would your portrait over everything mundane
More than Easter Sunday

So long my
I need you, you have only caused me grief
Forgive me if I asleep
I haven't in centuries

Put me on a boat and my inhibitions at bay
My is spilling but I haven't much to say
I was running the canyons
The of your name
You were at me like the sun laughs at flame

Put me on a page in a of beginnings
Let me through old volumes of ancient teachings
Let me revel all of forgotten feelings
Lay me with the wretched in the arms of my

So long misery
I don't you, you've only caused me grief
me if I fall asleep
I haven't in centuries

So long sweet
I don't need you, only caused me grief
me if I fall asleep
I slept in centuries
No, I slept in centuries
I haven't slept in