Dead Can Dance

godeatgodgodeatgod Posts: 20
edited July 2006 in Other Music
They're cooler than three dogs f**king!
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  • MojopinMojopin Posts: 216
    seriously.

    Probably one of my favorite bands ever...

    Mojo
    "A consistently good band works all the different elements well. A song has to appeal sentimentally, intellectually, physically, viscerally, and dig deep down into your soul and suck you into it. And after that, of course, it'd be a matter of taste." ~ Kim Thayil from Soundgarden
  • godeatgodgodeatgod Posts: 20
    I also like the cover Paradise Lost did of this song,

    Fair Rosanna your vagrancy's a familiar tale.
    Fraught with danger, the lives you led were judged profane.
    Hatred enfolds us, inculcates our minds with it's heresy.
    Laymen enfold us, clemency arise to set you free.
    Fate, although Xavier has prayed that life giving waters may rain
    down on the souls of men to cure them of their ways.
    These were the sins of Xavier's past, hung like jewels in the forest of veils.
    Deep in the heart where the mysteries emerge
    Eve bears the stigma of original sin.
    Freedom's so hard, when we are all bound by laws
    etched in the scheme of natures own hand, unseen by all those who fail
    in their pursuit of fate.
    Although Xavier has prayed that life giving waters may rain
    down on the souls of men to cure them of their ways.
    And as the night turns into day will the sun illuminate your way,
    or will your nightmares come home to stay.
    Xavier's love lies in chains.
    These were the sins of Xavier's past,
    hung like jewels in the forest of veils.
  • MojopinMojopin Posts: 216
    Xavier. Great song :)

    Mojo
    "A consistently good band works all the different elements well. A song has to appeal sentimentally, intellectually, physically, viscerally, and dig deep down into your soul and suck you into it. And after that, of course, it'd be a matter of taste." ~ Kim Thayil from Soundgarden
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