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Singable translation:
An honest man, an upright man tralalalalla tralallaleru found himself with his heart aflame for a woman who didn’t feel the same.
”Tomorrow,” she said, “come lay at my feet” tralalalalla tralallaleru ”Tomorrow,” she said, “come lay at my feet your mother’s heart for my dogs to eat.”
So he went and killed his poor mama. tralalalalla tralallaleru He yanked her heart right out of her chest and went back to his love thinking she’d be impressed.
The heart didn't do it. The heart didn't do it. tralalalalla tralallaleru To some further bloodshed she was inclined; she wanted still more proof that his love was blind.
”If you really love me,” she insists tralalalalla tralallaleru ”If you really love me,” she insists, you’ll open all the veins in both your wrists.”
He opened all the veins in both his wrists, tralalalalla tralallaleru and as the blood spurted out of his veins, he ran like a madman to see her again.
She said to him, in fits of laughter tralalalalla tralallaleru She said to him, in fits of laughter, “as a final test, it’s your death I’m after.”
And while his color faded away, and his blood slowly dripped to the ground, her vanity thrilled, for she could say: a man had killed himself to try and bring her round.
Gently and sweetly blew the wind outside tralalalalla tralallaleru but suddenly she found herself dissatisfied when she saw that he was happy as he died.
Happy as he died, and in love it seemed while she got nothing from all his pains: not his love, nor his esteem, only the drying blood flowing from his veins. |