Luyện nghe bài hát Medley, parts of: (ii) The Sleepwalkers

(Hammill)

Tonight, before you lay down to the sweetness of sleep
do you question your surrender to the from Lover's Leap
or does the darkness take hold on its very own?
Does your body rise in service not one dissenting groan?
These waking of life and death
in the are twisted and buckled,
lashes flicker, a of breath,
whitening at the knuckles.
The of sleepwalkers shake their limbs and are loose
and I am a talker, I can phrase no excuse
not to again.
In the chorus of the I belong
and I, like you, must dance to that song
and in the end I too must pay the cost of life.
If all is none is known
and how could we lose what never owned?
Oh, I'd search out every that I could find,
unravel all the of mind,
if I had time,
if I had time,
but soon my time is ended... ended, soon my is ended.