He said, I've had a vision of the Lord, strong and holy.
I must do what I've been told.
So he started up the mountain.
I was running, he was walking, and his axe was made of gold.
Well, the trees, they got much smaller.
The lake laid his mirror.
We stopped to drink some wine.
And he threw the bottle over.
Broke a minute later.
And he put his hand on mine.
Thought I saw an eagle.
But it might have been a vulture.
I never could decide.
Then my father built an altar.
He looked once behind his shoulder.
He knew I would not hide.
You who build your altars now to sacrifice these children, you must not do it anymore.
you Your scheme is not a vision.
You've only been tempted by demons or your gods.
You who stand above them now, your hatchets, blunt and bloody, you were not there before.
When I lay upon a mountain And my father's hand was trembling With the beauty of the word But you have no part in And if you call me brother now Forgive me if I inquire Just according to whose plan When it all comes down to dust, they will kill you if they must.
I will help you if I can.
When it all comes down to dust, I will help you if I must.
They will kill you when they can.
Have mercy on our uniform, man of peace or man of war.
The peacock spritz is banned.
When it comes to dust, all the dead
will rise, some to life
and some to everlasting shame.
Yay!
you The future brings Both to kings and queens there will be a reckoning.
Let all your schemes, like a demon's whore, Mist falls on eyes while phantoms climb.
The darkness grows And the clock will chime A settling of the score You who build your altars now And think your plans won't end The wind will blow.
The branches bend.
You will reap what you have sown When I was on the mount
A lamb took my place, but you will give an account out.