Mark Lanegan - Two Bells Ringing At Once Lyrics

Lyrics Two Bells Ringing At Once - Mark Lanegan



I saw a golden ship
Sinking by the light of the moon
Saw a harlequin
Swimming naked in a pool
I missed
Catching the midnight train
I was a man and died
They forced my face into the dirt
With my broken teeth
I tore the buttons from my shirt
I heard two bells ringing at once
King David played his harp into the wind
And when he slept
I hung it on a chestnut tree for him
Death at my back, I outran
The Seraphim
Upon a wall
I painted a flor-de-lis
Near the canal
Where the rotten barges sleep
Wandered the banks
While a Hydra hissed and weeped
I heard
Two bells
Ringing at once
Walked a dusty road
Dragging an ancient driving wheel
Met the false and met the fair
Came upon the gallows there
Saw a body hanging
Swinging in the cool night air
I heard two bells ringing at once
King David played the sad and mournful tune
I followed its call
Through April, May, and June
Sorry summertime
All through December too
I felt its sound
Down to my darkest, deepest root
I heard two bells ringing at once
I heard two bells ringing at once



Writer(s): Mark Lanegan, Rob Marshall


Mark Lanegan - Somebody's Knocking
Album Somebody's Knocking
date of release
18-10-2019



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