Above the Stars – In the Field of Blood

Above the Stars In the Field of Blood

Above the Stars – In the Field of Blood Lyrics

Artist: Above the Stars
Song: In the Field of Blood

In the field of blood
An elegy
For the person
That I claimed to be

In the field of blood
In agony
Ashamed of the villain
That I chose to be

Leave me to mourn for what I’ve done
I have no need for anyone
Bury my conscience deeper
In the field of blood

Leave me to mourn for what I’ve done
I have no need for anyone
I’ll take the longest sleep here
In the field of blood

What is my God?
What is my God?
In the field of blood
Thе truth will flow

What’s in my heart
Oh, I hate to know
In the fiеld of blood
No tear bestowed

The tree in the distance
The end of my road
Leave me to mourn for what I’ve done
I have no need for anyone

Bury my conscience deeper
In the field of blood
Leave me to mourn for what I’ve done
I have no need for anyone

I’ll take the longest sleep here
In the field of blood
What is my God?
What is my God?

And I’m dying on my own
I will see this through
And I’m dying here alone
Leave me to mourn for what I’ve done

I have no need for anyone
Bury my conscience deeper
In the field of blood
Leave me to mourn for what I’ve done

I have no need for anyone
I’ll take the longest sleep here
In the field of blood
What is my God? (And I’m dying on my own)

What is my God? (And I’m dying on my own)
What is my God? (And I’m dying on my own)
What is my God? (And I’m dying on my own)
What is my God? (And I’m dying on my own)

What is my God? (And I’m dying on my own)
What is my God?
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From the album:
Mr. Acker Bilk – Greatest Hits, Vol. 1
Release Year: 1966