Three Sisters
from Trinity & Triage by Trinity & Triage
lyrics
Three were the sisters
And he wanted one for his bride
The one who was pretty
As ever, did first catch his eye
So she was
A beautiful sight
But a jungle-cat
So gold were her eyes
They scared him…
So he passed her by
The next wasn’t pretty
But he liked the way she did smile
Like a surrender
And bended her hands like a child
But he wasn’t certain she was the best to be
When he closed that door, he bolted it tightly
Like the deepest, darkest water
Number three, a veil covered
Did he swoon with love?
Does rise the sun?
How he loved the one
Sweet as a sad song
Three were the sisters,
But only were two who did want him
One for his riches
The other, just ‘cause he’d arrived
But Melancholia could not so abide
She closed the door, and turned out the light
(Open, give me what I like)
Are we alone here?
(Fall in love)
Echoes to be
Each to pass by
Are we alone here?
(I’ll be alone)
Are we alone here?
And he wanted one for his bride
The one who was pretty
As ever, did first catch his eye
So she was
A beautiful sight
But a jungle-cat
So gold were her eyes
They scared him…
So he passed her by
The next wasn’t pretty
But he liked the way she did smile
Like a surrender
And bended her hands like a child
But he wasn’t certain she was the best to be
When he closed that door, he bolted it tightly
Like the deepest, darkest water
Number three, a veil covered
Did he swoon with love?
Does rise the sun?
How he loved the one
Sweet as a sad song
Three were the sisters,
But only were two who did want him
One for his riches
The other, just ‘cause he’d arrived
But Melancholia could not so abide
She closed the door, and turned out the light
(Open, give me what I like)
Are we alone here?
(Fall in love)
Echoes to be
Each to pass by
Are we alone here?
(I’ll be alone)
Are we alone here?
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from Trinity & Triage,
released January 1, 2014
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Trinity & Triage England, UK
Born from the songwriting of Ralph Feetham, then later joined by Deanna Quijada and Kevin Hartnell, Trinity & Triage began
working on their first demo together ("Scorn") back in 2011.
Trinity & Triage encapsulates a blend of progressive, psychedelic, indie, folk, world, and retro rock sounds.
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Jan 2014
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