Julien Martinoia

Angels' Property

Julien Martinoia


Our love was so pure and so strong 
Nothing equalled what we were both living 
Unknowingly, we'd ignited 
A huge anger, God's fury 

Did we transgress the laws of heaven? 
Oh, did we love beyond what was allowed? 
Otherwise, why would God order 
The angels to damn us for this? 

Happiness, probably, 
Is angels' property 
And we stole it from them 
This is the reason 
Why they bore her away 
From me 
Away from me 

Lord, are thee pleased and happy now, 
Now that thy white winged servants killed my love? 
Do my tears give a new glitter 
To thy brilliant golden kingdom? 

Happiness, probably, 
Is angels' property 
And we stole it from them 
This is the reason 
Why they bore her away 
From me 
Away from me 

Happiness, probably, 
Is angels' property 
And we stole it from them 
This is the reason 
Why they bore her away 
From me 
Away from me