Letra de «Death Of the Dying»
Like Pilate they fear the death of the saint, yet they fancy the diamonds, the palace, the paint, The coward within them clings only to that of lacey white satin, "No blood on my hand."
And in the finale, clutched tightly by pain, their glass house is shattered, Weeds bent in the rain, With a "Why?" in the mind and a curse on the tongue, Death bellowing hungrily, shadows on sun.
They pass into all that they have ever sown, Forsaking the answer, abdicating the throne, If only they'd followed when Christ called and walked on, Oh, if only they'd followed when Christ called and walked on, They'd have silenced the madness in the narrow road home, They'd have silenced the madness in the narrow road home.

