作词 : A. Hozier-Byrne

作曲 : A. Hozier-Byrne

You know the distance never made a difference to me

I swam a lake of fire, I'd have walked across the floor of any sea

Ignored the vastness between all that can be seen

And all that we believe

So I thought you were like an angel to me

Funny how true colors shine in darkness and in secrecy

If there were scarlet flags, they washed out in the mind of me

Where a blindin' light shone on you every night

And either side of my sleep

Where you were held frozen like an angel to me

It ain't the being alone (Sha-la-la)

It ain't the empty home, baby (Sha-la-la)

You know I'm good on my own (Sha-la-la)

Sha-la-la, baby, no, it's more the being unknown

So much of the livin', love, is the being unknown

You called me angel for the first time, my heart leapt from me

You smile now, I can see its pieces still stuck in your teeth

And what's left of it, I listen to it tick

Every tedious beat

Going unknown as any angel to me

Do you know I could break beneath the weight?

Of the goodness, love, I still carry for you

That I'd walk so far just to take

The injury of finally knowin' you

It ain't the being alone (Sha-la-la)

It ain't the empty home, baby (Sha-la-la)

You know I'm good on my own (Sha-la-la)

Sha-la-la, baby, no, it's more the being unknown

And there are some people, love, who are better unknow