Paroles de Lady Adelaide

Lady adelaide shows no emotion, Colder than a wave in the arctic ocean. She waited all her years for those three words That never reached her ears, they just went unheard. Porcelain and frail, slender shoulders, A breeze or gusty gail could knock her over. She knew a handsome man, she gave her body, But he did not take her hand, and her heart broke softly. Now she's a bird with a broken wing, She likes the ideas of things More than what they are bound to bring, Lady adelaide. And with her beauty in slow fade, She is so fearful they will say That she is a bed that's been unmade, Lady adelaide. Now she's a bird with a broken wing, She likes the ideas of things More than what they are bound to bring, Lady adelaide. And with her beauty in slow fade, She is so fearful they will say That she is a bed that's been unmade, Lady adelaide. Lady adelaide shows no emotion, Colder than a wave in the arctic ocean. She waited all her years for those three words That never reached her ears, they just went unheard.