As dawn is weaving between fallen autumn leaves
The poor ones gather under naked trees
Asking how to survive, 'cause the winter breaks
And medieval coldness now from a deep sleep awakes
Free me, Lord, from eternal death on that terrible day
It's December, 14th 1503, as the ones above stop their mourning
As the one arrived - selected to foresee - something changed without a warning!
(Free me, Lord, from eternal death on that terrible day)
In the time of the Christian god a boy
was born - according to legend - with the creator's ability
to see what will be, in the hidden, unrecognized
Because he with the reputation of a heretic would be burned publicly
The hand, which - grasping for the beautiful - bleeds from the thorn of the rose
The human drive of greed, punished by god's wrath
He, the mirror of your soul, feels the sadness, sorrow, grief
He, the bearer of this name: Michael de Notre Dame