Hamlet-Tystnaden

[ti:Hamlet] [ar:Tystnaden] [al:Sham of Perfection] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Hamlet - Tystnaden [00:15.50]Written by：Cesare Codispoti/Lorenzo Frascaroli/Laura De Luca/Marco Di Castri/Frederico Grassi/Alberto Iezzi [00:31.00]If the dull substance of my flesh were thought [00:33.11]Injurious distance should not [00:34.68]Not stop my way [00:37.36] [00:40.98]For then despite of space I would be brought [00:43.33]From limits far remote where thou dost stay [00:51.20]Not so far [00:54.26]Mine eye and heart are at a mortal war [00:59.23]How to divide the conquest of [01:04.34]Your irresistible sight [01:06.54]When you are here with your poetry [01:11.68]But thought kills me that I'm not thought [01:14.09]To leap large lengths of miles when you are gone [01:17.17]These are our sacrifices [01:19.72]Roses have thorns and silver fountains mud [01:24.53]I must attend time's leisure with my moan [01:27.31]Let me confess that we two [01:29.85]We must be twain [01:31.80] [02:23.15]Rise with your stateliness [02:28.40]Dream of us with open eye [02:33.43]Like waves make towards the shore [02:38.52]Minutes hasten to their end [02:43.64]Not so far [02:46.45]Mine eye and heart are at a mortal war [02:51.54]How to divide the conquest of [02:56.61]Your irresistible sight when you are [03:01.77]Here in your person [03:04.00]But thought kills me that I'm not thought [03:06.46]To leap large lengths of miles [03:08.11]When you are gone [03:09.44]These are our sacrifices [03:12.05]Roses have thorns and silver fountains mud [03:17.26]Must attend time's leisure with my moan [03:19.70]These are our sacrifices [03:23.75] [03:45.12]Mine are heavy tears [03:49.10]Mine is the grief of having you [03:55.19]So shall I compare you [03:59.22]To a Summer's day no [04:01.80]You are more lovely and more temperate [04:06.93]Within the distance my mind dives in yours [04:12.07]Who will believe my verse in time to come [04:17.16]If it were filled with your most high deserts [04:22.21]And with my love [04:25.73]So long as eyes can see [04:30.38]So long live these lines these give life to thee