Lingua Ignota
Lingua Ignota
Lingua Ignota
Lingua Ignota
Lingua Ignota
Lingua Ignota
Lingua Ignota
Lingua Ignota
Lingua Ignota
Sinner, you better get ready
Sinner, you better get ready, hallelujah
In unforgiving night God came
Plainly spoke my given name
In unforgiving night God came
Plainly spoke my given name
(I heard a lumbering in the sky)
Upon your pale, pale body I will put many hands
(Made me think my time was nigh)
And rough, rough fingers for every hole you have
(Won't be the water, be the fire next time)
But the kingdom and the power and the glory are yours
(And time is coming when the sinner must die)
The cool and quiet darkness that surrounds you is yours
The fires that swallow up the silent mountains are yours
The floods that drown the deserts and the valleys are yours
The Lord spat and held me by my neck
"I would die for you, I would die for you" he wept
The Lord held me by my neck
"I wish things could be different" he wept
In unforgiving night God came
Plainly spoke my given name
Upon your pale, pale body I will put many hands
(Sinner, you better get ready)
And rough, rough fingers for every hole you have
(Sinner, you better get ready, hallelujah)
The Lord spat and held me by my neck
"I would die for you, I would die for you" he wept
The Lord held me by my neck
"I wish things could be different" he wept
The Lord spat and held me by my neck
"I would die for you, I would die for you" he wept
The Lord held me by my neck
"I wish things could be different" he wept
The Lord spat and held me by my neck
"I would die for you, I would die for you" he wept
The Lord held me by my neck
"I wish things could be different" he wept
MANY HANDS was written by Lingua Ignota.
MANY HANDS was produced by Seth Manchester & Lingua Ignota.
Lingua Ignota released MANY HANDS on Fri Aug 06 2021.
Kristin Hayter:
With this one, I really wanted to focus on the repetition of the lyrics because I think they are fairly graphic. I also wanted to bring in part of the world that I’ve been building previously and to reference ‘All Bitches Die’ by actually pulling the piano progression from that song...