Eden, Eden

We are all the daughters of Eden
We rush down its ashen streets
In the heart of an eternal summer

We are the maidens of Eden
The chatelaines with sealed hearts
Who yield to the fourteenth summer

The dying suns
Of these veiled skies
Are my grand farewells

The veiled suns
Of these drowned skies
Are my grand farewells

In the heart of the heart of the nation
All young girls are falcons
Shadows recede under the bushes
On all the virgin skins of Eden
The doves of Eden take flight
Blowing to the genius of the place
Their farewells

The dying suns
Of these veiled skies
Are my grand farewells

The veiled suns
Of these drowned skies
Are my grand farewells

The wind filled the sails of Eden
Launching American girls
To the assault of inhuman cities

Cover your bare arms, oh my Eden
In life we part, we break
We end up alone under the bottles
Oh, farewell

The dying suns
Of these veiled skies
Are my grand farewells

The veiled suns
Of these drowned skies
Are my grand farewells

The dying suns
Of these veiled skies
Are my grand farewells

The veiled suns
Of these drowned skies
Are my grand farewells

I promise, I will call
But I must, I am leaving
In the serial of leaves
Among the vessels,
Among the rockets of Eden