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Marc Almond The Frost Comes Tomorrow Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 8.50/10 [6 votes]Album: The Stars We Are / Original Release Date: 1988Genre: RockSong Duration: 4 min 18 sec
MARC ALMOND
- The Frost Comes Tomorrow Lyrics / with translationsWeary of life you retired from the world
The voice in your soul that cried follow (follow)
Told you of treasures of silver and gold
Locked up in an heart that seemed hollow (hollow)
Secretly yearning to open the gate
To escape from your hurt and your sorrow (sorrow)
Painfully learning the cost of experience
Comes with the frost of tomorrow
You were always in a world of your own
At night leaving out food for the angels (angels)
You tried hard to capture them like little birds
You would keep them in cages forever and ever
Frightened by all that seemed golden and pure causing
All around you hurt and sorrow (sorrow)
Painfully learning the cost of experience
Comes with the frost of tomorrow
Resisting temptaion to unlock your heart
Living all of the time you could borrow (borrow)
Afraid to be free in a world without freedom
A life spent from to shadow to shadow (to shadow)
Once back in time in a white house of dreams
You hid all of your hurt and your sorrow (sorrow)
Painfully learning the cost of experience
Comes with the frost of tomorrow
Though you search all your life for what
Lay in your heart
And the treasure
The pleasure you follow
Painfully learning the cost of experience
Comes with the frost of tomorrow
Tomorrow, tomorrow
The cost comes tomorrow
Tomorrow, tomorrow
You're learning tomorrow
Painfully learning the cost of experience
Comes with the frost of tomorrow
The voice in your soul that cried follow (follow)
Told you of treasures of silver and gold
Locked up in an heart that seemed hollow (hollow)
Secretly yearning to open the gate
To escape from your hurt and your sorrow (sorrow)
Painfully learning the cost of experience
Comes with the frost of tomorrow
You were always in a world of your own
At night leaving out food for the angels (angels)
You tried hard to capture them like little birds
You would keep them in cages forever and ever
Frightened by all that seemed golden and pure causing
All around you hurt and sorrow (sorrow)
Painfully learning the cost of experience
Comes with the frost of tomorrow
Resisting temptaion to unlock your heart
Afraid to be free in a world without freedom
A life spent from to shadow to shadow (to shadow)
Once back in time in a white house of dreams
You hid all of your hurt and your sorrow (sorrow)
Painfully learning the cost of experience
Comes with the frost of tomorrow
Though you search all your life for what
Lay in your heart
And the treasure
The pleasure you follow
Painfully learning the cost of experience
Comes with the frost of tomorrow
Tomorrow, tomorrow
The cost comes tomorrow
Tomorrow, tomorrow
You're learning tomorrow
Painfully learning the cost of experience
Comes with the frost of tomorrow
Facts about The Frost Comes Tomorrow
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The Frost Comes Tomorrow is written by Marc Almond, Anne Hogan.
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It is first released in 1988 as part of Marc Almond's album "The Stars We Are" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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The Frost Comes Tomorrow falls under the genre Rock.
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The Frost Comes Tomorrow song length is 4 minutes and 18 seconds.
Who wrote The Frost Comes Tomorrow lyrics?
The Frost Comes Tomorrow is written by Marc Almond, Anne Hogan.
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When was The Frost Comes Tomorrow released?
It is first released in 1988 as part of Marc Almond's album "The Stars We Are" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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Which genre is The Frost Comes Tomorrow?
The Frost Comes Tomorrow falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song The Frost Comes Tomorrow?
The Frost Comes Tomorrow song length is 4 minutes and 18 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Marc Almond, Anne HoganRecord Label(s): 1988 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by EMI Records Ltd
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The Frost Comes Tomorrow
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