Tell Me Now (What You See)
written by Hans Zimmer and Maire Brennan,
performed by Maire Brennan
4:36
Long Ago,
Your name a shadow,
in my dreams, the white
brave still searching
Raining Winds, fall apart.
I believe, your heart
tell me now,
what you see
tell me what you feel
now you're here
tell me
tell me now,
what you know
never let me go
tell me now
what you see
Who Cries from the hill?
the mist creeps from your eyes,
your banner will promise
let's remember the start
I believe, your heart
tell me now
what you know
never let me go
tell me what
you see
tell me now
what you see
tell me what you feel
now your here, tell me
tell me now
what you know
never let me go
tell me now
what you see
I thought that this song spoke for itself: the repeated emphasis on "Tell me now" makes for a perfect interrogation focus, especially in context. Better yet, most of the non-'tell me now' lines are much harder to understand clearly than they are.
My Unitarian Jihad Name is: Brother Atom Bomb of Courteous Debate. Get yours.
I've been writing a bit.
written by Hans Zimmer and Maire Brennan,
performed by Maire Brennan
4:36
Long Ago,
Your name a shadow,
in my dreams, the white
brave still searching
Raining Winds, fall apart.
I believe, your heart
tell me now,
what you see
tell me what you feel
now you're here
tell me
tell me now,
what you know
never let me go
tell me now
what you see
Who Cries from the hill?
the mist creeps from your eyes,
your banner will promise
let's remember the start
I believe, your heart
tell me now
what you know
never let me go
tell me what
you see
tell me now
what you see
tell me what you feel
now your here, tell me
tell me now
what you know
never let me go
tell me now
what you see
I thought that this song spoke for itself: the repeated emphasis on "Tell me now" makes for a perfect interrogation focus, especially in context. Better yet, most of the non-'tell me now' lines are much harder to understand clearly than they are.
My Unitarian Jihad Name is: Brother Atom Bomb of Courteous Debate. Get yours.
I've been writing a bit.