Text: Elvis Perkins. I Heard Your Voice in Dresden.

I heard your voice in the Dresden
as baby took to the stairs
with all my loving
heard your voice in the Dresden
now it follows me everywhere

Dear Woman at the gates of the dawn,
it's my birthday may I come in?
I'll tell my brother and if I had one,
I'd tell my sisters too
you alone may sing my hymns and

Raise the warning
raise the warning

He's bottled his tears
raise that warning
the warning
raise the warning
the beginning is near.

O I heard your voice in the Dresden
as baby boarded the liner in Pa{i}r{i}s
Now I heard your voice in Dresden
and now it follows me everywhere

Dear land from the giant
speakers of all man
time from the swollen mountain tops
the stolen sun thoughts the solar wind chimes
to ring the morning the morning up
O ring the morning the morning up

O I heard your voice in Dresden
and now it follows me everywhere.

Now let us together sing the sun
to the home in the heavens
from the sea from the sea
O yes and to our loving mother
we'll say, yes, we will see you another day
O yes O yes for I can't hold my life can't hold my life
can't hold my life in the march on glory glory glory glory Gloria
we march on glory glory glory Hallelujah

O I heard you voice in the Dresden
as baby took to the air with all my loving
I heard your voice in Dresden
and now it follows me everywhere
some have said our love is lost
but I swear I know my way from here
yes some have said our love is lost
but I swear I know my way from here