Another Love - Tom Odell (Bardcore | Medieval Style with Vocals)

Another Love - Tom Odell | Medieval adaptation by Cantor von Vibin' Bardcore for the noble, the knave, and the chronically online. Lyrics: I would bear thee hence, that thou might know my care, Yet winter bites, and I know not where. I brought thee blooms on a silken thread, Yet they bloom not now as they once had spread. I long to kiss thee, to set thee right, Yet weary am I of lonely nights. I long to weep, I long to love Yet all my tears are spent thereof… On another love… another love… All my tears are spent thereof. On another love… another love… All my tears are spent thereof. If harm befalls thee, I’d take the blade, Yet oft have mine hands in battle frayed. So I raise my voice, though harsh it be, For words may conquer, yet not for me. I’d sing thee songs that were ours alone, Yet all were given to hearts long gone. I long to weep, to learn love anew Yet all my tears are spent in rue… On another love… another love… All my tears are spent thereof. On another love… another love… All my tears are spent thereof. I would sing a song that were ours alone, Yet all were sung to a heart once known. I long to weep, I long to fall Yet I have no tears left at all… On another love… another love… All my tears are spent thereof…