Mercy - Misericordia (Spanish Version)
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds · Other Songs - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
En el mes mas crudo del invierno
La piel de mi camello torturaba
Estaba en mi estado natural
El viento, señor, era desagradable
Estaba tan solo
Tal como predije
Mis seguidores se fueron
Y llore "Misericordia"
Ten misericordia de mi
Y me fui de rodillas
Arrojado a una Mazmorra
Pan y agua fueron mis porciones
Fe - mi unica arma
Para descanzar de las legiones del mal
El agujero para hablar podria mantererse abierto
La voz de la serpiente podria argumentar
engrosando con insinuaciones
Sifilis y codicia
Y ella lloro "Misericordia"
Ten Gracia de mi
Y se fue de rodillas
En un jardin lleno de rosas
Mis manos, amarradas dtras de mi
Mi primo hacia milagros
Me maravillava si el podria encontrarme
La luna se volvio hacia mi
Como un plato hecho de oro
Mi muerte, que siempre me aburrio
Frecuentemente lo dije
Y llore "Misericordia"
Llore misericordia de mi
Llorando "Misericordia"
Ten misericordia de mi
About Mercy - Misericordia (Spanish Version)
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds deliver a hauntingly atmospheric rendition of "Mercy" in this Spanish-language recording, showcasing the band's signature blend of gothic rock and soulful storytelling. The track exemplifies Cave's mastery of vocal delivery, weaving a narrative of redemption and sorrow that resonates deeply within the broader canon of his discography. While the specific album placement for this version remains unlisted, the song stands as a testament to the group's ability to reinterpret classic themes through their unique lens, maintaining the emotional gravity characteristic of their work. The recording captures the band's ability to transcend language barriers, delivering a performance that honors the original material while introducing it to a new audience. Its inclusion in the catalog highlights the enduring appeal of Cave's lyrical depth and the Bad Seeds' commitment to exploring complex human emotions. This version serves as a poignant addition to their body of work, reflecting the timeless nature of the song's message and the band's continued relevance in the alternative rock landscape.