Must I look below mildewy timbers Staves my feet are perched on Able to bear my weight with no protest And yet I am to tumble down Dare me to flood what is already drowning Shoot him whose heart you can already see She who refuses to peek through the curtains The children are angry as they should be Down to where I can hear them "Glory thy stillness" Was a verse mistaken By disfavoured ones like you To douse a scalded tongue Incanted herd and flock In places a lark haven't carolled to heretofore From faults, favours, failures, and the truth From faults, favours, failures, and the truth From faults, favours, failures, and the truth That love alone, love alone isn't enough From faults, favours, failures, and the truth From faults, favours, failures, and the truth From faults, favours, failures, and the truth That love alone, love alone isn't enough