Cramberries Yeat's grave Lyrics

Silenced by death in the grave. WB Yeats couldn't saveWhy
did you stand here. Were you sickened in time, but I know
bynow.Why did you sit here? In the graveWB Yeats
„Second"Why should I blame her,that she filled my days
with misery or that she would of lateHave taught to
ignorant men violent ways orhurled the little streets upon
the greatHad they but courage. Equate to desireSad
there Mond Gonne couldn't stay,but she had Mac Bride
everyday and you sit here with meOn the isle Inistree and
your waiting down everything, but I know by know. Why did
you sit hereIn the grave....Why should I blame her.
Had they but courage equate to desire