This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Her touch intoxicating
She holds my heart within her hands
Unmerciful
She has become my everything!
Kissed with broken glass
The softest touch will penetrate
And steal my breath
I close my eyes and suffocate
She is my dark desire
With all the trappings of regret
Dressed in blasphemy
(She pulls the stitches from my eyes)
She's my suffering
The taste of death is on her lips
Dressed in blasphemy
She takes my breathe and takes my life
She is my misery
To touch her skin of whitest lies
So beautiful
She has become my everything
She is the kiss of death
My body longing just to feel
Her final breath
To close her eyes and suffocate
She holds my heart within her hands
Unmerciful
She has become my everything!
Kissed with broken glass
The softest touch will penetrate
And steal my breath
I close my eyes and suffocate
She is my dark desire
With all the trappings of regret
Dressed in blasphemy
(She pulls the stitches from my eyes)
She's my suffering
The taste of death is on her lips
Dressed in blasphemy
She takes my breathe and takes my life
She is my misery
To touch her skin of whitest lies
So beautiful
She has become my everything
She is the kiss of death
My body longing just to feel
Her final breath
To close her eyes and suffocate
Lyrics submitted by having_a_blast2
My Dark Desire Lyrics as written by Christopher Micheal Emmons Brent Wade Masters
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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great s0ng It's obviously about being in love with someone you should not or are forbidden being in love with.
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I feel that this song is talking about Sin and how it can appear to be beautiful at first and exotic. Then after a while the life and the "air" gets sucked out of you to the point where you don't even know who you are anymore. Or it could be an addiction that's weighing this dude down and he feels surpressed by it and can't get out.
i agree with noofalicious... the sin idea... i was thinking the exact same thing. the Bible refers to sin as she a bunch of times
I love songs about the powerful temptations of forbidden love.
Maybe it's about drugs? Meth? Probably not what he had intended, but there is a connection between this and meth or cocaine or some other drug.
I like the drug idea, that WOULD make a little more sense. I think we all know what it means if it's about some girl. Well if you're looking at it from a really far off glance, then it could just be about pretty much any addiction for anything.
Either the forbidden romance idea or the drug idea both work.