You've taken the last of me
The god's of your innocence shall not protect you from the hate of my wrath
You've taken the last of me
Blame the end on yourself
You deserve each tear that falls
Scratch out your eyes

The blood will drown in red and I will leave you for dead
A lovely evening draped in regret
The shadow of justice now engulfs you
As cold hands reap the pain they've sewn
You've taken the last of me
Blame the end on yourself
You deserve each tear that falls
Scratch out your eyes

The blood will drown in red and I will leave you for dead
A lovely evening draped in regret
Forever gone
The taste of your death replaced the smell of your breath
A lovely evening draped in regret

Suffocate your will to live with my pain
You were so easily seduced by greed
You could never feel my calloused hands closing around your throat
Taste your loss
Wake into the nightmare that has become our love
May your screams never cease
You've taken the last of me

Blame the end on yourself
You deserve each tear that falls
Scratch out your eyes

The blood will drown in red and I will leave you for dead
A lovely evening draped in regret
Forever gone
The taste of your death replaced the smell of your breath
A lovely evening draped in regret

Forever gone
The taste of your death replaced the smell of your breath
A lovely evening draped in regret

Suffocate your will to live with my pain
You were so easily seduced by greed
You could never feel my calloused hands closing around your throat
Taste your loss
Wake into the nightmare that has become our love
May your screams never cease
You've taken the last of me

A knight in shining armor can make your dreams come true


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Red and Dying Evening Lyrics as written by Jeremy Bryan Dennis Lee

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    is it me or the songs on their new album are arranged almost as though like a story?

    VITAisKHAOSxon March 12, 2009   Link

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