Night haunts and evil lurks in every corner
Like plague it's spreading - I behold
Loneliness, yet with you autumn night as guest
But can you hear my cries?
Permeate me, oh night, as with the forest you did
for heart is cold, cold as ice

I drown in the colour of your eye
for a black heart will only find beauty in darkness
I breathe it's eternity to absorb the sky
where the shadows of death may lie

Chorus:
Feel the call - Nocturnal desire
Sorrow's breath - Enchanting cries
Night's blood - Taste damnation's wine
Feel the pain - Nocturnal desire
The devil's path of dark delight
Night's blood - Pure damnation's wine

Eyes are glowing, burn as hell's fire
Mark thy wisdom in my mind

Those who never was born
but whose darkness eternally
devastated the goodness built up through milleniums
No time passed, our victory is eternal
Our scorn, our silence...
A heart dies drowning in the night's blood
Everlasting malice for the wicked soul
Can't resist the night's sweet blood

Loneliness in the embrace of you autumn night
The night that froze my cries
Deep into the woods glows a fading light
I sold my soul, cold as ice

I drown in the colour of your eye
for a black heart will only find beauty in darkness
I breathe it's eternity to absorb the sky
where the shadows of death may lie

Chorus:
Feel the call - Nocturnal desire
Sorrow's breath - Enchanting cries
Night's blood - Taste damnation's wine
Feel the pain - Nocturnal desire
The devil's path of dark delight
Night's blood - Pure damnation's wine


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Night's Blood Lyrics as written by Jon Andreas Nodtveidt John Allan Zwetsloot

Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    I think it's about drinking wine...THE EVIL WAY!

    TheSomberlainon December 02, 2007   Link
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    General Comment

    Greatest black metal song ever?

    2006200720082009on May 22, 2007   Link
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    General Comment

    I first took the words literally; I thought it was actually about the beauty in the cold and lonliness of an autumn night. But if not, maybe it's about the dark delight of listening to a black metal song like this?

    natures_travestieson July 24, 2007   Link
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    My Interpretation

    Seems to me it's talking about a creature of some sort lurking in the forest?

    i'm seeing a vampire or werewolf, however i'm not entirely sure.

    fuckin' bad ass song whether it's about an epic blood hunt of a night realm monster or a blood sucking glass of wine.

    Rememberthisusernameon December 17, 2008   Link

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