Removal of the eyes gives my heart a saddened chill
I preserve them in formaldehyde to gaze upon at will
How their greenish flecks befell me that starlit winter's night
I lost all that I ever was while locked within their sight

Before you sits a broken man, your fragile pinkish heart in hand
Peculiar how it can hurt so bad while love is only in the mind
I sew the gaping chestwork, each thread is made with love
The bosom where I would rest my face is covered in your blood

No
This is not the end
You'll live on eternally
Oh
Lord it's not the end
My secret you'll forever be

I interrupt this transformation,
A familiar lust swelling in me
A long and soulful kiss
the shades are drawn
the living world can't see
The coil of entrails
how curious the smell
so pungent to my eager nostrils
Hands further compelled

No
It's not the end
Forever you'll be in my arms

I could never let you go
My darling, cold and blue
I wonder are you dreaming still
Spread eagled, blood removed

I weave the sucking trocar
Beaneath your bruising skin
Tonigh I'll lay beside you darling
In necromantic sin

Pinned to the bed sheets like a prized butterflyy you're mine
I hear your voice, so precious, echoing deeply inside
I did my best to love you while you did live and breathe
This tender taxidermy trophy of the bereaved

I could never let you go
My darling, cold and blue
I wonder are you dreaming still
Spread eagled, blood removed

I weave the sucking trocar
Beaneath your bruising skin
Tonigh I'll lay beside you darling
In necromantic sin


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    Not that's dedication and romance!!!

    Seriously though. Great song full of creepy lyrics, sick riffing and solid drumming.

    VomitSpewon July 17, 2009   Link

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