From lashes to ashes and from lust to dust
In your sweetest torment I'm lost
And no heaven can help us
Ready, willing and able to lose it all
For a kiss so fatal and so warm

Oh it's heartache every moment
From the start till the end
It's heartache every moment
With you
Deeper into our heavenly suffering
Our fragile souls are falling
It's heartache every moment
Baby with you

And we sense the danger
But don't want to give up
'cause there's no smile of an angel
Without the wrath of god

Oh it's heartache every moment
From the start till the end
It's heartache every moment with you
Deeper into our heavenly suffering
Our fragile souls are falling
It's heartache every moment
Baby with you
My darling with you

From lashes to ashes and from lust to dust
In your sweetest torment I'm lost
And we sense the danger
But don't want to give up

Oh it's heartache every moment
From the start till the end
It's heartache every moment
With you
Deeper into our heavenly suffering
Our fragile souls are falling
It's heartache every moment
Baby with you
That's right


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Heartache Every Moment Lyrics as written by Ville Hermanni Valo

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    No, what it means are literal lashes, like eyelashes, to ashes, and from lust to dust. It's about losing the one you love, after sacrificing everything for them, as in <i>"ready willing and able to lose it all, for a kiss so fatal so worn"</i>. But that too is my favourite line in the song, I also like "<i>we sense the danger, but don't wanna give up"</i> I think that is what true love is.

    him_fan_aticon June 29, 2004   Link

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