You've no mother to feed you
Or to lick your so deep wounds
Nor Earth where to lay your father
And even the Moon lies to you
When she shines
The seduction of an altar
Is a weakness in her movements of Death
It is a mere vanity of Woman
To delay her midnight ride
Suicide... Midnight ride...
Beautiful dagger you may now leave your case
Wild red tears at the lady's hand
Kissed were her breasts with your sharpened face
Given is now what Love had taken
Death and Love, they together danced
Yes, the flames did smile to her
Invited her to their fiery peace
To a funebre dance around a bonfire
Where all Women are naked and alone
Immolating their pride
May they forever ride. Far, in a midnight crime
Midnight ride, Suicide, Midnight ride...



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    if the meaning is really that easy why don't you explain it, 'cause i dont get it..

    XDZUltraon October 10, 2004   Link
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    to me the song is about women losing their pride being hurt and conteplating suicide

    chaoticoneon February 16, 2006   Link
  • -1
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    Well, the "meaning" of this lyric is pretty easy to understand, but I just adore how the music sounds in this song, damn cool.

    Idanon July 01, 2002   Link
  • -1
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    Somewhere over the Middle-East

    XDZUltraon December 23, 2004   Link

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