I'm the keeper of the bees, as you know,
Just a worthless memory, in this house,
Through the light of day and dark,
Will you notice me,
I'm the keeper of the bees,
I'm a dead man.

Dear Diary, I won't keep her awake anymore.

I won't love her anymore, she won't let me,
Just a journey mans journey, to the end,
Will this road hold home for good?
Will I ever see, 'gainst this broken street again?
It will comfort me.

Dear Diary, I won't keep her awake anymore.


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    I agree with whats been said about this maybe being a Ghost that Cecillia runs into while fleeing. Wayne Andrews then tells Cecillia of his life story and how he can't move on for some reason or another. Over the course of some period he falls in-love with Cecillia, who wishes to help him, and he discovers the Bleam brothers, and the possibility that Cecillia could be killed by them and become a spirit with him. However, realising that she would then never love him, he decides that it is best to leave, and never appear to Cecillia again. ALthough i could be reading alot into that lol

    Heed_Headon November 19, 2006   Link

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