A thousand nights once succored Me
In the shadow of Miss Anne Thropy
Sat gargoyle-limbed amid My licking flame

A cruel tongue at work in Her secret vaults
Sent Rebellion's embers into revolt
The coming of extinction
Synced to whimpers of my name
Legion I arose, a flood of inhumanity
An acid reign to purify the world
The Asp at Pharaoh's breast
The Atom split under duress
A sniper at the gates of spattered pearl

My heart, torn apart, left a rifled grave
Save for an unfurled flag of hate
To enthrall a mindless zombie race

All hail, all hail, all hail the serpentine's gift
All hail, love fails, all hope lies in eclipse

Black bibles I inscribed,
The words "Damnation through design"
Seemed a bitter truth far better for the lie
For as hope was felled by reason
Forlorn became the season
And Death was swift to swallow on the hells of life

Lowered souls, growing cold, tendered easy prey
When heaven's flock, a fair game, dropped
I bored of war with God with greater thrones to claim

All hail, all hail, all hail the Libertine's wish
All hail, love fails, all hope lies in eclipse

(There was not a prayer left in this wretched world)

Then between the past and the ravening dark
A sly Messiah came
In the thick of treaty with obligatory greed
She stole the soul hate had sold away

An ancient chill blew down the centuries
That night atonement's eyes
Lit a burning man in Me

When love lay bleeding
And Fates sate feeding
From wounds gored 'neath
Those cherubic wings
She of kindred light
Gladly sacrificed
Eternity
Just to be
With Me

As the moon whose silvered fingers play
On words and dreams too cursed for day
She led my hand to lands I'd not accrued
Where the Faun Dawn bathed Her golden hair
And faith renewed, leapt joyous there
I praised their worth, then planned their conquest too

All hail, all hail, all hail the serpentine's gift
All hail, love fails, all hope lies in eclipse

All hail, all hail, all hail the Libertine's wish
All hail, love fails, all hope lies in eclipse
And ignorance is truly bliss


Lyrics submitted by screwi

All Hope in Eclipse Lyrics as written by Dani Davey Adrian Paul Erlandsson

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Peermusic Publishing

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    I think u r right there, but i can't help but think this has somethin to do with ware wolves, it would make sense, in the first verse "in the shadow of miss anne thropy", suggesting lycanthropy which basically means to turn into a warewolf, also the actual song "all hope in eclipse", man turns to wolf on a full moon, but if there is no moon, then problem solved. I'm probably wrong though as ure view would appear to fit better, although i do have no idea were hitler comes into it for fuks sake.

    phatpaton July 18, 2005   Link

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