There was a time when I
Could breathe my life into you
One by one your pale fingers
Started to move
And I touched your face
And all death was erased
And you smiled like an angel
Falling from heaven
Just to be lift up again

And you kissed my lips
And with those once cold fingertips
You brought me back to life
And all things come to an end
We don't have to pretend
Slowly we fall asleep
And never wake up again

We're so Christlike
We're so lifelike
Vampire Christ

We're so alive
We're so lifelike
Vampire Christ

In the grace
Of our love
We writhe in pain
And death is not far away
And soon we'll sleep
And never wake up again

There was a time when I
Could breathe my life
Into you
And all things come to an end
We don't have to pretend
Slowly we fall asleep

We're Christlike
So lifelike
Vampire Christ

We're so lifelike
So Christlike
A Vampire Christ


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    i love this song,

    i think that its about how dead you can be, yet alive at the same time,

    does that make sense?

    placeboheartson June 13, 2007   Link

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