I think this song is a little bit deeper than that.
Before the Daylight falls to rest,
into shadows,
Soon I'll be on a black-night trip,
I'll fly across the sky.
By "Black-night trip" I think they are reffering to drugs, and the tense tells us this hasn't happened yet. So this character is looking forward to falling into this trip in the mid of night. But then the line "I'll fly across the sky" could also symbolise suicide, which can be supported by the previous line, a strong metaphor. Two different interpretations.
If the daylight dies, the Shadow's are falling on me.
Then I'll be at your side, then I'll becoming wild
Always in the moonlight shadow,
I can't get out,
lost in time for eternity.
I believe this verse tells us there is a possible reason for suicide, not because of loathing but instead to be with someone he loves. So they can be lost together forever.
Don't wake it up, call my name, it's death!
Set them all on a trip of pain,
I can't wait!
The key part of this small verse is "trip of pain". I believe this supports the theory of suicide being the idea behind the song. And also "I can't wait!" tells us it is yet to happen.
I believe the final verse represents this character failing to suicide.
There are also parts of the song to suggest hating this person he is to meet, for example: "In the night I'll find you to drink your blood,"
I think this song is a little bit deeper than that.
Before the Daylight falls to rest, into shadows, Soon I'll be on a black-night trip, I'll fly across the sky.
By "Black-night trip" I think they are reffering to drugs, and the tense tells us this hasn't happened yet. So this character is looking forward to falling into this trip in the mid of night. But then the line "I'll fly across the sky" could also symbolise suicide, which can be supported by the previous line, a strong metaphor. Two different interpretations.
If the daylight dies, the Shadow's are falling on me. Then I'll be at your side, then I'll becoming wild Always in the moonlight shadow, I can't get out, lost in time for eternity.
I believe this verse tells us there is a possible reason for suicide, not because of loathing but instead to be with someone he loves. So they can be lost together forever.
Don't wake it up, call my name, it's death! Set them all on a trip of pain, I can't wait!
The key part of this small verse is "trip of pain". I believe this supports the theory of suicide being the idea behind the song. And also "I can't wait!" tells us it is yet to happen.
I believe the final verse represents this character failing to suicide.
There are also parts of the song to suggest hating this person he is to meet, for example: "In the night I'll find you to drink your blood,"