1. |
An Angel's Cruelty
03:23
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A fragile life,
The mark of humanity,
Deprived from emotion.
How can you take something so beautiful and just let it die?
You've forsaken sympathy,
The only need in desperation.
How can you take something so beautiful and just let it die?
You bleed with prying eyes,
Cursed with cries from our sins.
A final resolution,
Forgive,
Forget.
Your diamond breath screams out the death,
You bleed with.
Silent by oneself.
Red eyes,
Witness life from a cage.
You're just a consequence,
Collateral mistakes.
Your memories have all been erased,
Still my heart remembers everything.
Can you hear the sorrow scream from the world?
Sickening dreams of the dead reaching for new life.
(Silent by oneself.)
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2. |
Porcelain
03:21
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I saw right through you,
Translucent with barbwire spines.
As I held you,
Butterfly wing smiles ripped and tore apart.
Watch my skin turn porcelain.
Translucent barbwires,
Butterfly wing smiles.
Cold,
Clear,
Perfection.
Encased by a fraction of you.
(Encased by you.)
When you smile,
You know I'll give in.
(You know I will give in.)
I'd die for a love that kills,
One last goodbye.
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