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There is a light at the end of the tunnel |
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In my view my silhouette stands so clearly |
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Some holy presence that longs to embrace |
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Draws back it's caress when it nears me |
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With only darkness laid out in my path |
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I've resigned myself to the sensation |
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The flames of the liar sing hymns of despair |
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And I offer myself to damnation |
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Am I on my death bed now? |
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I lift my eyes towards the tower |
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Emotionless I wait for death |
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With bitter thoughts of what I've left |
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Will anyone discover |
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My corpse beneath these rotting covers? |
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Desperate to glance at the faces once more |
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Beyond the fever-dream door |
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The future dissipates |
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Mocking my hideous fate |
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Breathless, was I ever anything? |
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I try to hold onto the life I'm leaving |
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With fear I transcend reality |
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Longing only to live again |
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Desperate to relive memories |
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And slip into another dream |
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I cannot escape myself |
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I cannot escape Hell |
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The painted sky |
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Casts shadows through dilapidated halls |
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The mass of praying corpses |
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Descend into the murky walls |
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Will death bring me peace? |
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Or will the inferno engulf me? |
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Fear destroys solitary life, in ruins |
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Straining my eyes to see |
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The deceased walk along |
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These corridors of misery |
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A stranger watches |
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A man falling to Hell |
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A dying dream |
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His eyes prayed as he fell |
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Through watchtower mist |
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An unnatural bliss |
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Meandering |
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The murmur of muted souls |
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Who lurk in murky passageways |
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Fragile figure |
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Shivers in the cold |
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Now the nightmare drags me under |
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Howling wind and crashing thunder |
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Waking now brings only anguish |
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The rustling leaves of rotting forests |
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The moon holds sway, must I remain |
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In bloodshot pain, or may I stray |
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Twitch and shake am I awake? |
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My clouded dreams are taking shape |
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And do I sleep, is all life gone? |
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I wake up to horrors of dawn |
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Known by the moon more than the sun |
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Where have I been what have I done? |
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I'm haunted by their silent screams |
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In memory of misery |
