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Ashes Soil The Morning Wine

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Ashes Soil The Morning Wine

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Storms of old, thy presence wished

For there are echoes to carry forth

Not yet lost to the forests depths

Behold my glimpse of chance

As thou not seek a scream so weak

I pledge you mine

Nothingness caresses perception

A last breath marks my live

Silence&

Tranquillity falls upon me

Eyes still shut&

The pain caused harsh is ravelling

All of nights deceptions

Left unseen behind me

A distant figure

Drawing near

I am no longer man nor alive

My will is bound to the shadows madame

That was the price i was eager to pay

An eternal live as the fog witches prey

Forever...

Forever enslaved as a herald of evil

I...

I can´t stand this curse at all

Damnation - till all end of days

I now know what that means

Lost in the fog witches castle

Fulfilling her every dreams

There must be a way i can flee from her grasp

Escaping the oath i had sworn

Through all fires of hate i would wander

Away from my mistress - torn

No longer will my rage be imprisoned

By the veils of her love

This night unleashes the horrors inside me

The beast that´s kept within

From the stairs of my chamber

To cellars beneath

Where in corners of filth

The shadows still breathe

Bitter sweet wine

Rests in withering barrels

As a potion laudanum

Befouls jesus´ blood

Tonight ends the day

With the banquet´s last prey

Tomorrow my oath

Will be swept off my soul

Forever...

Forever enslaved as a herald of evil

I...

I can´t stand this curse at all

Damnation - till all end of days

I now know what that means

Lost in the fog witches castle

Fulfilling her every dreams

There must be a way i can flee from her grasp

Escaping the oath i had sworn

Through all fires of hate i would wander

Away from my mistress  torn

A glorious moment has seized tragic´s calm

A nip on the glass will revenge all my harm

After years of enthrallment

And centuries past by

The castle inhabitants

In silence they lie

Only a handful of ashes

Remains of the mistress divine

In eternal anger adorning

The perfidious glass full of wine

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