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The Wedlock Observation

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The Wedlock Observation

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Consumed with desire, approaching the home that made him believe

Everything's silent, the darkness will never deceive

He can be alone in his home, he can hide from the world there

He's staying away from them all, doesn't want to be known there

The open door reveals this hell

Inside the horrors of the night

All the people from the village strewn

A hundred faces that died screaming

He's falling to pieces, he falls to the ground, and he prays it's a dream

He's dying in silence, he's dying to see her again

From the cellar he hears a scream, he can't believe what he finds there

There she stands before him again,

[Erik:] "Please don't leave me alone here"

Now is the time to hear the tale

Finding the truth between the lies

Now is the time to face this truth

He looks upon her with dead eyes

He's falling to pieces, he falls to the ground, and he prays it's a dream

He's dying in silence, he's dying to see her again

[Astrid:]

"I was taken far away, in the night, from mother's arms, my father tried

Buried deep, shameful he, for the evil brought to life, village woman, hide my name

Born like me, was a brother, a different path for the wake

A better life, with higher value, brings the savior of shame

A family of wealth comes calling, adopting the boy as their own

Left only with a promise, you must never return"

It's all so clear, he realizes. As he stands before his twin, with memories of what they've done

Born of incestuous wedlock, She's the child of the curse, given to him, the heart of gold

For the priest filled with fire, draws a stone with delight

Driving force to deliver, his end to arrive in time

He's drowning in fire, he falls to the ground, and he prays it's a dream

Waiting forever, the darkness is welcoming him

They're falling to pieces, he's losing the only thing he's ever loved

He's dying to hold her

[Astrid:]

"You're welcome to die in my arms"

[Erik:]

"Oh, I'm falling to pieces

Falling to pieces

Dying alone, fading forever

Fading forever

Oh, I will be waiting

Don't wait for me"

[Astrid:]

"You will live on through our unborn child"

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