Becoming
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Becoming
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A watcher
Sent to oversee
The command of
A slayer
Then a rogue
Who hunts demons
Alone in the streets
Of the city of angels
CHORUS:
From prim and proper
To dark and foreboding
The watcher became
A powerful wizard
He steals the vampire's child
In return, his throat slit
Full of self hatred
He turns to the enemy
CHORUS:
From prim and proper
To dark and foreboding
The watcher became
A powerful wizard
He decapitates his woman
Once slain by the beast
So that she may not rise again
Now he turns to another
He shoots his own father
To protect his new lover
But he cannot save her
From the grasp of the blue warrior
He fights until the end
When by a sorcerer's hand
He meets his pointed end
Though he has his chance
To say goodbye
And not fade away
CHORUS:
From prim and proper
To dark and foreboding
The watcher became
A powerful wizard
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