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Scythe - Am I Really Here? lyrics
vengeance knocking at my gate something less than scents of shades drips from my hands and paints me pale dragons waiting to exhale am i really here? pandora grins my blood to stone gnaws her teeth into my throat whilst guilt sneaks through the sullen air wrath and sloth unfix your hair am i really here? just one glance from your eyes blood on the floor knives you spoke glide inside and you want more green and grey to black and white swords forever in my side red tears float in neonlight makes the night a day too bright am i really here? autumnal leaves on barren land castles built on poisoned sand the dagger sparkles in your hand nothing left here to defend am i really here? stains of fear sweep my pride a lock on the door all run out, turning tide still you want more beautiful memories still in my head daisies and roses, needle and threat all ripped off me days in the woods, nights in lakes magic books, going out late all ripped off me expressions that wait for signs of my fear assassins to kill on verdict of weakness better than i satanic sadism looms back from your eyes demons besmear your lips with their lies better than i just one glance at your eyes blood on the floor all run out, turning tide still you want more feel me bleed deep inside crimson drips reflect your eyes scream all run out, turning tide hit the ground, end my flight scream promise the world and give what you gain virgins to vamps and killers to saint greed in your eye apathy yawns, movement dies so much truth behind your lies no more princess, shining knight blame and guilt form your spotlight am i really here? vengeance knocking at my gate something red as nereus' fate drips through your clothes and paints me pale horror grows, but tears still fail am i really here? |
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