Christus Masquerade
Under thy moon these hearts arrive
what we see, we do not know
however they appear as one we do
His blood twas shed like mask they show
yet I am one, as guilty as all
but can they say the same?
we dance on our feet but our knees not once
disguise is well; while love is lost
party fouls so common, yet enjoyed so much
some seem worst, but only one judge will say
the dance tonight, we will come to see again
this we call, the Christus Maquerade
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