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Without You


Gone with the wind, my soul Humanity has all but left With the first taste of blood that hit my lips Anger and self-loathing hit me fully. Her welcoming smile, her warm gaze I took it and made it white like death. Like me. Blood, my life completely Eating, taking, killing, Those monsters in human skin Only looks, a façade, a shell, a mask Who am I that does not care? My feelings died long ago With who I was, with what I was, Human The night, my day, the moon, my sun Her light, too bright The princess of day, the light of dawn Blood of life, willingly given To this beast so hideously shown The nape of her neck fits my fangs Like the sun giving the moon its light. One without the other cannot be Yet another of the night steals her away Her neck is of another, no longer of the day Though she is still light, it is princess of night Vampire. Her smile is bright, no longer blinding Full of sorrow and hidden misery. No more sun, No more moon, No more me in the black abyss of souls Why fight when all is gone? She will pay, by death do us all Fully transformed, Both her and me, no more the same, More beastly Both monsters by night And fools by day No more balance to save us all. Goodbye my light, hello my dark Insanity or death, the gate holds back Either is fine just take me away Away from this wretched place. Good bye my love My life, not humanity That was gone long ago, When your blood entered me. Hell awaits, but not alone For I will take you down with me.
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