Goodbye farewell

mist scars me as i face the moons liquired glare
Ashen light breaks waves through the glassy night
there in front of me lays my worst nightmare
I can't bear to see you like this, a demons sight

I knew you, I loved your sweet etheral tongue
I knew your thoughts, every fears
though dark forbid I can see you now
lying still breathless, on the ground

though you are still,
My heart still hums
the southing song
of your ever sweet tongue
your heaven bound soul
your golden bowl
silver chord severed
its life thats fow

Under the bleeding moon I cry for you
I can't comes to terms that your death is true
a withered rose for you, my sweet dear
your burning wings, my soul they sear

the trees whisper hope
I can not hear
not an angel'll take your place
my velvet rose, you are my dear
please speak louder i can not hear
Why speak to the dead,
when they can not hear
goodbye farewell my dear
phenix of light doeth spreads its wings
so safely you enter in

I cry for her,
but she can not hear
the words of my thoughts
my uttermost fear
will follow you there
through the gates of splender my dear
follow me
as i take your hand
let me show you your promised land
as you an angel
died a mortal death
to spend eternity with me
so why can't i see
why can't i hear
the crys of my angel, my dear
I'm sick of this hell
in which i dwell
in wait for you, under your spell
so i usher you foreward
to infinitys edge
one more step and you'll fall
goodbye farewell
i wish you all well
without wings you'll crawl

goodbye farewell

so under the moons sweet ashen gloom
I recite the forgotten ritual and meat my doom
forn the end of this world is coming soon
I'll enter my world again where there is night, no moon

so close,yet so far
I look to the sky, now your a star
a see your wings spread
for i know you walk amongst the dead
Is death so bad? only the dead know
is there desert or is there snow
or is there just black and nothing more
or do we really knock on heavens door
now i pass by the ninth gate
my last words, the final slate
now I enter the ever dark den
but with no fear, for we will meet again