Redemption Song
Oh my sweetest, dearest one?
What tangled web conceived
Of vile and bitter thought
Brought rope and bended knee
What jealous lust conspire
To force unto the breech
The depths of hatred plunged
To unjust, tangled tree
The greatest of all lies
Unfolds with muffled breath
Those Iscariot and Cassius tribes
Melinger undead deaths
How must you think
With concious thought
No cog or wheel planned
With eyes so clear of visions caught
Amidst the shifting sands
Just know and mark said day
The days approach said death
For surely ye be judged
And sincerely I do say
I wish a time when Angels come
For now they stay away
Your pain shall cleanse the fire ye cross
Of rivers, valleys, of lakes
The rightous show the things you do
What Evil applauds and stands
For God is not a god of lust
Or ancient, scalding brand
The clarity I pray will find its way
The hope of Heavenly bodies pray
No deed undone can be once done
The book ye sign indeed
With blood of blood you scream this time
In veins of vane
Intrique