Dare you sleep, princess, dare you look into that world?
A maiden so fair and delicate, she shall not be unfurled
for curled up on her bed, precious teardrops in her eyes
her pure white cheeks dyed red, like the stormy night skies
the lightning cracks the glass and spills throughout the room
the silver color spreads and illuminates the gloom
and upon the floor, the papers strewn, tossed up in heavy wind
and to her coffin-like bed, she would find herself tightly pinned
crying out in pain, not to be unleashed just yet
rest your head, dear child, now is time to forget
just a little longer, and your pain will have fled
but for now, broken angel, live with all your dread
bear the sins of hatred and the curses they have spoken
for all will have vanished when you're finally awoken
scriptures burn to cinders, the ash will line the floor
and in that darkened room, the pain she must endure
for her night is filled with nightmares, bitter dreams of sin
she dreads all that is out there, she dreads all that's within
so torn between the living and the dead, she will divide
in a constant limbo, lacking somewhere safe to hide
she is the darkened angel, all her punishment is paid
when in death she is released, when in the ground she's laid
scatter flowers on her coffin, watch the winds lift feathers high
for she will still be watching, within that stormy sky