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Carmilla
06:12
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My home by the Western Woods did surely forever change
Once I beheld your eyes so deep and dark and cold and strange
The magnetic moonlight misted through the atmosphere
A far-flung recollection surfaced as you did appear
As we wandered through the shadows many days passed on by
And somehow you still remained a mystery to my eyes
Tragedy had brought you thence and in tragedy you went
Your rhymes circle ’round my mind as I wonder what you meant
Oh Carmilla do not cry for you hold me in a trance
There is only you and I as we dance this funeral dance
You hold your cheek to mine and murmur like a lullaby
“I live in your warm life and you shall die sweetly die”
“Into Mine”
The Western Woods call to my heart as I remember you
I see ghosts and fearful visions and can’t tell which is true
A feline foot falls on the floor in melancholy dreams
I lie within your languid limbs and nothing’s what it seams
At times I see your beauty in the faces of the dead
And I feel your lips upon me all full and bloody-red
A pain strikes deep into my breast as sharp as it is clean
Like the story of the asp and that great Egyptian Queen
Oh Carmilla do not cry for you hold me in a trance
There is only you and I as we dance this funeral dance
You hold your cheek to mine and murmur like a lullaby
“I live in your warm life and you shall die sweetly die”
“Into Mine”
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2. |
Curse of the Karnsteins
40:00
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