Sylosis - Kingdom of Solitude lyrics
[Sylosis - Kingdom of Solitude lyrics]
I am your keeper and this wall will protect
Will all great Neptune's ocean wash
The blood from my hands
Transformed and tiresome
A ghostly vision of what life used to be
Dead eyes stare aimlessly at what's beyond
In need of anguish the penalty repaid
To end the means i am impurity
Imprisoned in a cold shell so isolate
Awaiting the grave
Wallowing in exile a ritual sacrifice
The hunter has come
Dead eyes stare aimlessly at what's beyond
In need of anguish the penalty repaid
To end the means
Teacher! Leader!
Show us how to feel the pain and remorse
Bleed these lacerations dry
Until I cease the urge to exploit
This kingdom of solitude a personal hell
I must try not to feed off the pain
That I once reveled in
A lone wolf in this emptiness defeated
I've served this sentence far too many times
This face is scarred and worn
Help me get rid of this crown of thorns
I still feed of the pain
That I once reveled in
Teacher! Leader!
Show us how to feel the pain and remorse
Bled these lacerations dry
Until I cease the urge to exploit
Will all great Neptune's ocean wash
The blood from my hands
Transformed and tiresome
A ghostly vision of what life used to be
Dead eyes stare aimlessly at what's beyond
In need of anguish the penalty repaid
To end the means i am impurity
Imprisoned in a cold shell so isolate
Awaiting the grave
Wallowing in exile a ritual sacrifice
The hunter has come
Dead eyes stare aimlessly at what's beyond
In need of anguish the penalty repaid
To end the means
Teacher! Leader!
Show us how to feel the pain and remorse
Bleed these lacerations dry
Until I cease the urge to exploit
This kingdom of solitude a personal hell
I must try not to feed off the pain
That I once reveled in
A lone wolf in this emptiness defeated
I've served this sentence far too many times
This face is scarred and worn
Help me get rid of this crown of thorns
I still feed of the pain
That I once reveled in
Teacher! Leader!
Show us how to feel the pain and remorse
Bled these lacerations dry
Until I cease the urge to exploit