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On my heart I'll bear the shame
No prayer can ease the pain
No one will love you
No one will love you the way I do
No one will love you, love you like I do
And there's no escape
Just countless mistakes
No one will love you
No one will love you the way I do
No one will love you, love you like I do
It will never be the same
Witness trust fade away
No one will love you
No one will love you the way I do
No one will love you , love you like I do
No one will love you
No one will love the way I do
No one will love , love you like I do
Love you like I do
Love you like I do
Love you like I do
Love you like I do
No prayer can ease the pain
No one will love you
No one will love you the way I do
No one will love you, love you like I do
And there's no escape
Just countless mistakes
No one will love you
No one will love you the way I do
No one will love you, love you like I do
It will never be the same
Witness trust fade away
No one will love you
No one will love you the way I do
No one will love you , love you like I do
No one will love you
No one will love the way I do
No one will love , love you like I do
Love you like I do
Love you like I do
Love you like I do
Love you like I do
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This is my interpretation:
Valo, or whomever he's taking the role of, has cheated on his partner (this is shown in the lines about his heart bearing shame, and the countless mistakes).
And now in the song, he's proclaiming his love for her, possibly wanting forgiveness, even though it's useless, because trust has "faded away."
Fuck, this song is genius. If you really listen to the words and try to understand what his intentions were, at first it seems like this could be Christ singing, since Christ's love is supposed to be the ultimate love. But then you hear the music and it becomes REALLY ambiguous. There is the sound of what could be a harp--played by a guitar. Then you have the sounds of a dark, gothic cathedral. Valo's voice goes really low. So you start to think, this isn't Christ singing, but Lucifer. It could work for Satan, because in mythology Satan does tempt you with "love," and ("and there's no escape, just countless mistakes") of course no one escapes from Hell. At the same time, it still COULD be Christ singing, but it's after he's been crucified. So when he sings, "It will never be the same
Witness trust fade away" it's like saying that now you have to PROVE your love to him, because after being crucified as a false mesiah he has no trust in humanity.
Furthermore, if you don't want to take it as being purely about religion, then Valo is comparing himself/the singer to God/Satan (depending on which you ultimately take it to be) in a romantic relationship.