My conscious froze when I felt the cold embrace of the hand that crafted me
I set my soul ablaze, I crawled through the nether and left a suicide letter next to my own severed head
I think I should be dead but that's the beauty of selling yourself to sin
But again, we are men craving winter's end
Wishing to live within our origin again

The door to immortality is shut
I can't take much more of the scent of mold
This sphere of madness burning in my gut
Has trapped me in this house again

Mother, I pray that your voice sings me to sleep
To save my sanity from the sound of this blood-soaked symphony
Father, I pray that your hand is warm again
My pain will never end until you both come back to me
Come back to me

I can feel the devil's presence, he never left this house
Now I can live my third depth fantasy
Draw him straight to me and drain every last drop from his arteries

A sacrifice of blood wakes the eye
It looks to turn this iron into gold
I place my hand upon the ancient god
I surrender my life
I bring the gift of resurrection
The power returns from which it came
Now grant me what I have gifted
Mother, father come back to me
Come back to me (Come back to me)

In blood and bone I carve an oath
To save this boy from this shattered home
Tonight we bathe in blood and drink
From the skull of the beast that left his heart so cold
In a perfect world we could take his whole family's soul
And fuel our hearts with the hate I have
For the beast in us all

Mother, I pray that your voice sings me to sleep
To save my sanity from the sound of this blood-soaked symphony
Father, I pray that your hand is warm again
My pain will never end until you both come back to me
Come back to me
Come back


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    What you see in the video for the song is vocalist Phil Bozeman's evil self; aka 'the Kin', showcased in the bands previous "Lost Boy" video. That evil Phil has the same love for his parents and hatred for the stepfather, so he kills his stepdad & sacrifices him to an ancient god; the eye you see on 'The Valley' album art (the album this track is from), in order to resurrect his mother and father, pull Phil into his own reality & fuse with him eventually, but the problem is that those parents are just shells of themselves, like lifeless moving creatures who can't talk and have no consciousness.

    EternalTearsOfSorrowon September 28, 2021   Link

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