The Dark Mansion

Enter the demon's mansion

Beyond the mist of darkness
My shelter exists on the hills
Bewildered away from brightness
Welcome to a place on infernal cells

Witness wickedness within these creatures
That rule all the seven deadly nights
Those who hath slain all of these preachers
Demons with iron wings in your sight

There’s a fountain in the middle
That sprinkles blazing hell fire
A darkened paradise without a light
That’s tempting for any sinner’s desire

Once you go inside my place
No escaping until you are dead
The nights are in your face
Shall be fed to the hungry wolves
Or to cut off your head

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Welcome to my hell
For you shall be damned
Welcome to my home
The night had build this place
For the pleasures of…
The creatures of the night
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(Lead 1)

There is a garden filled with black roses
Each one has grown its wildest thorns
Poisonous stems rip you without any causes
You shall turn into stone and you get worn

Statues of misery are what I cherish
You shall pay the price when you enter here
Once you’re turned, you shall perish
I love the scents that creates your biggest fear

(Lead 2)

(Bridge)--------------------------

I can’t wait for anyone’s presence
For you shall be locked in prison of the dark
Something shall lurk underneath you
For you shall meet with your death of pleasure
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(Chorus)

(Solo 1)

The scene of the full moon cannot change
It remains up in there in the darkened sky
As I always glance on to strengthen me
An image of beauty that I can’t deny

(Solo 2)

(Bridge)

(Chorus)

Reviews

[Emily Elizabeth]

Wow this is really awesome!
I love the poetic way you've infused your words... this is really powerful stuff. It would be great to hear it with a tune behind it- do you add music to your lyrics? Anyway the imagery in this was gorgeous. I loved that picture of a lonely dark mansion on a hill. Homes are often representatives for our personalities and souls so that worked fantastically well here. A very nice piece, thanks for sharing!