Reaping Forest Calm Lyrics

Cowards form the veil. Sampling of the salt.
Desire looking gla*s. In evening they shall come.
Pity stains our hands. Insects bite my eyes.
Forever calling home. Reaping forest calm.
Long painful hymns, a dirge of blackened day.
Falling to my knees to kiss the horses tongue.
Moonlight invades, cancerous lust.
Drawing a smile, bold men have tried.
With sugar we taste, through darkness we fall.
In memories lost hope, I seal my eyes.
Through vertigo's touch, and a northern winds breeze,
onward I search and forever I'm lost.
It feels like an eternity since I last saw the light on your face,
and if I recall, you left me the wind and taught me to fly.
I must have you for one last time and I will pay for my sins
with one thousand lashes from the roses
stem across the very chest that holds my beating heart.