As The Night Wept

When the world was asleep and the lights were all dim

The only sound that was made was the noise from within

Until the day that he woke and the sky opened up

As the ground brought the fire as the night wept with blood

When the world was asleep and the ground broke apart

All the land bathed in hell from the smoke in our lungs

A sheer glimmer arose by the flickers of pain

Lighting voices like flint, scraping down gasoline

Give me reasons, give me purpose

The skull screamed as he broke through the surface

With all hell pouring out of his heart

He now gave us what we came for

Made perfect by torment and he gave something

A new meaning when he thought no one watched

When he thought no one watched

Blind, like they were all gone, vanishing

As we heard their mourns through the valley

As we bathe in light from ideas

To become something more

From the time as the night, as it wept with blood

Feel the warmth through the dark, as it looked for love

From the time as the night, as it wept with blood

To the end of the line, when the night met the sun

As the night, as the night

Wept with blood

As the night, as the night

Looked for love

As the night, as the night

Wept with blood

When the night, when the night

Met the sun

As the night, as the night

Wept with blood

As the night, as the night

Looked for love

As the night, as the night

Wept with blood

When the night, when the night

Met the sun

Blind, like they were all gone, vanishing

As we heard their mourns through the valley

As we bathe in light from ideas

To become something more

Now it's the end

And he now found he knew he feared God

The limelight is still like the moon is rusted shut

Formed on the outskirts of reality, cornered like failure

Watch him stand as he no longer had the strength of a thousand men

And agreed to shake death's hand

And now he

Found that he never knew he would fear God

But he had found it wound

Formed on the outskirts of reality, cornered like failure

As he no longer had the strength of a thousand men

And he agreed to shake death's hand