| I doubt I shall ever come back
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| Moving thin and wane, an old danger
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| A thorn am I with sunken back
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| I am the enemy of you, traitor
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| And the world cold. |
| I’m still on track
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| Your heart so cruel — mine is greater
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| It is the sky that bleeds my name
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| And in it’s breath my heart’s contained
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| I watched you fleeing from my ruin
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| A scent of blood is your undoing
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| Through oak that groan under the rain
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| Under my feet, the world arcane
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| In suffering I was always right
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| Within the silver moon tonight
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| From my lips the word is sung
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| And in this voice thy will be done
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| A great show of fear
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| Fear that I am near
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| And very far is dawn
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| 'Twas such a promising morn
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| Come, look back at me
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| I sense you on the breeze
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| The fall from your throne
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| This is all I need
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| Tell me what remains
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| A hunger within yourself?
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| So many miles before I sleep
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| Your truth is weak
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| Are those tiny rivers
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| Down your rosy cheek?
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| Laid out against the sky
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| In the corners of the night
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| Falling from my mouth
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| The words of punishment
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| I will make you see
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| Your traffic of misery
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| It is my sins that you deplore
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| Count them fair, for I have more
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| To my mouth I carry you
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| In crimson teeth, the breath I drew
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| I make you dust, as you were flesh
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| Honoured to see a performance in death
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| We have no time, no time at all
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| There’s empty rooms and shadowing halls
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| Fevering thoughts all hollow and old
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| Shivering veins now running cold
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| When dawns were young and woodland green
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| And silvery moons as often seen
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| In Hawsker dark is where you came
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| And tore the night asunder
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| My master at your knife to blame
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| And wove his eyes with thunder
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| To Nor' east, just along the coast
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| Your colleague of the scars
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| Takes pen to quote the pirates ghost
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| A lesson from those Tsars
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| Justice done with dark blood and scum
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| I’m torn toward the North
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| From Northern moors they know I’ll come
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| So Whitby is the source!
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| Where you would sit and wait for me
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| I arrive at Saltwick Bay
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| Ans so you shall taste my grief
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| Drawing the cut, I’m away
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| My form is bloody and it is true
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| It is the night I wear around me
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| From lies I grew a spit of untruth
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| I help the frail sky to its sleep
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| Nameless, I come and without end
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| Within the moor and without end |