M.o.S.B.: The Acquisition

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Updated 10/11/2022
Created 08/02/2003
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Memoirs of Satan's Betrothed: The Acquisition

Whispers echo through the corridors
As the stained glass shatters from the church windows.
And yet        all I can do is think:
               He is out there.
               He is out there.

The gales of wind howl my name
As the church doors cave to the pounding.
And yet        all I can do is think:
               He is out there.
               He is out there.

Chills burn my bravery away
As the dust clears revealing his hoofed-feet and clawed-hands.
And yet        all I can do is pray:
               God, save me.
               God, save me.

His eyes glow blood-red
As they tear at my soul.
And yet        all I can do is pray:
               God, save me.
               God, save me.

His arms open to me
As he says, "Come my love."
And yet        all I can do is cry:
               I am damned.
               I am damned.

My feet move me to him
As my mind screams out, "NO!"
And yet        all I can do is cry:
               I am damned.
               I am damned.

"This is all meant to be," he grins
As his great scaled arms take me in.
And yet        all I can do is beg:
               Let me go.
               Let me go.

His monsterous-black wings flail out
As he presses me hard to his breast.
And yet        all I can do is beg:
               Let me go.
               Let me go.

We descend from the church and into his darkness
As my hopes of salvation fade and then die.
And yet        all I can do is say:
               I am lost.
               I am lost.

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