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lestat louis + the looking gla by ~philosophie-c:iconphilosophie-c:





spoken:
hate, blood, bitterness,
memory, nightmare, rage,
realisation, freedom,
disapointment, hope,
entrapment, sex, abandonment,
giving, learning, slice, trust.

I'll never aspire to the cold empty lies you tell
Vampyre, can you or wont you look in the mirror?

singing:
a young girl, fresh and new
experiences such pain
that she sees, the bitter truth
eventually she frees herself

shes so hard now
she cant sympathise
so cold she'll only
learn to patronise
the only other few
who know the truth

(jealous of ability
the freedom in their honesty)




chorus:

she deals in silence
memories of violence
shes scared of
showing encarseration
true love is ended
only care free friendship
allows perpetuation

x2




to look down on pain
to avoid the core
is to deny the freedom
that were fighting for


chorus x2

i am not ashamed of these warm red tears
i'll not deny those years

x2
©2005-2009 ~philosophie-c
:iconphilosophie-c:

Author's Comments

ok firstly that title isnt THAT long, lestat louis and the looking glass is about the different ways abuse can affect people
some become cold and cruel
some become sensitive


the title is in relation to the fact that vampires cant look upon their own reflection
im using this as an analogy, perhaps its not that they cant but they wont look upon themselves

because they would have to see how cold and ruthless they are, perhaps they can only justify the way they live and treat humans if they never sit down and take a good look in the mirror

theres alot more to say but my true friends will know what this is about. i think many people can relate to this song

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