Intro:
Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, nor hell a fury like a woman scorned
Verse1:
Everyday when one person strips me of my human dignity
They take a knife and carve a hole through my skin and right into my soul
I feel naked for man has undressed me
My personality and the only thing I held onto
My heart!
Come thick night make thick my blood and take my fear away
Caress me with your brave ointment so that I can see the stars far from my sight
Fear is no longer an option it's a treble note ready to make me dance to its tune
Chorus:
The medley of tears and heartache, where fair is foul and foul is fair
Hover through the fog and filthy air
Ndibambezele ngo Thando, even when my soul was lost in the dark
I will hold on
Verse 2:
When he comes near me I feel the pressures treasures melt away in an instant for his shadows onward pres
I'm a bloody man created by the vultures of the world
Come rip my skin and carve me heart evil, for your breath is something that I shall never forget
Verse 3:
My skin is running away faster than I can say amen
Ashamed of being part of this anti-caress dumping site
But it's strange and often times to win us to our harm
How the instruments of darkness tell us truths, win us with honest trifles and betray us in deepest consequences
Chorus:
The medley of tears and heartache, where fair is foul and foul is fair
Hover through the fog and filthy air
Ndibambezele ngo Thando, even when my soul was lost in the dark
I will hold on
Verse 4:
I pray you forgive me for being the black raven in your eyes
However appearing as the guest of summer before others
I pray you ... nature seems dead and wicked dreams abuse me mind
Witchcraft celebrates
The deadly sight ...
You have created an evil monster within me
I pray you sweet heaven forgive me for not using the dagger within my reach ...
Rebellious dead, rise never!
For none born of a woman shall harm me
Repeat chorus
End with intro:
Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, nor hell a fury like a woman scorned
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