(Lhiannan Sidhe:)
...Dear King
...My Simeon Sin
Regents of this land
Whose forefathers all came
As did William, to Me by free will
From the very first day
That I gave my promise
Of a prize so dearly sought for
By the likes of those
Who toil 'neath yoke of death
And given it freely have I to any man
Who ventures here into my lands
To still my thirst, my desires my lusts
This curse is only a chance for trust
Each year that trust doth grow and so
When all is said and done the regents know
That when a church preys
Upon all that is weak
And has grown too strong
For Kings so meak
Then ne'er can be told
Of the prize that's given
'Lest he cares to by stake die
As heretic - be deemed a sinner
He'd rather crawl upon knee
Knowing within reach
Rebirth lie, everlasting life
Once in battle he dies as a King
And none is there alive
So he plays the part of a noble King
While in truth is agenda is only to bring
A plot even closer
The deception to thieve himself
A life of undying kind
So from father to son
I have tasted them all
And they have given me that
which I needed and more
For the prize of into eternity be reborn
Man falls rather swiftly from King to whore
"Yes, this my dear is the true worth of the lie
A royal bloodline who sells land, faith
And their very own flesh
for mere prospects of life
Unending as that of mine..."
This blessing be cloaked in a curse of a king
Tis at an end come solstice ne'ermore will your kin
Be called upon to share with me the sweetest of sins
"(For you see) I now know I loathe mankind"
A Goddess of pleasure with this revelation of mine
That Mans flesh serves as little else than a meal to dine
Has little cause to live much less remain here
In a world utterly soaked in denial and fear
And since You ilk of Man desire so well
To wish for your heaven while living in Your hell
And pray to a God from a far foreign land
Be granted is now thine wish
And left to die be mankind!