Deceit in Golden Light

Lyrics

I lay in darkness, torn and weak,
on hollow ground, too lost to speak.
Then came your light, so pure, so bright,
yet hid beneath—deceit and blight.

With gentle hands and honeyed lies,
you lured me in with longing sighs.
I trusted blind, I built you thrones,
but never knew—they stood on stones.

The years flew by in golden gleam,
you played me true, or so it seemed.
A home, a laughter, children's grace—
yet all was but a masked embrace.

I drank from cups of sweetest dreams,
while shadows grew in silent screams.
Too blind to see, too deaf to hear,
until your lies turned dust to fear.

A whisper rose, a doubt took shape,
a hollow stare, a touch too late.
The curtain fell, the truth unchained—
you were no angel, only flame.

Another stood there, waiting still,
you loved me once—but loved him still.
A web of silk, so fine, so tight,
you wove it well, you stole my light.

And now I stand, a man alone,
but fire burns inside my bones.
You took my all—but not my soul,
you’ll watch me rise, regain control.

My name now tainted, cast aside,
my friends deceived, your poison wide.
But do not think I’ll bow, I’ll break—
I rise, I fight, I will not fade!

You are a demon, dark, untrue,
but I am forged in something new.
And mark my words—one fateful day,
I’ll stand again, unchained, unfrayed!

Then truth will strike, your walls will fall,
and I will heal beyond it all.


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