Adam and (the) Eve

from Chapter 2: The Martyr of Valhalla by Adam Sapphire

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I can’t see the sun through these tear-soaked eyes
I forgot the truth, only remembering lies
climbing up the cliff with no rope – no hope
I used to dream of glorious battle – now I dream of a normal life
A simple existence, with kids and a wife
Now there’s so much blood on my hands I can never wash them clean
Back when I was Nineteen, the forests were green and the seas aquamarine
In a flash it all turned to dust, you looked at me with disgust

I remember where we spray-painted our names on bare stone
Standing on the ledge, staring at the stars alone
The message on your phone – it was the last time I heard your voice.
I remember the warmth of your skin, I remember our original sin
I remember the taste of your lips, on the eve of the apocalypse

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from Chapter 2: The Martyr of Valhalla, released November 9, 2010

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In a parallel dimension filled with powerful magic, there has been an intergalactic war raging between humanity and a race of demons for thousands of years. Humanity is losing the war...

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