I've been lost I had wandered some places No man wanted to hear about Oh, and I've sinned Gave my soul to the devil...
But, my devil was In a black cocktail dress Untamed hair falling across her back Diabolic sparks in her eyes I knew one thing. She had to be mine.
Listen to my tale, and Don't do the things I've done Committed crimes Against myself, Against love.
There was this thing About her, that drove me crazy She was stubborn, yet gorgeous Beautifully catastrophical She really was a daughter Of a man with an ancient lamp From the myths and legends, The fallen angel who brings the light.
She once told me: "Count your sins, and add up Your own very flaws And look at the skies. One star for a sin of yours, One for a bad act One for your flaws But the stars still shine bright Because they don't care What've you done. Immerse out of your nightmare Because everything you held true Is a pure lie. You don't have to be perfect Because, look up and tell me Does one star make Such a big difference?"
She embraced me And I embraced her Pressed my lips against hers As she pulled out the worst in me. She was a rebel, She was out of line, She was stubborn and direct Purely fierce. Oh, but I wished she was.
No man should survive The living collapse of Heaven and Hell But Should I quit from her, my soul Will be soon dead
If I tear her apart from me, I won't last long. Oh, what a sin of yours That you've given your soul to the devil
I can't help but remember her eyes Following me silently My heart hurts when she's not around I'm addicted to that One thing she has
In this poem, a man tells a story about how he fell in love with the devil's daughter and gave his soul away.