DESCRIPTION:
Black Metal/Depressive Rock from Sweden; song from digital version of the single "Nyctophilia", released 15 August 2015.
Guest appearence by Sandra Tenwolde, vocalist of the ambient project "Manica".
All rights reserved to Kyla, Lebensgefahr and Sandra Tenwolde.

Listen to/buy "Nyctophilia" here:
https://lebensgefahr.bandcamp.com/album/nyctophilia-digital-version

Links:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lebensgefahr/104546669661651?sk=timeline
http://www.i-m.co/Kyla/Lebensgefahr/
https://lebensgefahr.bandcamp.com/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUm9woS98pSiu8blq3k7YOg

Art by Jana Sojka (jarofcherryjam); all rights and © reserved to Jana Sojka.
Links:
http://jarofcherryjam.deviantart.com/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Jana-Sojka/101760613313227
https://www.flickr.com/photos/87102661@N08/

Lyrics:

At midnight I leave, searching for the absence of light.
I head towards the fields where eyes can not focus.

A ray of moonlight pierces the low hanging clouds and sheds a glim of light.
The cold nibbles at the tip of my fingers...
Again Luna hides...
Unable to focus my vision I vaguely percieve Their glimmering eyes:
coming ever much closer - never arriving.
I know, I must keep my eyes un-focused.

But a dull luster catches my sight: the void of Their glimmering eyes.
I focused, I'm lost. I can no longer see the nothingness.
Startled I close the windows to my brain - roll down the curtain...
At last I hear Them approach, arrive and surround me...

"Open thine eyes. Fear not, for I am the Princess of Night."
(I open my eyes. I fear not, for there stands the Princess of Night)
"I am here for thee - thou who always seem to be seeking the absence of light."
(She is here for me - I who always seem to be seeking the absence of light)

Lightly She carress my cheek. I see her eyes: so cold, so bleak.
The bare touch of darkness makes me fall - oh, so weak...

"For long i have tried to reached thee in the cold and dead of night
but always thou hast runnest away from me - away in fright..."

Another moonray as She holds me.
I never knew, how could I?
I always thought that if I focused my eyes, I would die...