As I lay, I am guided by such a familiar sight A winter moon, reflecting it’s wisdom into the snow Purging a disease, the feeble christ The starlight, sings a nocturnal song Freezing me into the earth Her majesty, protects me from the storm While winter whips christian flesh The moon darkens, and my blood seems to freeze Death echos his fragile yell as the stars fall at my feet For this time I die alone A valiant death I plead