Track Insight / Lyrics
Toil and torque on steelspres rings
Rhythms rise in drawn-up strings
Slicked with lacquer's warm glow
Reflections dance, a thousand ghosts go
In shadowed courtyard's holy hush
Midnight's silken veils descend, dusk
Smoldering embers in darkened air
Whisper secrets only echoes share
Leather supple, worn smooth by time
Every crease and fold a story's prime
Splinters from old benches, hidden bones
Whispers to the silent, endless stones
A touch of suede, a scent of fire
Invergence of all my heart's desire
Darkness parted, the light begins
To weave a tapestry of steel and sin
In the leathernight, I find my peace
Amid the shadows, my soul releases
The chains of darkness, the heart's deep pain
Leathernight reverie, my salvation's reign
Against the eddying tides of sound
I find my haven, my refuge profound
Where earth and steel entwine, where light recedes
In this oasis of industrio-symphonic seeds
Intonsed leather, supple as my skin
Form around me, a skin that's not my own within
I'm one with the darkness, yet not lost, not dead
Just reborn in this leathernight's dread
A touch of suede, a scent of fire
Invergence of all my heart's desire
Darkness parted, the light begins
To weave a tapestry of steel and sin
In the leathernight, I find my peace
Amid the shadows, my soul releases
The chains of darkness, the heart's deep pain
Leathernight reverie, my salvation's reign
Crush, collapse, all sense of time
In hissing steam and the steel's grind
Pounding rhythm, a relentless march
Toward the light, an unyielding arc
Chords of anguish, cries of fire
Riffs that lash, an unrelenting desire
Eclipsing the void, a sonic resale
Emanating hell, an unstoppable force to mold
Now in the leathernight, I stand tall
Freed from the shackles, no longer small
In the heart of darkness, I find my light
Leathernight reverie, my redemption's plight
In the steel and shadows, I've found my home
The leathernight's echoes, they now are my own
Forever bound to this place and its might
Leathernight reverie, my savior's guiding light.
