Make Them Suffer - Lord Of Woe | סקירת אלבום באנגלית

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[align=left]" Old Souls - Guy goes to war, comes back a changed man

Scraping The Barrel - Resorts to drinking to deal with the things he experienced in the war. It's clear from the video of Let me in, that he hasn't just beat her once, he's done it on occasion

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Threads - Sinking into the shadows his layers peel and crumble as he's becoming someone he doesn't want to be, but has no control over, as any attempt to change comes to no avail. His shame could possibly be beating Annie.

Marionette - Annie is nothing more than a puppet to the guy (puppeteer). "To the weeping; I shamefully lend out my frame." Feeling bad for him every time he cries, he lets him use her body, maybe to try and rekindle some form of affection for her again. Annie is the Marionette playing her part in his crumbling life.Fake - He's told her to "Not trust anyone, stay inside" and tried conditioning her to belief these words. Annie makes a stand against the guy, realizing that all his words are lies, telling him to stop controlling her.

Blood Moon - Schizophrenia has developed, the friend in his head possibly making him see the mistakes hes made through his life, attempting to pull his eyes out to stop seeing these memoriesLet Me In - He's telling her he was never really there mentally once he came back from war. Telling her he can't let her in, can't talk to her about the awful things he's seen. The guy kills himself, telling her he just can't bear to hurt her anymore, and attempts to fix it all by ending it all.

Requiem- The guy is writing a requiem, telling Annie over and over "Farewell Forever", before he takes his life. He sees that Annie has no life left in her after everything he's put her through. He sees that in the pages of their lives, the shadows are overtaking them, meaning there are more bad memories than good, and he can't bear to see that. This is what is shown at the end of Let me in, it's after writing this requiem that he kills himself.Foreword - I believe this is possibly Annie, having now grown old, approaching death, wanting to start over with him in the afterlife, seeing as she could never let him go, despite all the terrible things he did to her, as seen in the lyrics for Let me in."[/align]