What does Bitemarks And Bloodstains mean?

Finch: Bitemarks And Bloodstains Meaning

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Bitemarks And Bloodstains Lyrics

"Meier may we be this way forever, and
Tell me lover what will become of the others?"
Bones, skin, nails and flesh
On a bed of lack of passion, a medievil consequence
They worry you with all the talk of how you're not their kind

Now i'm...

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  1. anonymous
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     Oct 23rd 2020 !⃝

    If anyone has seen the movie Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust, the Vampire is named Meier and he is trying to escape with a young female. He’s the villain and the girls family plays a hunter to bring her back or end her life and this causes Meier to be at odds with himself. Anyway I’m convinced this song as based on that movie.

  2. Reign_Alexander
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     Sep 26th 2009 !⃝

    This song is truely about a vampire falling for a human, but she doesn't realize that he is a vampire, until he bites her.

  3. anonymous
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     Nov 13th 2006 !⃝

    Has anyone spotted a link between finch and underworld? They did the soundtrack for the first film, and this kinda smacks of the story of lucian's medieval romance with sonja..Vampire for werewolf....

  4. plasticcup_politics
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     Jun 4th 2006 !⃝

    I don't think that's waht this song is about. Honestly I'm not sure what I think but I just don't think its that simple!
    I don't think she's actually dead, I think it's a metaphor.

    This will hurt you, and I will to, and I will
    Bloodlust, bloodlust, for this girl
    BLOODLOSS, BLOODLOSS, for this boy
    Bloodlust, bloodlust, for this girl
    BLOODLOSS, BLOODLOSS, for this boy, this boy

    Another PUNCTURE WOUND and once again forgive MY SINS!

    .................love that part!! GOD I WISH I KNEW

  5. anonymous
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     May 4th 2006 !⃝

    It's about a guy who loves a girl but she has died. He loves her so much he's willing to steal her back for himself, 'this will hurt you, and I will too' sugests that maybe he hurt her (emotionally or physically) before she died and now feels guilty about it.


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