Victor Löve and his heart of gold
Victor Löve had a heart of gold
That he sold before he was old
To drown out his doubts
And keep in his moans
In the empty hole
That the heart called home
Now a black pit groans
As it tries to keep the blood flow
Victor Löve had a heart of gold
That he sold to the Devil I’m told.
Because he didn’t know what it was worth
And now he’s stuck with his stupid curse.
As time dragged by,
A vein in his head
Found a cloister a temple
And therein its stead
He could quiet his sadness
In the silence instead.
But though his mind had a memory
Of goodness and grace to be
The Devil wouldn’t let him be
For he plays with his heart
And gives it a tug
So filthy blood begins to run,
Till his mind begins to rut
Of evil things that could come.
And that’s all that came to be
Of Victor Löve and his tragedy
Because he was a silly boy
Who didn’t realise how worthy it is to be
And sold his heart like it was free.