You can have the day, and all of its light
Me, I much prefer to have the night
For the day always ends and is later reborn
But the night is eternal, unbroken, untorn
You speak of silence and I hear a song
Telling me what exactly I did wrong
And again I ignore and again I deny
But really, someday we all have to die
Don't try to tell me what I did was wrong
I heard it already, right there in the song
I hear victory and joy, sorrow and pain
Of long walks taken down streets full of rain
So be glad you have day, I'll keep to the night
The outcasts, the downtrodden who all lost their fight
These are my people, so you stick with yours
While I lurk around and keep track of my scores
I have nothing to settle but a debt to collect
After that I am done, but there'll be no effect
For even in night one must finally sleep
And after it all there's no rewards to reap
So you can claim that your god is right
Me, I don't care enough to try to fight
But don't push it on me, since I can devise
A way to see through your blind, stupid lies
I am not evil but I am not good
I do what I feel that I truly should
If that makes me unliked, it's fine, I have sight
Of the fact that for now, I own the night.