Speaketh not, to me, this night
of what the morn may bring
Not of duty nor of oath
Not of kingdoms nor of Kings
Let us stead whisper words as lovers both
Layeth aside thy scepter and thy crown
I wilst put away mine royal crest
and cast mine sword into the ground
Let us taste the wine upon eachothers lips
as they meet in sweet surrenders kiss
Forsaking all the outside world
for this moment of tender bliss
I seeketh not a treasures hold
Not of title nor of fame
For all mine heart could ever want
is for thee, to whisper mine name
And to hold me there within thine heart
wherest none other mayest be found
and cometh to me as the moon sits high
and once more put aside thy crown
For with the morrow, should I face,
Treason, or a traitors death
Know my love, I wilst whisper thy name
With my very last breath