Blood And Tears

Danzig · Danzig II: Lucifuge [1990]

Blood and tears

Blood and tears

Since you've been gone

I hear you've been crying

Blood and tears

All alone

In your misery

So alone

Could you have

Been deceived

Since I've been gone

I hear you been crying

You cry a thousand tears

Darling don't despair

I know your heart still bleeds

Darling don't you care

There's blood in your tears

All alone

In your misery

So

All alone

You are lost

Endlessly

Since you've been gone

I hear you been crying

You cry a thousand tears

Darling don't despair

I know your heart still bleeds

Darling don't you care

You cry a thousand tears

Darling don't despair

I know your heart still bleeds

Darling don't you care

There's blood in your heart

You cry a thousand tears

Darling don't despair

I know your heart still bleeds

Darling don't you care

You cry a thousand tears

Darling don't despair

I know your heart still bleeds

Darling don't you care

There's blood in your tears

There's blood in your tears

Blood and tears

Blood and tears

Blood and tears

Blood And Tears

Danzig's 'Blood And Tears' stands as a defining track from the 1990 album 'Danzig II: Lucifuge,' showcasing Paul Cadman's signature blend of gothic metal and theatrical rock. The song exemplifies the band's dark, ritualistic aesthetic, featuring Cadman's distinctive vocal delivery that oscillates between growled aggression and operatic intensity. Recorded during the height of the early 1990s metal renaissance, the track reinforces the group's reputation for creating immersive, otherworldly soundscapes. Its enduring popularity stems from its ability to capture the raw, visceral energy characteristic of Danzig's discography, cementing its place as an essential listen for fans of the genre.