How Fate Binds Us

Songs

In the book, there is a mention of two songs. Originally they were there, but I decided to cut them out. But here they are seperately.

First song in the time travel scene:

Deep in the garden full of life

Was a simple man full of strife

There he met his one true love

But a demon she was, from up above

Days became weeks, time went on

The victim had became her pawn

The two of them unable to wed

For they are different, oh what a dread

So they made a bargain, offered by her

Give her his soul, my that caused a stir

Oh yes, oh yes, he agreed

For it was her love he need

Soon the preparations were made

Little did he know, he was betrayed

At the stroke of twelve, midnight it was

His soul was within that demon's claws

At that is the end of the sad, sad tale

Of Lord Bentley, so mighty yet so frail

Second song when the demon sings about Colton's life:

Deep in the mansion full of death

Was a man who's life was in threat

He was there for the challenge he took

But the fear of this place was in his look

There he wandered the halls

Not knowing the monsters that crawls

He found a painting, old as time

And wrote his name, what a crime

But alas, he was lost in this place

For a thing was after him in a chase

Just when all hope was jut about to flee

He had found himself some company

It was girl, so beautiful and pure

Her presence itself was only to allure

In a room, where the killing began

And there she continued her plan

He took a seat on Bentley's throne

There he went to a time, not his own

He witnessed the tragedy

My, what a strategy

Of the demon girl hidden in view

Keeping a secret, no one knew

But it's too late, she'd been found out

For he had already had the doubt

Now it is his choice if he could choose

To sell his soul, a bargain he can't refuse

But against his will, sealed with a kiss

His soul was stolen, it will be missed

He then awoke with everything all right

Not knowing what happened, even the fright

So he just got up and went to school

Forgeting his time limit, what a fool

He was treated all the same, like a freak

They beat his up knowing he was weak

But tired of this treatment, he traded his soul

For him to complete his long await goal

He shot with a gun, his anger is what drives

And in the end he ended hundreds of lives

But he couldn't live on for what he did

So he took his own life, his life he rid

The demon had won, knowing it would

Then reclaimed his soul, from where she stood

And that was the story of Jacob the great

Who was bounded by no other than... fate