(Verse 1) The bell above the Liar's Bar, it chimed a mournful sound, As midnight's cloak fell on the street, where shadows did abound. A man in trench coat, eyes so sharp, a flicker in the gloom, He saw a flash, a sudden spark, that sealed a woman's tomb. (Chorus) Crimson stain on dusty floor, a life now swept away, Another tale behind the door, where secrets never sway. The Liar's Bar, a wicked place, where truth and lies collide, A final drink, a fallen face, where justice goes to hide. (Verse 2) Delilah moved like whispered smoke, a ghost in dim-lit hall, Her smile, a fragile thing that broke, before the curtain's fall. She touched a glass, a trembling hand, her eyes a haunted plea, As if she knew, she'd soon command, the bar's dark history. (Verse 3) She paused by him, her voice a thread, "He's watching from the back." A wink, a nod, the words unsaid, along a deadly track. She turned, a knowing in her gaze, and walked into the night, Where silver gleamed in shadowed ways, and snuffed out her light. (Outro) The trench coat man, he downed his drink, a bitter, burning sip, As Delilah fell, before you'd think, her final, fatal trip. He left the bar, into the rain, where secrets start to breed, In Liar's Bar, where blood and pain, are all the lonely need.
