Source: Interview with the Vampire
“Sweetheart we're alone
And you are mine.
Let's make this night a night to remember.
Don't make our love a cold dying ember,
For with the dawn, you'll be gone.”
You'll Be Gone, written by Elvis Presley, Red West and Charlie Hodge (1961)
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And you are mine.
Let's make this night a night to remember.
Don't make our love a cold dying…" by Elvis Presley?
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O guiding night! O night more lovely than the dawn!
O night that has united the Lover with his beloved, transforming the beloved in her Lover.
Variant translation by Kieran Kavanaugh and Otilio Rodriguez (1991)
Oh night thou was my guide
Oh night more loving than the rising sun
Oh night that joined the lover to the beloved one
transforming each of them into the other.
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