His Beautiful Darkness
Embracing Shadows: A Demon's Journey to Freedom
Lyrics
There once was this demon
There was a demon introduced in the narrative.
Who dreamt of leaving, someday from hell
The demon aspired to leave hell at some point in the future.
Then one day, he just slipped away
One day, the demon successfully escaped from hell.
Ripped and torn wings, were the cost
Escaping came at the cost of damaged wings.
Amazed at trees and pretty dark things
The demon found beauty in nature, appreciating trees and dark aesthetics.
He was happy, but lost
Despite being happy, the demon felt lost.
Happy, but lost
This happiness coexisted with a sense of being lost.
The clang of bells and a twisted voice yells
Bells clang, and a twisted voice calls from below.
Somewhere, from below
The demon is urged to return home and commit a violent act.
Come home now and slaughter the sow
A directive to slaughter a sow is given as a condition to stay.
Because, you can't stay here
The demon is warned that staying is not an option.
If you run, well you're nobody's son
Leaving means being nobody's son and facing burial if caught.
And they will bury you here
A strong warning against wanting to die in the present place.
You don't want to die here
There is a strong desire not to die in the current location.
He walked toward the sun, defiant to the one
The demon defies a powerful figure while walking towards the sun.
With scorched and cracked skin
The demon's skin is scorched and cracked as a consequence.
He ripped out his heart! What a melancholy start
The demon metaphorically rips out its heart, starting a process of cleansing sin.
To the cleansing of sin
The act of removing the heart signifies the beginning of purification.
That little demon, never went out screaming
The demon's departure is not accompanied by screams; magic is left behind.
Leaving his magic behind
The beautiful darkness associated with the demon remains preserved.
His beautiful darkness, remains entombed
The demon's beautiful darkness is entombed and preserved.
Until the spider web chimes
The narrative concludes with a reference to a spider web chime.
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