Lyrics
This is all life's beginning
This signifies the start of life.
The planet's birth
Refers to the birth of the planet.
We've spent all time perfecting
Expresses the idea of dedicating time to perfecting a masterpiece.
Our masterwork
Acknowledges the completion of our perfected creation.
Behold a barren wasteland
Describes a desolate landscape characterized by extreme cold and heat.
Made of frost and heat
Implies the destruction of a primordial giant to shape our world.
Destroy the primordial giant
Indicates the necessity of eliminating the giant for world-building.
To make our world complete
Emphasizes the transformation of the giant's remains into the foundation of our world.
His flesh becomes the earth
Symbolizes the giant's body becoming the earth.
And blood the sea
Represents the giant's blood forming the sea.
Out of his corpse arises
Highlights the emergence of a powerful tree from the giant's remains.
The mighty tree
Depicts the creation of a mighty tree from the giant's corpse.
Hallowed descendants
Addresses the descendants with reverence.
Hear our word
Encourages the descendants to heed a message.
In your cursed world of chaos and sin
Describes the world of the descendants as chaotic and sinful.
Here's a lesson
Introduces a lesson for the Earth to counter chaos and sin.
For the Earth
Summarizes the essence of the lesson for the Earth.
Out of death will come life again
Asserts that life will emerge from death once again.
Bind the nine worlds together
Calls for the binding of nine worlds in unity.
The holy boughs
Refers to sacred branches that connect the nine worlds.
Consume the gigantic cadaver
Commands the consumption of the gigantic cadaver for sustenance.
From which you arose
Points to the origin of the world from the remains of the giant.
The great serpent surrounds us
Portrays the image of a serpent devouring its own tail, symbolizing cyclical renewal.
Infinite growth
Emphasizes the concept of continuous and boundless growth.
Devouring its own tail
Refers to the mythical Ouroboros, a symbol of eternal cycles.
Ouroboros
Marks the conclusion with the mention of Ouroboros.
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