Desperate Hell
Echoes of Desperation: Christian Death's Haunting Tale
Lyrics
"Loneliness is to live in a world with no one there
Loneliness is described as living in a world devoid of companionship.
You fall on your knees in prayer, asking God for rescue
The speaker kneels in prayer, seeking rescue from God.
No one there, I shall die as my years drag by
The absence of anyone around leads to a sense of impending death as time passes.
Oh why? why me Lord? "
Expressing a plea to God, questioning the reason for the speaker's suffering.
I hear the ratters of tatters of home
Hearing the remnants of a broken home, possibly symbolizing shattered relationships.
Kick over the buckets of the wells run dry
Symbolic act of overturning empty wells, implying a lack of resources or emotional support.
I can't see but I don't care
Blindness to the surroundings, possibly due to emotional numbness.
Nothing is the best gift you can find
Emphasizing that having nothing is considered a valuable gift.
Peru Resh
"Peru Resh" is unclear and might be open to interpretation or a personal reference.
On my past suffering, the voices at last smothering
Past suffering is overwhelmed by voices, possibly indicating internal struggles.
To hell with your excuses, what do you know of desperation
Rejecting excuses and questioning others' understanding of desperation.
You people never feel the pain, of dark eyed angels in a desperate hell
Highlighting the contrast between others' ignorance and the pain of those in desperate circumstances.
I hear the ratters of tatters of home
Reiteration of broken home sounds, suggesting ongoing distress.
Thrown over the edge, my eyes are dry
Thrown over the edge, indicating a sense of abandonment or despair.
I sit in the darkness of my own device
Sitting in darkness, contemplating one's own choices or actions.
And search my soul for a paradise
Searching within for a personal paradise or salvation.
Peru Resh
"Peru Resh" repetition, continuing ambiguity or personal significance.
Eat my flesh and drink my blood
Symbolic invitation for others to consume the speaker's essence.
Tomorrow I'll be crucified
Anticipating a metaphorical crucifixion or intense suffering in the future.
Eat my flesh and drink my blood
Repetition of the invitation to consume, hinting at a cyclical pattern of suffering.
Tomorrow I'll cry
Anticipating emotional release or expression through crying.
Tomorrow I'll die
Foreseeing death or an end to the current state of despair.
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