Holy Books
Unveiling Life's Tapestry: Death from Above 1979's Sonic Rebellion
Lyrics
Afterlife so comforting to live in life forever
Expressing the comfort of an afterlife that allows one to live eternally.
Glory to the one you choose the ghost you call a friend
Praising and acknowledging the chosen ghostly companion as a friend.
Stone me to sleep
Metaphorically asking to be stoned to sleep, possibly referring to a desire for tranquility or escape.
No soul to keep
Suggesting a lack of concern for the preservation of one's soul.
I don't go for no holy books
Expressing a rejection of organized religions and their sacred texts.
Those ancient rhymes they ain't got no hooks
Criticizing traditional religious verses for lacking appeal or relevance.
I don't go for no holy books
Reiterating the rejection of holy books and their outdated rhymes.
Those ancient rhymes they ain't got no hooks
Emphasizing the perceived lack of engaging content in ancient religious verses.
The [?] chariness is creeping in the claw
Referring to a mysterious or unclear quality that is gradually infiltrating with a claw-like presence.
Cover up you verged sluts temptation never rests
Encouraging the covering up of temptations as they persistently present themselves.
Stone me to sleep
Repeating the metaphorical request to be stoned to sleep, possibly indicating a desire for escape from reality.
No soul to keep
Emphasizing a perceived lack of value or importance in preserving one's soul.
Don't wander beneath
Warning against wandering beneath, possibly suggesting avoiding undesirable influences.
Like fog release
Comparing wandering to the release of fog, indicating a sense of detachment or obscurity.
I don't go for no holy books
Reiterating the rejection of holy books due to their perceived lack of appeal.
Those ancient rhymes they ain't got no hooks
Continuing the criticism of traditional religious verses for their perceived lack of engaging content.
I don't go for no holy books
Reaffirming the refusal to accept the teachings of holy books.
Those ancient rhymes they ain't got no hooks
Emphasizing again the perceived absence of captivating elements in ancient religious rhymes.
I don't go for no holy books
Repeating the rejection of holy books and their perceived lack of appeal.
Those ancient rhymes they ain't got no hooks
Continuing to express dissatisfaction with the ancient rhymes found in holy books.
"End of new messages"
Ending with a cryptic message, possibly indicating a conclusion or a pause in communication.
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