Lyrics
(Brick by brick
The gradual destruction or dismantling of something important or sacred, possibly symbolizing a systematic breakdown.
Brick by brick
-Brick by brick
-Brick by brick)
-The gates of heaven
Heaven's gates will experience fear and destruction as undead forces, shapeless and ominous, emerge from the shadows, bringing suffering to the sacred.
They shall know dread
-As they are ripped to pieces by the undead
-In shapeless forms we emerge from the shadows
-Suffer unto the bane of the hallowed
-(Brick by brick
A repetition emphasizing the ongoing process of destruction, possibly indicating a relentless force at work.
Brick by brick)
-Cast aside and torn asunder
Those cast aside and torn apart now fear a destructive force, likened to breaking thunder, suggesting a profound and terrifying transformation.
Now they fear the breaking thunder
-Bodies rain down from the sky
Angels, once divine, fall from the sky, losing their essence and being transformed into a steel-welded form, symbolizing a loss of purity and a merging with darkness.
Seven angels doomed to die
-Flayed of all that you were
-Steel is welded to your form
-Collapse the castle
The destruction extends to castles and the gallows, where the undead feast on both man and beast, highlighting a relentless and gruesome consumption of life.
Realised machinations
-As we feast on man and beast
-Battered and shackled
-Dragged to the gallows
-As we feast on the deceased
-In shapeless forms we emerge from the shadows
Repetition of the emergence of shapeless forms from the shadows, emphasizing the continued suffering inflicted upon the sacred and hallowed.
Suffer unto the bane of the hallowed
-Ripped apart brick by brick
A graphic depiction of the tearing apart of structures and individuals, with steel becoming an integral part of their forms, possibly symbolizing a transformation into something cold and unyielding.
Screaming into the abyss
-Flayed of all that you were
-Steel is welded to your form
-Flesh is seared and bodies strewn
Flesh is seared, and bodies are strewn, prompting reflection on the gruesome consequences of the destructive force, questioning what has been become.
Don't you see what we've become?
-Flesh is seared and bodies strewn
Repetition of the searing of flesh and the scattering of bodies, intensifying the contemplation of the transformed state and the realization of a dark reality.
Don't you see what we've become?
-Flesh is seared and bodies strewn
-Don't you see what we've become?
-Flesh is seared and bodies strewn
-Don't you see what we've become?
-Flesh is seared and bodies strewn
The final repetition underscores the urgency of recognizing the transformation and the disturbing truth of what has been become.
Don't you see what we've become?
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