Xipe Totec
Rituals of Rebirth: Unveiling the Profound Depths in Xipe Totec
Lyrics
As I lend these chills
Expressing a sensation of chills being experienced and shared.
I leave behind
Leaving something significant or meaningful behind.
Every dead cell
Getting rid of every dead or lifeless part, possibly metaphorical.
I have been a fool
Acknowledging past foolishness or mistakes.
Living inside
Living within a protective or confining structure, possibly symbolic.
This shell
Referring to the physical body as a protective shell.
Skin peels itself
Describing a process where the skin is naturally shedding or renewing itself.
Are you to wear this
Possibly questioning if someone else should experience the same.
Yourself?
Asking if the listener is willing to undergo a similar experience.
Flayed skin hide
Referring to a hide made from flayed skin, indicating transformation.
Wear it well
Suggesting that the transformed state should be embraced or worn proudly.
Taste of my flesh and decay
Describing the experience of consuming one's own flesh and facing decay.
Totec
Mentioning "Totec," possibly a deity or symbolic element in the context.
Flayed skin high
Describing an elevated state achieved through the transformation.
In a spell
Being under a spell or influence during the transformed state.
Lead us to death and rebirth
Being guided towards death and rebirth, possibly a cyclical theme.
For the gods
Referencing gods associated with the earth and their desires.
Of this earth
Expressing the gods' intentions for people to partake in decay.
Want us to feast on decay
Stating the gods' desire for feasting on decay and the hellish environment.
And the rot of this hell
Connecting death and rebirth with the gods' wish for decay and rot.
Death and rebirth
Reiterating the cyclical theme of death and rebirth for the gods.
For the gods
Restating the gods' desire for people to partake in decay.
Want us to feast on decay
Emphasizing the gods' wish for feasting on decay and hellish conditions.
And the rot of this hell
Repeating the connection between death and rebirth and the gods' desire for decay and rot.
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