Reign of Sorrows
Eternal Torment Unveiled: Midian Dite's Reign of Sorrows Revealed
Lyrics
The sky enveloped beneath the red glow
The sky is covered in a red glow.
Blinded eyes and bloody tears
People are blinded, and tears are bloodied, possibly representing intense suffering.
Sad, shadows
A sense of sadness and darkness is pervasive, symbolized by shadows.
Torture stains with blood
Torture leaves visible marks with blood.
The city of pain
A city characterized by pain and suffering.
The storm of lust will govern
A metaphorical storm of lust dominates, suggesting overwhelming desires or passions.
While the passion wrap the heart
Passion tightly wraps around the heart.
There will be none to snatch out of dite
Nobody will rescue or purify the souls trapped in Dite (possibly a reference to a realm of suffering).
Those souls to purify them
The souls are left without purification or salvation.
Reign of sorrows
A period of intense suffering and pain, referred to as the "Reign of Sorrows."
The spirits inhale the stench of hell
The spirits breathe in the unpleasant odor of hell, emphasizing the grim atmosphere.
Reign of fire
A time marked by the dominance of fire and destruction.
Demons are tearing their faces and chest...........
Demons are visibly displaying their agony by tearing at their own faces and chests.
River styx around the place
A reference to the River Styx, a mythological river associated with the underworld.
Of fire and the countless damned
Around the place of fire, there are countless damned souls.
You wont find peace in this morbid place
No peace can be found in this morbid place.
Your soul can never be save
Your soul is beyond salvation or rescue.
Reign of sorrows
A repetition of the idea of a period of intense suffering and pain, the "Reign of Sorrows."
The spirits inhale the stench of hell
The spirits continue to endure the foul smell of hell.
Reign of fire
Emphasis on the dominance of fire and the torment experienced by demons.
Demons are tearing their faces and chest
Demons are physically expressing their anguish by tearing at their faces and chests.
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