On Thousand Times
Eternal Quest: Exploring Life's Depths Through Sorrowful Realizations
Lyrics
The damnation of the centuries is still staying
The curse or condemnation that has endured for centuries remains present.
Here, like the black cloud of grief, like the dull
Here, symbolized by a black cloud of sorrow, akin to the gloomy dawn of an autumn day.
Dawn of an autumnol day
Describing the painful atmosphere, possibly emphasizing a melancholic season.
Pain, sorrow, hystery is what offer to us our Lord,
Pain, sorrow, and mystery are offerings from the divine being.
Watch the beautifull sky, this foolmoon night,
Observing the beautiful night sky, illuminated by the full moon.
Stars light all the creation into this darkness
Stars illuminate everything in the darkness, emphasizing their cosmic presence.
Unknown sounds brake the eternal tranquillity
Unknown sounds disrupt the eternal peace, introducing an element of disturbance.
Oh favorable wind, reel like furious
Addressing a favorable wind, possibly metaphorical, expressing intensity or emotion.
Higher from the grand turret, where Death
Referring to a high place where death and life unite, implying a significant transition.
And life become one, the journey of soul after
The journey of the soul after death, influenced by memories associated with religious symbols.
Death, memories from the signs of the cross
Mentions memories linked to religious symbols, specifically the signs of the cross.
Where the infernal abyss seems to be
The infernal abyss represents a daunting passage from time to eternity.
The passage from the time to the eternity
Expressing a desire for authenticity, a longing to be true to oneself.
The only one I want is to be true
In a gloomy sky with clouds and despair, the moon provides an unexpected source of hope.
In a dull sky with clouds and despair, the beaming
Highlighting the paradox of finding hope in a seemingly bleak environment.
Of the moon seems to be the unexpected hope
Comparing salvation to an oasis, questioning the mysterious nature of such redemption.
This salvation could be like an oasis somewhere in Egypt
Pondering the mystery of salvation and questioning its existence.
Why is such a mystery?
Reflecting on the ancient force felt when approaching eternal structures like pyramids or temples.
Even I feel the ancient force
Acknowledging a connection between the spirit and the freedom of the mind.
when I walk to the Enternal of a pyramid or a temple.
Suggesting that, eventually, one will understand the purpose of leaving everything behind.
I know that the spirit
Questioning the purpose of abandoning everything, possibly linked to the theme of suffering.
Springs from the liberty of the mind, and one day you will see...
Life is characterized as suffering, a toll paid for eternal happiness.
That we will leave everything back, why is such our purpose?
There is no truth more valuable than the truth found in grief.
Because life is the suffering
Expressing a cyclical nature of existence, symbolized by being born and crucified repeatedly.
that you'll pay for the eternal hapiness
Highlighting the continuous cycle of birth and crucifixion, suggesting a form of eternal recurrence.
There isn't truth more, gold from the truth of grief,
A portrayal of an old woman mourning for the dead, emphasizing the enduring nature of grief.
One thousand times to be born,
Describing the old ways or traditions used to awaken the dead.
one thousand times you will crucified
The damnation of a hundred years persists and is still present in the current time.
The old woman is still wail for the dead,
Similar to line 2, describing the enduring presence of sorrow, likened to a dark dawn.
the old like paths of the people to wake up the dead.
Repetition of the idea of sorrow, possibly emphasizing its persistent and pervasive nature.
The damnation of hundred years,
Reiterating the concept of damnation lasting for a hundred years.
it's still living with us,
Repetition of the metaphor of a black cloud of sorrow and the dull dawn.
Like the black cloud of sorrow,
Repetition of the theme of enduring sorrow, possibly emphasizing its lasting impact.
like the dull dawn of an autumnal day
Repeating the imagery of a black cloud and a gloomy autumnal dawn to emphasize the persistent sorrow.
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