Eternal Damnation
Eternal Damnation: Unveiling the Abyss Within
Lyrics
God-forsaken blackened souls
Expressing the belief that certain souls are abandoned or rejected by God, marked by darkness.
Our fellow man our quarry
Referring to fellow humans as targets or prey, suggesting a hostile or predatory relationship.
The time has come to pay the toll
Indicating that a debt or punishment must be faced at this moment in time.
Welcome to purgatory
Welcoming the listener to a state of suffering and purification after death, traditionally known as purgatory.
Screams awaiting skies of blood
Anticipating agonizing cries beneath a sky metaphorically turned red with blood.
First thing at break of dawn
Suggesting that screams persist from the beginning of the day, signifying continuous torment.
Eternity awaits us now
Emphasizing the eternal nature of suffering, with no escape or respite.
And so we suffer on
Acknowledging the ongoing endurance of pain and agony.
Open up the gates of Hell
Calling for the opening of Hell's gates, possibly to receive new damned souls.
The new guests have arrived
Notifying that new arrivals, likely the listeners, have entered Hell.
The demons say to us "Don't Fret"
Assuring newcomers that death is not a concern in this realm.
For here you cannot die
Stating that death is not possible in Hell, reinforcing the eternal suffering theme.
Our souls are ripped out of our bodies
Describing the forcible removal of souls from bodies and their placement into a tormenting fire.
And thrown into the fire
Depicting the experience of burning in Hell, with lives screaming out in agony.
And as we burn our lives cry out
Emphasizing the creation of a choir of suffering souls through their collective cries.
Creating Satan's choir
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The demon introduced to us
Introducing a demon with black magic powers to the damned souls.
The great black magic caster
Describing a perpetual binding of the souls to the demon as their master.
Eternally we are bound to him
Expressing a sense of eternal servitude to the demon.
For now he is our master
Emphasizing the demon's role as the current master of the damned.
Toss us to the jagged rocks
Describing possible physical punishments, such as being thrown onto jagged rocks.
Or feed us to the hounds
Suggesting the possibility of being fed to hounds as another form of torment.
Lacerate our necks, in our own blood
Portraying a gruesome image of necks being cut, resulting in drowning in one's own blood.
We will be drowned!
Asserting the inevitability of drowning in blood as a form of punishment.
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