Prophetia Damnatorum
Apocalyptic Prophecy: The Destruction of a Golden City
Lyrics
And then
Introduction to a sequence of events
There will be yellow dust in a line
Depiction of a line of yellow dust resembling rain
Like rain
Comparing the yellow dust to rain
In the beginning
Describing the destruction of the golden city at the outset
The golden city will be destroyed
Portrayal of the commencement of destruction
That’s how it starts
Stating the starting point of the events
A yellow trace leads to the city
Illustrating a trail of yellow leading to the city near the bay
At the bay
Referencing the city's location by the bay
Tanks are still running
Describing operational tanks whose occupants have turned black
But those inside
Specific condition of those inside the tanks
Have turned completely black
Depiction of the occupants' transformation
Abomination spreads
Spread of something abominable
Nothing lives anymore
Statement about the absence of life
Neither tree nor thicket
Listing of what no longer survives
Nor cattle nor grass
Listing what has ceased to exist
One day
Referencing a particular day during a war
During the war
Contextualizing a period of darkness
There will be
Specification of a particular situation
Darkness
Description of imminent darkness
Then hailstorm closes in
Reference to a hailstorm approaching
With lightning and thunder
Portrayal of a storm with lightning and thunder
An earthquake shakes the world
Depiction of a world-shaking earthquake
Only candles cut through the dark
Highlighting the illumination provided by candles in the darkness
Those who inhale the dust
Consequences for those inhaling the dust
Will suffer from convulsions
Effects suffered by those exposed to the dust
And die
Statement about death due to dust inhalation
And die in agony
Emphasis on the agonizing death from dust exposure
You shall not leave your house
Directive to stay indoors during the catastrophe
Nor open the windows but cover them black
Instruction to cover windows and stay inside
You shall
Instruction to adhere to a certain rule
Not leave
Emphasizing the importance of staying indoors
Cover them
Directive to cover windows
With black sheets
Indication of the material to be used for covering windows
Water becomes toxic
Transformation of water into a harmful substance
Food will rot
Decline of food quality leading to spoilage
A pale horse is lurking outside
Reference to a pale horse symbolizing death lurking outside
Taking many lives
Implication of the pale horse causing numerous deaths
The consecrated candle shall burn
Stating the importance of a consecrated candle burning
The consecrated candle shall burn
Reiteration of the importance of the burning consecrated candle
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