Monolith
Embrace the Roots: Unveiling the Spiritual Journey in 'Monolith'
Lyrics
I am - the one who brings the rains
I represent the force that brings rain, symbolizing power and influence.
I am - for whom you whisper names
I am the recipient of whispered names, suggesting a connection to identity or reverence.
I am - the one true God it seems
I am perceived as the true God by some, indicating a claim to divine status or authority.
No need to kneel, just offer Blòd.
No need for submission, just offer Blòd (possibly blood), implying a non-traditional form of worship or sacrifice.
Believe.
An imperative statement urging belief in the speaker's significance or teachings.
Follow the roots down low
Instructing to follow the roots, possibly symbolizing ancestry or foundational principles.
The wise one beckons
A wise figure calls for attention, indicating guidance or leadership.
Paying the God's their due
Emphasizing the importance of fulfilling obligations to the gods.
To Gain true favour
Suggesting that true favor is earned through proper devotion and adherence to rituals.
Letting the life force flow
Encouraging the free flow of life force, possibly endorsing vitality or spiritual energy.
The high ones joyful
The high ones (gods) find joy in the worshiper's actions, expressing divine satisfaction.
Devotional words, the truth
Devotional words convey truth, emphasizing sincerity in religious expressions.
The ever faithful
Praising those who remain steadfast and loyal in their beliefs.
You call - I listen to you pleas
The speaker listens to pleas, suggesting a reciprocal relationship with believers.
I watch - stand tall, not on your knees
Observing without submission, promoting strength and self-respect.
With strength- you honour faith and tribe
Honoring faith and tribe through strength, highlighting the importance of conviction and loyalty.
Fight now - raise blade
Encouraging a fight for life, possibly indicating a struggle for survival or defending one's beliefs.
Fight for your life.
Urging to fight for one's life with a blade, possibly symbolizing a battle or conflict.
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