Let the End Begin
Embrace the Reaper's Call: Unveiling the Profound Meaning in Saint Vitus' 'Let the End Begin'
Lyrics
The window of your bedroom wall
The protective barrier of your bedroom window.
Protects you from the cold
Acts as a shield from the cold.
Yet the image on the outside
However, the view outside accelerates aging.
Quickly makes you old
External factors hasten the aging process.
The final whisp, your dying breath
The faint breath signaling approaching death.
Brings me close to you
Brings an intimate connection to the dying person.
And when I'm there to close your neck
When present to close the neck, symbolizing death.
Your days on earth are through
Signifies the end of life on Earth.
I am the reaper
Identifies as the embodiment of death.
Solemn and grim
Serious and dismal, reflective of death's nature.
I relieve pain
Claims to alleviate suffering.
Let the end begin
Calls for the commencement of the end.
The flowers in the darkened room
Flowers in a dimly lit space where mourning occurs.
Feel the mourners' tears
Symbolizes the sorrow expressed through tears.
Cries of anguish in the night
Painful cries in the nighttime intensify fear.
Add to the fear
Contributes to existing dread and apprehension.
Thunder, rain and distant screams
Stormy elements combined with distant cries.
All are here today
All these elements present at the moment.
The living souls dress in black
Mourners dressed in mourning attire.
And pray for your remains
Praying for what remains after death.
I am the reaper
Reasserts the identity as the embodiment of death.
Solemn and grim
Reflects the solemn and grim nature of death.
I relieve pain
Claims to alleviate suffering.
Let the end begin
Reiterates the call for the commencement of the end.
Eternal rest, eternal peace
Rest and peace beyond life.
The only thing you know
After death, these become the only certainties.
Torment that once burned in you
The agony once felt now fades into oblivion.
Is now cold as your stone
Similar to the lifeless nature of a gravestone.
I can feel another heart
Senses another soul calling towards death.
Calling out to me
Another life pleading to end its suffering.
Another life tired of pain
Expresses the desire to be relieved from pain.
And screaming, put me to sleep
Desperation to be put to eternal rest.
Please Mr. Reaper
An appeal to the embodiment of death.
Solemn and grim
Reflects the serious and grim nature of death again.
Release my pain
Requests the cessation of suffering.
And let the end begin
Urges the commencement of the end.
Oh, let the end begin
An insistence on the beginning of the end.
Please, please Mr. Reaper
A plea to the embodiment of death.
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