Lyrics
The doom is near in this night
The imminent sense of doom is present on this night.
Bloody skulls are over the pentagram
Bloody skulls are positioned above the pentagram, symbolizing a dark ritual or sacrifice.
Cry for the sabbath bells
A call to mourn or lament in response to the ringing of Sabbath bells, possibly signaling an impending ritual or ceremony.
Fallen angels scream for mercy
Fallen angels, once rebellious, now cry out for mercy, suggesting a theme of judgment or punishment.
It's a time to bury the priest
It is time to bury the priest, indicating a dark and ritualistic act against a religious figure.
On the down of meggido your grave is dig
In the location of Meggido, a grave is being dug, possibly symbolizing a place of confrontation or judgment.
The sky turns as black as spell
The sky darkens, resembling a magical spell, intensifying the ominous atmosphere.
Haunting my eyes and my mind funeral rites
The haunting impact of the scene is affecting both the eyes and the mind, emphasizing the gravity of the funeral rites.
You are chosen by hell
The subject is chosen by hell, suggesting a connection to the demonic or infernal forces.
Dig your sepulcher
A directive to dig one's sepulcher, emphasizing a forced preparation for death.
We force you to come in
An insistence that the individual must comply and enter the designated burial place.
And we'll bury you alive
A threat to bury the person alive, intensifying the horror and brutality of the ritual.
Black songs are heard with the funeral
Dark songs accompany the funeral, creating an eerie and ominous atmosphere.
Rotting corpses mutilated over the ground
Decaying corpses are mutilated on the ground, portraying a gruesome and macabre scene.
Graves will violated
Graves will be violated, suggesting a disruption of the resting places, possibly as part of a dark ritual.
And corpses will be stolen
Corpses will be stolen, further emphasizing the desecration and disturbance of the dead.
Funeral rites
Reiteration of the theme of funeral rites, summarizing the dark and ritualistic nature of the song.
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