Prelude to Repulsion
Unveiling the Enchanting Tales: Aldo Nova's Prelude to Paradise
Lyrics
Pressure on the inner walls of my brain grows heavier. I must
Feeling increasing pressure on the inner walls of the brain, suggesting a mental burden.
Alleviate the pain I feel, for soon many will die as they come
Expressing a need to relieve personal pain, foreseeing impending death for many as they approach.
Before me with effortless attempts. The search for divine power
Desire for divine power drives the speaker, with a willingness to destroy as the only means to achieve it.
Beckons me and the only way to achieve is to destroy. Victims of a
Reflecting on victims of a torn society, lying in waste, and the speaker scavenging through their remains.
Torn society lay in waste, as I pick through the bloody carcasses.
Describing the aftermath of destruction, with dead bodies strewn around, and the speaker examining them.
Dead bodies just seem to fall before me.
Observing how dead bodies seem to fall easily before the speaker.
Saving the most edible morsels, the weak ones scatter. With bloody
Identifying the weaker individuals as the most edible, and the speaker using a bloody weapon to maim them.
Weapon in hand, I tear through the limbs. Cries of anguish filter
Describing the cries of anguish echoing through the land as the speaker continues the violent spree.
Through the land, echoing in the valley. Many have tried to come
Highlighting the repeated attempts of others to confront the speaker with little success.
Before me with effortless attempts. I sift my way through the fields
Navigating through fields of dead bodies, occasionally stopping to collect trophies.
Of dead bodies, stopping to take a trophy or two.
Continuing the description of the speaker's actions among the dead bodies.
The fields run deep and far, for I have killed many and I must
Emphasizing the extensive killing spree and the need for the speaker to travel far to a destination.
Travel far to reach my destination.
Referring to the extensive fields of dead bodies and the necessity of the speaker's journey.
My final resting place, where I will be reborn. For now, the air is
Speaking of a final resting place, anticipating rebirth, with the air still and the smell of death lingering.
Still, smell of dead bodies is ever so prevalent. I am the last and
Claiming to be the last survivor in the described scenario, free from the pain felt previously.
Here I shall remain. The pain I have once felt is lifted from my
Stating the speaker's intention to remain in the current state of freedom from pain.
Being. Villages of useless waste, a race witch does not deserve to
Denouncing villages as useless waste and expressing a belief that the race does not deserve to live.
Live. I reek havoc amongst the children from a present with no
Causing chaos among children, indicating a destructive present with no future.
Future,
Describing the havoc wrought by the speaker with no foreseeable future.
For I am the strong and those who defy me lay in waste. The days of
Declaring strength and the defeat of those who oppose the speaker, leaving them in waste.
Travel are long and the stench of how many I have killed lingers on.
Highlighting the long days of travel and the lingering stench of the speaker's numerous killings.
I am tired and need rest, but the forces pulls me to my
Conveying the speaker's fatigue and the inexorable force drawing them to a final destination.
Destination.
Emphasizing the speaker's journey toward an ultimate destination.
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