Antiquity Come Back to Me
Yearning for Antiquity's Unification
Lyrics
Why can't it be like it used to be?
Expressing a desire for a return to a past state or era.
When science and religion were the same
Reflecting on a time when science and religion were unified.
The Gods forever close to me
Feeling a close connection to ancient deities.
The Christ is to blame for our misery
Attributing misery to the influence of Christ.
Antiquity, come back
Yearning for the return of antiquity.
Come back to me
Reiterating the desire for the return of ancient times.
Alexandria burnt to the ground
Referring to the historical burning of Alexandria.
Sealing the sarcophagus of time
Symbolizing the preservation of the past.
The Gods are angry
Expressing a belief in divine displeasure.
Generations of information lost
Regret over the loss of generations of knowledge.
Coveting a medieval holocaust
Condemning the desire for a medieval catastrophe.
The Gods are angry
Reiterating a belief in divine displeasure.
Why can't it be like it used to be?
Repetition of the desire for a return to the past.
When science and religion were the same
Recalling a time when science and religion were unified.
The stars forever hold the key
Attributing significance to the stars as key holders.
The sun our father, our only king
Symbolizing the sun as a paternal and kingly figure.
Antiquity, come back
Repeating the plea for the return of antiquity.
Come back to me
Reiterating the desire for the return of ancient times.
The Gods are angry
Reaffirming the belief in divine displeasure.
All the ancient temples set ablaze
Describing the destruction of ancient temples.
Foreshadowing the demise of the pagan age
Predicting the end of the pagan age through symbolism.
The Gods are angry
Reiterating a belief in divine displeasure.
Olympus and Valhalla sectioned off
Noting the separation of Olympus and Valhalla.
Usurped by the Holy Roman Throne
Highlighting the influence of the Holy Roman Throne.
The Gods are angry
Reaffirming the belief in divine displeasure.
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