| Song | Innocent Hearts, Untouched by Angels |
| Artist | H.E.R.R. |
| Album | Vondel's Lucifer - First Movement |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Strolling through Eden... the first morning of creation. | |
| The Sun casts it's celestial eye across our gleaming skin. | |
| Here we are, two of us - male and female. | |
| Once part of the cosmic egg, as laid by the golden bird. | |
| And then split asunder into two complementary units. | |
| We are the primal couple, the parents of humanity. | |
| Innocent hearts, untouched by angels. | |
| The mother and the father, who stands naked in the womb of paradise. | |
| The him-her and the her-him, the anima and the animus. | |
| Lovers forged upon the perpetual wheels of time. | |
| Here, in the garden, we live out our pure and unsullied existence. | |
| God-wrapped in a cocoon of living this ecstasy and joy. | |
| Living, breathing effigies formed in the likeness of the master of the universe. | |
| Our souls reflecting his glory, through optical windows of wonder and amazement. | |
| Both endless and timeless, we are forever immersed in a glow of idyllic perfection. | |
| Our loneliness vanquished by a deep and sustained love. | |
| And there, behind the tree, where the crude serpent lies waiting, the master of temptation quivers with mischief, spits out his deceitful mantras. | |
| Tongue flicking, like an incarnation of Kaa at the dawn of the world. | |
| As Eve - fair Eve - like Mowgli before her, is seduced by the hypnotic lullaby of damnation. | |
| One small bite for man, one huge consequence for mankind. | |
| The forbidden fruit, that now enslaves us for all eternity. | |
| The burden of sin, that now shames us for all time. | |
| The skies open and fallen angels come down to ravage the daughters of Eve. | |
| Their innocence sundered to the uncontrollable lust of the Elohim. | |
| As trampled amid the broken stems and scattered petals of this ruined utopia, | |
| Our garden - our lovely garden - becomes a guilt-ridden shrine for the gloating purveyors of religious hypocrisy. | |
| From this moment on mankind is saddled with shame and humiliation. | |
| Branded like cattle, with the perpetual stench of heresy. | |
| Chained to the rack, for the sadistic merriment of the inquisitor and the witchfinder general. Whispering forced confessions, into unsympathetic priestly ears. | |
| Innocent hearts, now stained with blood. | |
| Stained…with blood. |
| Strolling through Eden... the first morning of creation. | |
| The Sun casts it' s celestial eye across our gleaming skin. | |
| Here we are, two of us male and female. | |
| Once part of the cosmic egg, as laid by the golden bird. | |
| And then split asunder into two complementary units. | |
| We are the primal couple, the parents of humanity. | |
| Innocent hearts, untouched by angels. | |
| The mother and the father, who stands naked in the womb of paradise. | |
| The himher and the herhim, the anima and the animus. | |
| Lovers forged upon the perpetual wheels of time. | |
| Here, in the garden, we live out our pure and unsullied existence. | |
| Godwrapped in a cocoon of living this ecstasy and joy. | |
| Living, breathing effigies formed in the likeness of the master of the universe. | |
| Our souls reflecting his glory, through optical windows of wonder and amazement. | |
| Both endless and timeless, we are forever immersed in a glow of idyllic perfection. | |
| Our loneliness vanquished by a deep and sustained love. | |
| And there, behind the tree, where the crude serpent lies waiting, the master of temptation quivers with mischief, spits out his deceitful mantras. | |
| Tongue flicking, like an incarnation of Kaa at the dawn of the world. | |
| As Eve fair Eve like Mowgli before her, is seduced by the hypnotic lullaby of damnation. | |
| One small bite for man, one huge consequence for mankind. | |
| The forbidden fruit, that now enslaves us for all eternity. | |
| The burden of sin, that now shames us for all time. | |
| The skies open and fallen angels come down to ravage the daughters of Eve. | |
| Their innocence sundered to the uncontrollable lust of the Elohim. | |
| As trampled amid the broken stems and scattered petals of this ruined utopia, | |
| Our garden our lovely garden becomes a guiltridden shrine for the gloating purveyors of religious hypocrisy. | |
| From this moment on mankind is saddled with shame and humiliation. | |
| Branded like cattle, with the perpetual stench of heresy. | |
| Chained to the rack, for the sadistic merriment of the inquisitor and the witchfinder general. Whispering forced confessions, into unsympathetic priestly ears. | |
| Innocent hearts, now stained with blood. | |
| Stained with blood. |
| Strolling through Eden... the first morning of creation. | |
| The Sun casts it' s celestial eye across our gleaming skin. | |
| Here we are, two of us male and female. | |
| Once part of the cosmic egg, as laid by the golden bird. | |
| And then split asunder into two complementary units. | |
| We are the primal couple, the parents of humanity. | |
| Innocent hearts, untouched by angels. | |
| The mother and the father, who stands naked in the womb of paradise. | |
| The himher and the herhim, the anima and the animus. | |
| Lovers forged upon the perpetual wheels of time. | |
| Here, in the garden, we live out our pure and unsullied existence. | |
| Godwrapped in a cocoon of living this ecstasy and joy. | |
| Living, breathing effigies formed in the likeness of the master of the universe. | |
| Our souls reflecting his glory, through optical windows of wonder and amazement. | |
| Both endless and timeless, we are forever immersed in a glow of idyllic perfection. | |
| Our loneliness vanquished by a deep and sustained love. | |
| And there, behind the tree, where the crude serpent lies waiting, the master of temptation quivers with mischief, spits out his deceitful mantras. | |
| Tongue flicking, like an incarnation of Kaa at the dawn of the world. | |
| As Eve fair Eve like Mowgli before her, is seduced by the hypnotic lullaby of damnation. | |
| One small bite for man, one huge consequence for mankind. | |
| The forbidden fruit, that now enslaves us for all eternity. | |
| The burden of sin, that now shames us for all time. | |
| The skies open and fallen angels come down to ravage the daughters of Eve. | |
| Their innocence sundered to the uncontrollable lust of the Elohim. | |
| As trampled amid the broken stems and scattered petals of this ruined utopia, | |
| Our garden our lovely garden becomes a guiltridden shrine for the gloating purveyors of religious hypocrisy. | |
| From this moment on mankind is saddled with shame and humiliation. | |
| Branded like cattle, with the perpetual stench of heresy. | |
| Chained to the rack, for the sadistic merriment of the inquisitor and the witchfinder general. Whispering forced confessions, into unsympathetic priestly ears. | |
| Innocent hearts, now stained with blood. | |
| Stained with blood. |