Song | Life'S Emblem |
Artist | Marduk |
Album | Plague Angel |
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Upon that storied marble cast thine eye | |
The scene commands a moralizing sigh | |
E�en in | |
Areardias blessed | |
Elysium plains | |
Amidst the laughing nymphs and sparkling flames | |
Life�s emblem here, in youth and vernal bloom | |
But reasons finger pointing at the� | |
See festal joy subside, with melting grace | |
And pity visit the half smiling face | |
Where now the dance, the hate, the nuptial feast | |
The passion throbbing in the lover�s breast | |
Life�s emblem here, in youth and vernal bloom | |
But reason�s finger pointing at the tomb! | |
Man: So say me noble stranger, what brings you here this night? | |
Death: I have come to release you from the bitter taste of life | |
Man: Why me? | |
Why now? It cannot be my time | |
Death: Everything that falls to the ground is mine! | |
Upon that storied marble cast thine eye | |
The scene commands a moralizing sigh | |
E�en in | |
Areardias blessed | |
Elysium plains | |
Amidst the laughing nymphs and sparkling flames | |
See festal joy subside, with melting grace | |
And pity visit the half smiling face | |
Where now the dance, the hate, the nuptial feast | |
The passion throbbing in the lover�s breast | |
Life�s emblem here, in youth and vernal bloom | |
But reason�s finger pointing at the� | |
See festal joy subside, with melting grace | |
And pity visit the half smiling face | |
Where now the dance, the hate, the nuptial feast | |
The passion throbbing in the lover�s breast | |
Life�s emblem here, in youth and vernal bloom | |
But reason�s finger pointing at the tomb! | |
Man: But in youth am | |
I still, and in flesh am | |
I strong Death: | |
And I have a disease for every sin that you have done | |
Man: But I�ve done nothing wrong, nothing bad or untrue | |
Death: Neither | |
God or Devil agrees with you! |
Upon that storied marble cast thine eye | |
The scene commands a moralizing sigh | |
E en in | |
Areardias blessed | |
Elysium plains | |
Amidst the laughing nymphs and sparkling flames | |
Life s emblem here, in youth and vernal bloom | |
But reasons finger pointing at the | |
See festal joy subside, with melting grace | |
And pity visit the half smiling face | |
Where now the dance, the hate, the nuptial feast | |
The passion throbbing in the lover s breast | |
Life s emblem here, in youth and vernal bloom | |
But reason s finger pointing at the tomb! | |
Man: So say me noble stranger, what brings you here this night? | |
Death: I have come to release you from the bitter taste of life | |
Man: Why me? | |
Why now? It cannot be my time | |
Death: Everything that falls to the ground is mine! | |
Upon that storied marble cast thine eye | |
The scene commands a moralizing sigh | |
E en in | |
Areardias blessed | |
Elysium plains | |
Amidst the laughing nymphs and sparkling flames | |
See festal joy subside, with melting grace | |
And pity visit the half smiling face | |
Where now the dance, the hate, the nuptial feast | |
The passion throbbing in the lover s breast | |
Life s emblem here, in youth and vernal bloom | |
But reason s finger pointing at the | |
See festal joy subside, with melting grace | |
And pity visit the half smiling face | |
Where now the dance, the hate, the nuptial feast | |
The passion throbbing in the lover s breast | |
Life s emblem here, in youth and vernal bloom | |
But reason s finger pointing at the tomb! | |
Man: But in youth am | |
I still, and in flesh am | |
I strong Death: | |
And I have a disease for every sin that you have done | |
Man: But I ve done nothing wrong, nothing bad or untrue | |
Death: Neither | |
God or Devil agrees with you! |
Upon that storied marble cast thine eye | |
The scene commands a moralizing sigh | |
E en in | |
Areardias blessed | |
Elysium plains | |
Amidst the laughing nymphs and sparkling flames | |
Life s emblem here, in youth and vernal bloom | |
But reasons finger pointing at the | |
See festal joy subside, with melting grace | |
And pity visit the half smiling face | |
Where now the dance, the hate, the nuptial feast | |
The passion throbbing in the lover s breast | |
Life s emblem here, in youth and vernal bloom | |
But reason s finger pointing at the tomb! | |
Man: So say me noble stranger, what brings you here this night? | |
Death: I have come to release you from the bitter taste of life | |
Man: Why me? | |
Why now? It cannot be my time | |
Death: Everything that falls to the ground is mine! | |
Upon that storied marble cast thine eye | |
The scene commands a moralizing sigh | |
E en in | |
Areardias blessed | |
Elysium plains | |
Amidst the laughing nymphs and sparkling flames | |
See festal joy subside, with melting grace | |
And pity visit the half smiling face | |
Where now the dance, the hate, the nuptial feast | |
The passion throbbing in the lover s breast | |
Life s emblem here, in youth and vernal bloom | |
But reason s finger pointing at the | |
See festal joy subside, with melting grace | |
And pity visit the half smiling face | |
Where now the dance, the hate, the nuptial feast | |
The passion throbbing in the lover s breast | |
Life s emblem here, in youth and vernal bloom | |
But reason s finger pointing at the tomb! | |
Man: But in youth am | |
I still, and in flesh am | |
I strong Death: | |
And I have a disease for every sin that you have done | |
Man: But I ve done nothing wrong, nothing bad or untrue | |
Death: Neither | |
God or Devil agrees with you! |