Song | Astera Ton Proinon |
Artist | Ihsahn |
Album | The Adversary |
作曲 : Ihsahn | |
Were you not humble | |
Not submissive? | |
Would you not bend your knee? | |
Did you question or object | |
To the world of the many? | |
Had you a vision of your own? | |
Saint of the damned | |
Icon of the rejected | |
Primerval insurgent | |
Ascend O' Morning Star | |
Ascend | |
[Is.14.12-14] | |
"How art thou fallen from heaven, O'day-star, | |
Son of the morning! | |
How art thou cut down to the ground, | |
That didst cast lots over the nations! | |
For thou hast said in thine heart, | |
I will ascend into heaven, | |
I will exalt my throne above the stars of God. | |
I will sit also upon the mount of the congregation, | |
In the sides of the north. | |
I will ascend above the heights of the clouds, | |
I will be like the most High." | |
Man has been reared by the four errors | |
And never saw himself other than imperfectly. | |
Such is then the pleasure of the common herd | |
To quench their envious thirst in misery. |
zuò qǔ : Ihsahn | |
Were you not humble | |
Not submissive? | |
Would you not bend your knee? | |
Did you question or object | |
To the world of the many? | |
Had you a vision of your own? | |
Saint of the damned | |
Icon of the rejected | |
Primerval insurgent | |
Ascend O' Morning Star | |
Ascend | |
Is. 14. 1214 | |
" How art thou fallen from heaven, O' daystar, | |
Son of the morning! | |
How art thou cut down to the ground, | |
That didst cast lots over the nations! | |
For thou hast said in thine heart, | |
I will ascend into heaven, | |
I will exalt my throne above the stars of God. | |
I will sit also upon the mount of the congregation, | |
In the sides of the north. | |
I will ascend above the heights of the clouds, | |
I will be like the most High." | |
Man has been reared by the four errors | |
And never saw himself other than imperfectly. | |
Such is then the pleasure of the common herd | |
To quench their envious thirst in misery. |