Seven whispers silent
On scathing winds the seven whistlers tune
Seven cries, blinded eyes
Bade the choke on the night
Beneath the stare of a cold and blood-dimmed moon

Alaster, avenging one
Guide my path
Live in me, exist to be
The festering wounds upon the savior's wrists
Calculating the murderous plot for the dozen to fall

The seven shall sleep forever
Unhallowed graves left unmarked
Five soon to join them
And with their blood anoint them
Evident the feebleness of dog

Seven whispers silent
On scathing winds the seven whistlers tune
Seven cries, blinded eyes
Bade the choke on the night
Beneath the stare of a cold and blood-dimmed moon

Alaster, avenging one
Guide my path
Live in me, exist to be
The festering wounds upon the savior's wrists
Calculating the murderous plot for the dozen to fall


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    This is a very good song, and i am almost certain that it has a strong biblical theme, he refers to alaster, who was the demon of silence or something similar, and when he refers to "the dozen to fall" i assume he refers to the 12 deciples of the last supper. By the festuring wounds in the saviour's (jesus) wrists, he refers to the nails in the saviours wrists upon crucifiction. The rest of the lyrics could very well have a similar theme but i cannot see an obvious link within them. Fucking mean song though...

    dackanton October 07, 2007   Link

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