Walk Without Limbs

shei masa fum de ma means manifest of the spirit. walk without limbs meaning to use your spirit and not your body. walk through my soul is talking about being close as you can to someone. =) or it could mean death. LoL.

I agree with Fetus. I do believe however that "Walk through my soul" is a way of asking Christ to move through us. Virgin Black is one of the greatest bands around today. Lyrically and musically. God is truly moving through them all.

i like virgin black and their lyrics but their fashion style is not that christian

Since when was Christianity dependent on fashion ...?

In any case, I think theillusionary pretty much hit it.

On the fashion. 1) They are in costume. It's not their day to day attire. 2) They don't dress immodestly/prevocatively, or in a way that is evil. So theres nothing wrong with it.

MYSTICA? are you kidding me by saying their fashion is not that christian? what is christian fashion? jesus sandals? um.. a nun outfit? um like a huge beard, oh no thats evil cos that would be zz top wouldnt it.... gee u got me stumped there. christian fashion. oh i know like a realy christian t shirt with a sermon on it. yeh that must be it. oh yes and something that is totally mainstream cos to be mainstream and normal and socially acceptable is just what Christ was all about and still is.. ok i think ive figured out. thanks for pointing me towards the light. the light of fashion. jesus forgive me for my fashion sins... if its forgivable that is.... this band are amazing. its not just music its art. its performance. its provocative but not sexually.... art is meant to provoke. read what some of history;s earliest performers (old school prophets) were asked to do by God himself, to get across his message..

It could be Portuguese. Google translates "sei masa fum de ma" (the s in Portuguese is pronounced like sh) as "it's late at night".

Listening to "Opera de Romanci - Part I: Stare" I suppose the same language is sung. I was able to recognize some words that google could translate into some meaningful sentences having some coherence:

mil folhas ... a thousand sheets suave ... soft aveia ... oat (maybe a reference to Jesus comparing his words with wheat?) rimar ... rhyme sola dossimo la folleto ... just the dossier --- or --- cossimo la folleto ... I like the booklet

neither with Italian nor with Romanian I was able to get results as good as those. although, I have to admit, going all the way vice versa I couldn't get anyway near the words I detected, even not to "shei masa fum de ma". but maybe it's Galician-Portuguese and "Opera de Romanci" refers to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galician-Portuguese_lyric?