Unheilvolle Verheißungen,
ziehen wie dunkle Wolken übers Land,
Des Propheten Weißsagung,
wie ein Schatten über seiner rechten Hand,
Bedrohlich Einzug hält,
Zu vernichten, unsere Welt,

Deine Welt
Das ist deine, deine Welt
Das ist die Welt,deine Welt,deine Welt
Das ist deine Welt

Sieh dich vor,dein handeln,dein denken,
Wird unsere Erde in Chaos versenken.
Sie werden kommen, die Zeichen der Natur,
Uns zu verkünden einen prophetischen Schwur.
Wenn sich der Himmel am Tage verdunkelt,
Die letzten Vögel zum Horizont fliegen,
Wenn Stürme und Flutkatatrophen wütend über das Land hinwegiehen.
Naht der Erden Rache wie Feuer und Blut,
Luft wird zu Asche und Wasser zu Blut,
Denk nach, bevor du ihr Urteil fällst,
Sie gehört nicht dir, doch sie ist deine Welt

Deine Welt,
Das ist deine, deine Welt
Das ist die Welt, deine Welt, deine Welt
Das ist deine Welt

Questo mondo mio amore, dove stai mio dio?
Questo mondo, mio amore, dove stai mio dio?

Und ihre Rache wird fürchterlich sein
Das Land überfluten und Feuer speien,
Die Prophezeiung wird Wahrheit werden,
Die Größte aller Apokalypsen auf Erden,
Sie wird kommen, Armageddon genannt,
Der Welt als Schutz vor der Menscheit entsand
Denk nach bevor du ihr Urteil fällst,
Sie gehört nicht dir, doch sie ist deine Welt

Deine Welt
Das ist deine, deine Welt
Das ist die Welt, deine Welt, deine Welt,
Das ist deine Welt


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    I understand the gist of this song. It is about the apocalypse, to be very general about it. If you want a very bad translation, here is a link to what google's translator puts out: translate.google.com/translate

    Most of E Nomine's songs have some form of Biblical connection -- even the name E Nomine, which means Out of the Name of (as opposed to In the Name of...).

    Xav-Rahmiron September 27, 2004   Link

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