Ambuletz

Creepy fuckin song. Pretty good, quite trippy. But I think Cerpin dies at the end of Appatatus, not at the end of Take the Veil. But who knows... interpreting this album is way to fucking hard and confusing.

cerpin dies at the end of apparatus but julio dies in televators or take the veil....very open to interpretation, which is why i like it so much

I'm really with Ninon with this one, definately glad the version I purchased in the US didn't have this as the final track. With the way Take the Veil... ends it sounds so urgent and regretful that you can't help but feel the pain for Cerpain/Julio. But in this song you just kinda feel like hmmm ok what was that. It doesn't flow with the album at all. Again not to say it's a terrible song, just not one that fits the rest of the album, I guess that's why it ended up on the cutting room floor for most of the presses. Well I guess that wasn't real informative, but I just wanted to state that Take the Veil... is a bad ass tune and D.I.T.C. is a bad ass album and Frances the Mute is stellar too. Definately gonna buy that one and you should too (even if you downloaded the leak like me).

Im not too sure, but ive been very compelled to decifer the meaning of this cd. My take on this song is that it's Taxt in the afterlife, thinking in his mind. After he notices hes dead in take the viel, he puts 2 and 2 together and realizes, "oh lord, i've made it", (ive finally killed myself) He's in his own messed up world now. Its a very deep and evil song, it almost scares me lol. Ambulets means moving from one place to another, so im pretty sure it means him moving into the afterlife. but hey, i could be wrong im new at this lol

Cerpin is Julio...it's the same person

In the same way Apparatus & Televators show the resolution of Cerpin's story, Ambuletz shows the denouement. [Pardon the jargon, it just makes sense this way. The denouement, in a story, is when every question has been resolved and the final fate of the characters is known.] This song is not imperative to understand the album's meaning, but I feel it isn't complete without it.

The Crowing was on the right track, but the lyric is "you've made it," not "I've made it". The narrator is speaking to Cerpin across the great divide, which explains the rest of the lyrics. The core of the lyrics ("I'll remember...") show that the narrator will always be influenced by the memory of Cerpin, even though he will outwardly forget him, just like the rest of Rezjua.

true, ninon... ambuletz doesn't appear to be a word. so I think we stumbled upon a double meaning for ambuletz, which fits well for the song: ambulance and ambulatory. cerpin required medical attention during his coma and after his jump, but now he can walk and be freed from the world that had restricted him.

i think theres a secret message in there, because in about the first minute or so, if you listen closely, you can hear what sounds like mumbles/ backwards gibberish, and i reversed it and i can really make out what they're saying still...perhaps someone else could check this out?

this song scarys me =X , well ..to me it´s about an arriving to an inter life zone , i don´t know why..maybe it has nothing to do with the lyrics of the song , but every time i listen to this song , that´s what i get

i think its interesting that the voice is so muffled while the lyrics are being sung, like its coming from another place. I think this is cerpin's friends talking to him, after he dies, and cerpin can hear them. The line " do you come here... shiver around" seems to mean "do you still come back and visit and haunt us as a ghost?"

This song would have been awesome as a hidden song at teh end of the album. like 3 or 4 minutes of silence after take the veil ends and then this song starts kicking in. that would have been bad ass.

Cerpin Does Die at the end of apparatus when you hear the reverse snare its his life flashing in front of his eyes and it makes more since than him dying in a slower song "televators"