Watch the vultures as they open their eyes
Can you please, please give them something
Play the heavens with the Devil?s dice
Can you serve them, feed ?em with your king

You?ve never seen anything like this before
You will never see a clockwork sunrise no more

I bring no shelter? cause I

I will deny you
This world belongs to me
You try to fake it
But all wounds are there to see

Death Dies Hard
Watch as the Devil gets sold to me
Death Dies Hard
Enter hell and use the bone of God as key

The lotus withers as the insects thrive
Can you please please give them something
The pulse of darkness brings God alive
Can your black crimes be carried on white wings

You've never felt anything like this before
A sulphur storm brings the victims upon the shore

I bring no shelter ?cause I

I will deny you
This world belongs to me
You try to fake it
But all wounds are there to see

Death Dies Hard
Watch as the Devil gets sold to me
Death Dies Hard
Enter hell and use the bone of God as key


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Death Dies Hard Lyrics as written by Emil Nodtveidt Andreas Bergh

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    General Comment

    Anyone have an idea to what this song is about?

    SawyerDaManon April 01, 2009   Link
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    Song Meaning

    Whiplasher said something in an interview about this being about losing your innocense as you grow older.

    crashdiet1313on July 24, 2009   Link
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    Song Meaning

    Ok, it's clear that it's some kind of an religious thing about this.

    First verse, "Feed 'em with your king" (the vultures)

    • they mean Jesus? Vultures eats the dead..

    I will deny you..

    • who is "I"

    "Watch as the Devil gets sold to me"

    • So "I" isn't the evil either

    "The lotus withers as the insects thrive"

    • something beautifull is apearing from the obscene

    I guess the song would be clearer if I got who the "I" is in this song.. anyone? :9

    cfageron December 06, 2009   Link
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    In my opinion ... the author tries to outwit death, so I guess it'' I will deny you, this world belong to me ...'' perhaps the woman in black in the video it is intended to represent a death and writer wants to outsmart her by before she destroys his ... So I understand it, but I am not sure about the real meaning of this song ... Any another thoughts?

    Freak Chickon March 07, 2014   Link

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