Glaucoma on our eye
Plague to weather
Until they run dry
Ages of delirium, curse of my oblivion
I swell without a scar to end the time
A shell without a star at the end of time
Watch the bend of my wandering
of hunting with the lightning gun
Tremor on my heaven son
Tares above my kingdom come
Torn open tomb
I fell in your cold fission bomb
I fell in your war
Ages of delirium, curse of my oblivion
Tremor on my heaven son
Tares above my kingdom come
Plague to weather
Until they run dry
A shell without a star at the end of time
of hunting with the lightning gun
Tares above my kingdom come
I fell in your cold fission bomb
I fell in your war
Tremor on my heaven son
Tares above my kingdom come
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Really impressive... (Tanathos - death instinct) This song is about dying, about leaving everything behind us. Nothing is permanent.
you're very right.Thanatos is the instinct od death, Eros is the instinct of life. This song probably means what you said.
you're very right.Thanatos is the instinct od death, Eros is the instinct of life. This song probably means what you said.
That's right, thanatos means death in Greek, but eros is actually love.
That's right, thanatos means death in Greek, but eros is actually love.
Thanatos is Modern Greek for "death", but in Ancient Greek, "Thanatos" referred to a figure in mythology. While Hades was the god of death and the afterlife, Thanatos WAS death, personified. He usually stands for a peaceful, non-violent death, unlike Hades.
But even so, this song seems to be about a terrible, brutal death, given the way it's sung (and the creepy-ass music video). Also, am I the only one who sees references to Jesus' death here? "Tremor on my heaven, son. Tares above my kingdom come" seems to be an allusion to Jesus dying on the cross. And there's the "torn open tomb" line. I'm not saying this song is all about Jesus' death though, I think it's symbolizing something else.
Hades was the gods of the underworld you have that right and yes Thanatos was known for the god of peaceful non-violent but when we talk about the person of violent death you will want to title Thanatos' sister Kerese not Hades he rolled over all of the gods and goddess of death and then also ruled the underworld
Hades was the gods of the underworld you have that right and yes Thanatos was known for the god of peaceful non-violent but when we talk about the person of violent death you will want to title Thanatos' sister Kerese not Hades he rolled over all of the gods and goddess of death and then also ruled the underworld
Omg obody has said anything about this song?. It's just amazing. This song is really great!
I've been thinking maybe is a song sing by Thanatos, The queen of death, I don't know ...
I always imagined it to be from the point of view of the personification of Death, cursing it's existence after being destroyed.