Slay the nemean lion
Slay the hydra
Capture the golden of artemis
Fight the erymanthian boar
Clean the augean
Kill the stymphalian birds

Constellation strength to enter heaven
Killing a fire breathing titan
Constellation strength to enter heaven
Killing a fire breathing titan

Enslave the cretan bull
Steal the mares of diomedes
Murder the amazons
Defeat geryon
Steal the poison apples
Capture and bring back cerberus

Constellation strength to enter heaven
Killing a fire breathing titan
Constellation strength to enter heaven
Killing a fire breathing titan

Crawl down the path I reach the sacred sea
The lion's mouth hangs loose in front of me
Fighting a giant antaeus, retrieving alcestis underworld

Boil my own skin, I hate the way it tastes
I wake from sleep and start to walk again
The road is long and grueling
The stone rolls back but there's no shame

Divine mystic mythology
Hero in a lion's skin

Prometheus
Prometheus

Constellation strength to enter heaven
Killing a fire breathing titan
Constellation strength to enter heaven
Killing a fire breathing titan


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    Is there any meaning behind the myths and trials of mythical heroes??

    Probably not one of their best efforts on their first album.

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