I agree with KAISERSWAYZE there is definitely a reason why he screams DAATH in the middle of the song.
"(I'm not the only one...) that walks between the rain, there are many"
Occult (not a negative meaning, only means "Hidden") practices are not really promoted and displayed in public, unlike other religions, so they mainly keep hidden from public eye (Oath of Silence). So I would call these "the people that walk between the rain". There are many people who practice and study the Occult studies, but you don't know about it because they don't advertise. ("There are Many")
On a side note: (referencing a my comment for Mercy and Severity)
I really like how Mudvayne does their lyrics. Its just like Occult texts. Gives you a little something to chew on rather than a quick and shallow gratification. Hidden in plain sight. Most people (not trying to sound egotistical, just trying to illustrate a point, sorry) take the surface meaning of something and run with it, but through careful observation and study ("The eye of yin rewards understanding") the richer and deeper meanings arise and the reward for dutiful study is presented.
I agree with KAISERSWAYZE there is definitely a reason why he screams DAATH in the middle of the song.
"(I'm not the only one...) that walks between the rain, there are many"
Occult (not a negative meaning, only means "Hidden") practices are not really promoted and displayed in public, unlike other religions, so they mainly keep hidden from public eye (Oath of Silence). So I would call these "the people that walk between the rain". There are many people who practice and study the Occult studies, but you don't know about it because they don't advertise. ("There are Many")
On a side note: (referencing a my comment for Mercy and Severity) I really like how Mudvayne does their lyrics. Its just like Occult texts. Gives you a little something to chew on rather than a quick and shallow gratification. Hidden in plain sight. Most people (not trying to sound egotistical, just trying to illustrate a point, sorry) take the surface meaning of something and run with it, but through careful observation and study ("The eye of yin rewards understanding") the richer and deeper meanings arise and the reward for dutiful study is presented.
Just my take