Apparently, part of the lyrics as translated go down as follows:
Suvarn sur! - Sanskrit (Suvarna Sura) for golden hero, or shining lord. In short, a greeting to whoever's posing as the sun god.
Scatter brand to the reneweller of the sky, thou who agnitest! - Scatter fire to the renewer of the sky, you who ignitest! With obvious ribs (to hindsight) to Agni, Hindu god of fire, and the Latin (?) for remember or reognize. As to who the renewer of the sky is, dunno.
Dah! Archturis comeing! - Dah! Arthur/Arcturus is coming! Dunno much about the meaning of that, though, beyond the perception of Arcturus being the guard of Arcas and Leto (or Callisto?).
We elect for thee, Tirtangel. - We elect for thee, Tintangel/Tyr, Tintangel being involved in the Arthurian legends, and Tyr being at one time head of the Norse pantheon. How those two correlate to one another is a mystery to me. Wordplay?
We Durbalanars, theeadjure. - We Dubliners, thee adjure, durbala nars being Snaskrit for weak men (hear, hear! And for the Irish!)
A way, the Margan, from our astamite... - A way, the Margan, from our estimate... Margan being one of two things: Sanskrit for way, course, hunting, seeking, and Morgan le Fay of Arthurian folklore.
The lyrics give hint to Arthurian folklore; how this becomes a terrifying prospect is beyond me.
Apparently, part of the lyrics as translated go down as follows:
Suvarn sur! - Sanskrit (Suvarna Sura) for golden hero, or shining lord. In short, a greeting to whoever's posing as the sun god.
Scatter brand to the reneweller of the sky, thou who agnitest! - Scatter fire to the renewer of the sky, you who ignitest! With obvious ribs (to hindsight) to Agni, Hindu god of fire, and the Latin (?) for remember or reognize. As to who the renewer of the sky is, dunno.
Dah! Archturis comeing! - Dah! Arthur/Arcturus is coming! Dunno much about the meaning of that, though, beyond the perception of Arcturus being the guard of Arcas and Leto (or Callisto?).
We elect for thee, Tirtangel. - We elect for thee, Tintangel/Tyr, Tintangel being involved in the Arthurian legends, and Tyr being at one time head of the Norse pantheon. How those two correlate to one another is a mystery to me. Wordplay?
We Durbalanars, theeadjure. - We Dubliners, thee adjure, durbala nars being Snaskrit for weak men (hear, hear! And for the Irish!)
A way, the Margan, from our astamite... - A way, the Margan, from our estimate... Margan being one of two things: Sanskrit for way, course, hunting, seeking, and Morgan le Fay of Arthurian folklore.
The lyrics give hint to Arthurian folklore; how this becomes a terrifying prospect is beyond me.
More, more:
More, more:
A hand from the cloud emerges, holding a chart expanded. - reference to Acts 10:9-23.
A hand from the cloud emerges, holding a chart expanded. - reference to Acts 10:9-23.
Pu Nuseht - the sun up.
Pu Nuseht - the sun up.