The problem for me was, that there is a lot of possible connotations: referented to the common sens, to the Bible, to the vampiric legends an so on. I don't think, it's the greatest song of Tiamat both for text and the music.
Thanks to Liselle Morrow for her interpretation: it seems to be the most closest to the reality.
Just one repark then: what are "cracks and hollows" on the vampire's way? I see noany. It's so poetic to find anything difficult is something easy :)
This position of lyric hero enerves a litle, as I should sing this song in a band %)
The problem for me was, that there is a lot of possible connotations: referented to the common sens, to the Bible, to the vampiric legends an so on. I don't think, it's the greatest song of Tiamat both for text and the music. Thanks to Liselle Morrow for her interpretation: it seems to be the most closest to the reality. Just one repark then: what are "cracks and hollows" on the vampire's way? I see noany. It's so poetic to find anything difficult is something easy :) This position of lyric hero enerves a litle, as I should sing this song in a band %)