De Dodenakker means "The Killing Field" or "Graveyard" in dutch. I used google translator and am not a native speaker. I think the song is about a memory. Maybe about a great battle that happened along time ago and some poor soul has come to visit the place again. He has lost someone to the struggle and is trying to find him or her. Halfway through the song he has starts to remember the battle and starts to rekindle his feelings of that bloody day.
But I can see another way to see the song. Maybe the singer is a man in a graveyard and he is mourning his loved one. He is so distraught that he wants to join him or her in the ground, maybe even buries himself alive.
De Dodenakker means "The Killing Field" or "Graveyard" in dutch. I used google translator and am not a native speaker. I think the song is about a memory. Maybe about a great battle that happened along time ago and some poor soul has come to visit the place again. He has lost someone to the struggle and is trying to find him or her. Halfway through the song he has starts to remember the battle and starts to rekindle his feelings of that bloody day.
But I can see another way to see the song. Maybe the singer is a man in a graveyard and he is mourning his loved one. He is so distraught that he wants to join him or her in the ground, maybe even buries himself alive.