The word Ieya is just a contraction and variant spelling of the end of the word 'Messiah'
Mess-ieya…
The first first simply introduces the Messiah, a space being, a perfect sphere etc.
The second verse introduces 'the beast' - the traditional adversary of the Messiah, which could be read as the devil, lucifer, Satan, etc
The rest of the song seems to be a suggestion from 'the beast' that the Messiah 'mates' with it.
Cue lots of sinister mumbo jumbo from Madame Toyah, 'Zion Zuberon' indeed. I ask you!
The word Ieya is just a contraction and variant spelling of the end of the word 'Messiah'
Cue lots of sinister mumbo jumbo from Madame Toyah, 'Zion Zuberon' indeed. I ask you!