Watain - The Child Must Die lyrics
[Watain - The Child Must Die lyrics]
Ageless though merely a child
Tall has grown thy shadow
For every sun must set eventually
And every child of fire must die to be free
Far beyond the grace of god
The tiny tomb's prepared "LIBERATUS EST"
The silent stone declares
Pluck now the rose, the child must die
Pluck now the rose and leave it
On my grave to dry
In sackcloth and ash, so let us mourn
In sackcloth and ash, sleeps the newborn
The fear of change is the fear of Death
That fear is the pain and
The pain is the wreath
Of thorns now placed upon thy brow
A twisted cross 'neath which burden
We all must bow
For you my child, comes the cursed
Phantom carriage, alas, the hearse
Follow I must not
This ride is only meant for you
Ever dark lay the lands you're going to
In the belly of Moloch, the child must burn
Into the fires, it must return
Mind not the tears, the child must die
Release the self, Strangle the I
Pluck now the rose, the child must die
Never to know, the reason why
Mad burn the fires, so dies the child
Bittersweet, the fumes shall rise
Tall has grown thy shadow
For every sun must set eventually
And every child of fire must die to be free
Far beyond the grace of god
The tiny tomb's prepared "LIBERATUS EST"
The silent stone declares
Pluck now the rose, the child must die
Pluck now the rose and leave it
On my grave to dry
In sackcloth and ash, so let us mourn
In sackcloth and ash, sleeps the newborn
The fear of change is the fear of Death
That fear is the pain and
The pain is the wreath
Of thorns now placed upon thy brow
A twisted cross 'neath which burden
We all must bow
For you my child, comes the cursed
Phantom carriage, alas, the hearse
Follow I must not
This ride is only meant for you
Ever dark lay the lands you're going to
In the belly of Moloch, the child must burn
Into the fires, it must return
Mind not the tears, the child must die
Release the self, Strangle the I
Pluck now the rose, the child must die
Never to know, the reason why
Mad burn the fires, so dies the child
Bittersweet, the fumes shall rise