A Doom For All
Destroying everything that was important
You will know the truth
In the sounds of thunder and the noise of the rain
Look like the smartest of your creations
Becomes a doom for all
What has stood for centuries
Collapses with a wave of the hand
And The Lord of the bomb will laugh and dance
On the ruines of the world
In this eternal cold
Father, please, forgive
I know I'm guilty
Bear a burden of guilt forever
Came from the dust, and then returned
Our temples are built on bones
So let it all burn
So let it all burn
There is no place to hide
Neither the walls of the temple nor the fortress will save
And when the anger catches up
We'll become one in a circle of power
Returning for a moment to a time
When everything was clear
When we were one with nature
And may the great Fire consume everything
But in the last flash of light
See that the Father is here
See that the Father is here
See that the Fire is here
Father, please, forgive
I know I'm guilty
Bear a burden of guilt forever
Came from the dust, and then returned
Our temples are built on bones
So let it all burn
So let it all burn
Father, please, forgive
I know I'm guilty
You will know the truth
In the sounds of thunder and the noise of the rain
Look like the smartest of your creations
Becomes a doom for all
What has stood for centuries
Collapses with a wave of the hand
And The Lord of the bomb will laugh and dance
On the ruines of the world
In this eternal cold
Father, please, forgive
I know I'm guilty
Bear a burden of guilt forever
Came from the dust, and then returned
Our temples are built on bones
So let it all burn
So let it all burn
There is no place to hide
Neither the walls of the temple nor the fortress will save
And when the anger catches up
We'll become one in a circle of power
Returning for a moment to a time
When everything was clear
When we were one with nature
And may the great Fire consume everything
But in the last flash of light
See that the Father is here
See that the Father is here
See that the Fire is here
Father, please, forgive
I know I'm guilty
Bear a burden of guilt forever
Came from the dust, and then returned
Our temples are built on bones
So let it all burn
So let it all burn
Father, please, forgive
I know I'm guilty
About A Doom For All
There is no more cruel being in the world than a human. For ages, we have been destroying everything created by others, only to rebuild the world from ruins, all while existing in this eternal contradiction. Is this what the Creator had in mind for us? And what if, at some point, He simply gets tired and decides to end our existence? Then prayers and promises won't help, because the Great Fire will cleanse everything in its path, sparing no one. But it's not too late yet, and perhaps humanity still has time to make things right.
Take a minute to think about your life and eternity, what will remain after you, what you will leave to your descendants. Maybe there is still time to make things right and ask for forgiveness, and who exactly – let everyone decide for themselves.
The track closes the album and serves as a kind of outro, making the listener ponder their life. The aggressive verses transition into melodious choruses, and the repeated phrases become almost like a mantra or prayer, but who exactly they are for - everyone will decide for themselves.
There is no more cruel being in the world than a human. For ages, we have been destroying everything created by others, only to rebuild the world from ruins, all while existing in this eternal contradiction. Is this what the Creator had in mind for us? And what if, at some point, He simply gets tired and decides to end our existence? Then prayers and promises won't help, because the Great Fire will cleanse everything in its path, sparing no one. But it's not too late yet, and perhaps humanity still has time to make things right.
Take a minute to think about your life and eternity, what will remain after you, what you will leave to your descendants. Maybe there is still time to make things right and ask for forgiveness, and who exactly – let everyone decide for themselves.
The track closes the album and serves as a kind of outro, making the listener ponder their life. The aggressive verses transition into melodious choruses, and the repeated phrases become almost like a mantra or prayer, but who exactly they are for - everyone will decide for themselves.
