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Ad Mortem Festinamus
Qntal Lyrics


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Scribere proposui de contemptu mundano
Ut degentes seculi non mulcentur in vano
Iam est hora surgere
A sompno mortis pravo
A sompno mortis pravo

Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur
Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur
Omnia mors perimit
Et nulli miseretur
Et nulli miseretur

Ad mortem festinamus
Peccare desistamus
Peccare desistamus

Ni conversus fueris et sicut puer factus
Et vitam mutaveris in meliores actus
Intrare non poteris
Regnum Dei beatus
Regnum Dei beatus

Tuba cum sonuerit dies erit extrema
Et iudex advenerit vocabit sempiterna
Electos in patria
Prescitos ad inferna
Prescitos ad inferna

Ad mortem festinamus....

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Qntal's song Ad Mortem Festinamus are a statement about the inevitability of death and the need to live life to the fullest before it's too late. The first verse talks about the futility of worldly pursuits, urging people not to waste their time on meaningless activities. It then calls on readers to wake up from the sleep of a twisted death, urging them to make the most of their time before it's too late. The second verse talks bluntly about the nature of death, highlighting the fact that it is a force that destroys everything and shows no mercy to anyone.


The chorus calls on everyone to hurry towards death, suggesting that they stop sinning and focus on living a righteous life. It draws a distinction between those who choose to change course in life and those who continue to sin, suggesting that only the former can enter the blessed kingdom of God. The final verse talks about the end of days, with a trumpet heralding the arrival of the eternal judge who will send the chosen to paradise and the wicked to hell.


Line by Line Meaning

Scribere proposui de contemptu mundano
I have set out to write about the contempt for the world, so that those living in this era are not enticed by its vanity.


Ut degentes seculi non mulcentur in vano
So that the people of this age do not indulge in vain things.


Iam est hora surgere
It is already time to arise,


A sompno mortis pravo
From the sleep of wicked death.


Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur
Life is short and will quickly end in brief.


Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur
Death comes quickly and spares no one.


Omnia mors perimit
Death destroys everything.


Et nulli miseretur
And shows no mercy.


Ad mortem festinamus
We hasten towards death.


Peccare desistamus
Let us stop sinning.


Ni conversus fueris et sicut puer factus
Unless you are converted and become like a child,


Et vitam mutaveris in meliores actus
And change your life into better actions,


Intrare non poteris
You will not be able to enter


Regnum Dei beatus
The blessed kingdom of God.


Tuba cum sonuerit dies erit extrema
When the trumpet sounds, it will be the end of days.


Et iudex advenerit vocabit sempiterna
And the judge will come and call for eternal things.


Electos in patria
The elect will go to the homeland.


Prescitos ad inferna
The predestined will go to the underworld.


Ad mortem festinamus....
We hasten towards death....




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@LEPERCOLONY1

still love this song - used to fill the floor at Therapy

@Aeternuss

I didn't really like this song but it was such a classic on the dance floor. Good memories

@ProzacR

Those words of song are from 1399. In those days this language was like english now.

@reneraymond

Masterpiece. Uniquest music.

@JoeyGonzalezFineArt

A favorite song of mine - love this at the old Days of Hollywood Perversion Thursday night.

@thebluelunarmonkey

Evil Club Empire! Wasn't it moved to Saturday?

@DesertGoth

YES! Still tear up the dance floor when I hear this.

@Roxy_8

Love this song and love dancing to it!

@WilianSamuel

Que som PHoda!
Thx to share.

@nataliapaes.7803

Maravilhosa música!

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