Glory to Thee My Beloved Masturbator
Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio Lyrics

The lyrics of "Glory to Thee My Beloved Masturbator" by Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio are highly metaphorical and explore the themes of eroticism, beauty, sin, and eternity. The opening lines, "touch the flower made of skin, love the sinner and the sin" suggest that the subject of the song is involved in some taboo or forbidden love affair, represented here by the imagery of a flower made of skin (perhaps a reference to the fragility and sensitivity of the human body). The line "let me feel you deep inside" reinforces the intimacy and intensity of the relationship, and the desire to merge completely with the beloved.

The second verse continues with similar themes, but now the focus shifts to death and deception. The flower of demise could be interpreted as a reference to death, or more specifically, the prime of physical beauty that inevitably turns to decay. Through the metaphor of loving the liar and the lie, the lyrics suggest that the beloved is also involved in some sort of deception or self-deception, perhaps in order to preserve their beauty or to maintain their forbidden relationship. Yet, it is the line "live forever never die" that ties the whole song together, suggesting that even in the midst of death and sin, there is a possibility for transcendence and eternity.