Elizabeth
Aiden Lyrics


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She bathed in blood, how apropos
Became a witness to the suffering
Skinned alive, even took their soul
Close my eyes

By the moonlit darkness legend grows
Torture only child's play
Sworn to pledge and gather peasant slaves
Close my eyes

Hey, I wanna live forever
I'm in love with the dark horizon
In the moonlight I will bathe

She placed her hand on the heart and swore
Every last one of them
Will bring me youth, beauty, bliss galore
Close my eyes

And the basin was filled every night she dined
In the den of iniquity
And my sorrow filled reverie
Close my eyes

Hey, I wanna live forever
I'm in love with the dark horizon
I'm in love with madness

Hey, I wanna to live forever
I'm in love with the dark horizon
In the moonlight I will bathe

Death comes for us all, I won't wait

She bathed in blood that much you know
Of the demon Countess Bathory
Through these cemetery gates we go
With my eyes closed

Elizabeth, she will not bathe alone
Elizabeth, she will not bathe, will not bathe alone
Elizabeth, cannot save your soul




Elizabeth, will not bathe, will not bathe alone
Elizabeth

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Elizabeth" by Aiden are centered around the infamous legend of Countess Elizabeth Bathory, known for her barbaric acts of killing and torturing young girls during the 16th century in Hungary. The song paints a vivid picture of the darkness and madness that consumed the Countess, as she believed that bathing in the blood of young virgins would bring her immortality and eternal beauty.


The opening lines of the song, "She bathed in blood, how apropos, became a witness to the suffering, skinned alive, even took their soul, close my eyes," describe the Countess's twisted acts of torture and murder. The lyrics evoke a sense of horror and revulsion at the Countess's gruesome practices. The moonlit darkness and legend growing add to the eerie atmosphere of the song, highlighting the Countess's infamy throughout history.


The song then goes on to describe how the Countess swore to gather peasant slaves, who would become her victims, in exchange for her eternal youth, beauty, and bliss. The Countess's desire for immortality led to her committing unspeakable acts of cruelty and torture. The lyrics, "And the basin was filled every night she dined, in the den of iniquity, and my sorrow filled reverie, close my eyes," encapsulate the Countess's unquenchable thirst for the blood of young girls.


The chorus of the song, "Hey, I wanna live forever, I'm in love with the dark horizon, in the moonlight I will bathe," shows the Countess's obsession with the concept of immortality and the darkness that permeates her existence. The final lines of the song, "Elizabeth, cannot save your soul, Elizabeth, will not bathe, will not bathe alone," highlight the Countess's ultimate downfall and the inescapable nature of death.


Overall, "Elizabeth" by Aiden is a haunting and chilling depiction of the notorious Countess Bathory and her descent into madness and depravity.


Line by Line Meaning

She bathed in blood, how apropos
She took pleasure in bathing in the blood of others. How fitting.


Became a witness to the suffering
She witnessed the pain and agony she inflicted on others.


Skinned alive, even took their soul
She not only skinned her victims alive, but also took away their essence or spirit.


Close my eyes
The artist is closing their eyes to block out the horror and darkness surrounding them.


By the moonlit darkness legend grows
The legend of her heinous crimes continue to spread and become more infamous under the cover of darkness.


Torture only child's play
She saw torture as a trivial and insignificant act, like something children would do.


Sworn to pledge and gather peasant slaves
She made a vow to collect and use peasants as her slaves.


Hey, I wanna live forever
The artist desires to live an immortal life.


I'm in love with the dark horizon
The artist is captivated and enamored with the idea of darkness and death.


In the moonlight I will bathe
The artist will indulge in their fantasies of bathing in blood under the moonlight.


She placed her hand on the heart and swore
She made a solemn oath promising to take and derive youth, beauty, and happiness from her victims' hearts.


Every last one of them
She plans on taking every single victim available to ensure her eternal youth and happiness.


Will bring me youth, beauty, bliss galore
She believes that by killing and taking the qualities of her victims, she will achieve youth, beauty, and ultimate joy.


And the basin was filled every night she dined
Her grisly desires were fulfilled as a basin was filled with the blood of her victims, which she drank as she dined.


In the den of iniquity
Her actions were carried out in a place of immoral and wicked behavior.


And my sorrow filled reverie
The artist is filled with sadness and regret after reflecting on the Countess' terrible deeds.


Death comes for us all, I won't wait
The artist will not sit idly by waiting for death; they may take action to fulfill their desires or fantasies.


She bathed in blood that much you know
It is a known fact that she indulged in the gruesome act of bathing in the blood of others.


Of the demon Countess Bathory
The Countess is considered a demon due to her monstrous acts and lack of empathy towards her victims.


Through these cemetery gates we go
The artist is entering a cemetery, possibly referring to the Countess' place of burial, in order to face their own mortality and come to terms with the horrors of the past.


With my eyes closed
The artist is still closing their eyes, maybe out of fear, sadness, or disgust.


Elizabeth, she will not bathe alone
Elizabeth, the Countess, took great pleasure in having her victims accompany her during her blood baths.


Elizabeth, cannot save your soul
The Countess cannot be absolved of her sins or save anyone's soul from her vile actions.


Elizabeth, will not bathe, will not bathe alone
The Countess will not rest, and her legacy will continue to be felt and remembered long after her death.




Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC
Written by: Angel Dejesus Ibarra, Jacob Samuel Davison, Nicholas Alexander Wiggins, William Roy Francis

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