Stoke the Fire
Anders Manga Lyrics


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At Your Inquisition You were Starting to Show
All Your Menacing Ambitions Conceived Not Very Long Ago
On this Day of Judgment We Will Evaluate Your Crimes
Your Heresy has Brought You to This Jury of the Noble and Sublime

You Curse the Light of Day to Never Return
It's Clear to See You're Indifference and You Never Will Learn
Your Trial is Over and Your Rights are Really None of My Concern
So Stoke the Fire and Let Her Burn

As We Melt Away Immoral Skin
The Path of Evil Trampled by the Angry Gods Within
Let this Execution Show the Children of the Damned
The Crowd Behold the Rest of the Wicked and another Moral Stand

You Curse the Light of Day to Never Return
It's Clear to See You're Indifference and You Never Will Learn
Your Trial is Over and Your Rights are Really None of My Concern
So Stoke the Fire and Let Her Burn

No Remorse, No Remorse for the Wicked




No Remorse, No Remorse
No Remorse, No Remorse for the Wicked

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Anders Manga's song Stoke the Fire have a strong theme of judgment and punishment for wickedness. The first couplet talks about how at the inquisition, the accused person's menacing intentions become clear. The following lines talk about how the person's heresy has brought them to this point of judgment. The lyrics then move on to describe the sentence - death by fire. The image of the fire is repeated throughout the song as a symbol of punishment.


The third couplet talks about how the person being punished curses the light of day and is indifferent to their crimes. The singer states that their rights are not the concern of the jury and asks for the fire to be stoked and the person burned. The fourth and final couplet talks about the execution itself and how it is a message to other wicked people and their children that they will receive the same fate. The chorus repeats the same lines about the lack of remorse for the wicked.


Overall, the lyrics are a commentary on judgment and punishment, and the idea that those who are wicked and have committed heresy should be punished. The imagery of fire is used to emphasise the intensity of the punishment and the lack of remorse at the end of the song reinforces the idea that the wicked deserve what they get.


Line by Line Meaning

At Your Inquisition You were Starting to Show
At the inquisition, you were beginning to reveal your true nature


All Your Menacing Ambitions Conceived Not Very Long Ago
Your plans for harm and destruction were recently devised


On this Day of Judgment We Will Evaluate Your Crimes
Today we will assess the crimes you have committed


Your Heresy has Brought You to This Jury of the Noble and Sublime
Your actions against the established beliefs have resulted in you being judged by the honorable and admirable


You Curse the Light of Day to Never Return
You despise the daylight and wish it would never come back


It's Clear to See You're Indifference and You Never Will Learn
It's obvious that you are apathetic and are unable to learn from your mistakes


Your Trial is Over and Your Rights are Really None of My Concern
Your trial has ended, and I am not concerned with your rights


So Stoke the Fire and Let Her Burn
Set the fire and let her burn


As We Melt Away Immoral Skin
As we shed our wicked ways


The Path of Evil Trampled by the Angry Gods Within
Our inner, righteous selves will suppress the route of wrongdoing


Let this Execution Show the Children of the Damned
May this punishment serve as an example to those who have followed the path of the cursed


The Crowd Behold the Rest of the Wicked and another Moral Stand
The audience witnesses the remaining evil and takes another step towards morality


No Remorse, No Remorse for the Wicked
There is no regret for those who have followed the path of darkness


No Remorse, No Remorse
No regret, no regret


No Remorse, No Remorse for the Wicked
There is no regret for those who have followed the path of darkness




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