Through Time And Death
Daemonicium Lyrics

Lips like roses touch my neck
The singer is describing the physical sensation of their lover's lips on their neck

I'm flowing in lakes of her eyes
The singer is overwhelmed by the beauty of their lover's eyes and feels like they are being pulled in, as if they were a body of water

On snowed white cheek tear like diamond
The singer is noticing a tear on their lover's face that is as beautiful and precious as a diamond, set against the backdrop of a snowy white cheek

Falling from grace
The tear is symbolic of their lover's fall from grace or innocence, perhaps due to the intensity of their feelings

I feel love burning my heart
The intensity of the artist's love for their partner is like a burning flame in their heart

I'm ready for her
The singer is willing and eager to embrace their lover, even if it means facing challenges or difficulties

When blood starts to boiled
The singer is describing a physical response to intense emotions, specifically the image of blood boiling

Stars fall from skies like flowers
The artist is using poetic imagery to describe the intense emotions they are experiencing, with falling stars representing their sense of overwhelming emotion

In cosmic endless cry
The artist is describing a feeling of being lost or overwhelmed in the vastness of the universe, like a never-ending cry

Like blade, piercing through my chill heart
The intensity of the artist's emotions is so strong that it feels like a sharp blade cutting through their cold, hard heart

But love so burns, like flames of eternity
Despite the pain and intensity of their emotions, the singer believes that love burns forever like an eternal flame

Salvation of light, touch my neck
The artist is describing a spiritual experience, feeling touched or blessed by a divine force

On skin I feel her touch of roses like lips
The singer is experiencing a physical sensation of their lover's touch on their skin that feels like rose petals or soft lips

(I) Don't feel the pain
The singer is so caught up in the pleasure and intensity of their love that they don't feel any pain or discomfort

In divine pleasure I drown...
The singer is experiencing an almost other-worldly pleasure from being with their lover, and feels like they are drowning in it

In lakes of her eyes
The artist is still describing the overwhelming beauty and depth of their lover's eyes

Like stone throw by lone spirit
The artist is comparing themselves to a solitary spirit or ghost, isolated and alone

Which cry for her beloved fate
The singer is describing their own emotional turmoil and longing for their lover, who they feel is destined to be with them

Rest in peace
The singer may be mourning the loss of their lover or reflecting on the mortality of life

From which I call you through time and death
The artist is expressing a belief in the power of love to transcend time and death, which allows them to communicate across different planes of existence

My only love, my life
The artist is unequivocal in their love for their partner, and sees them as the most important thing in their life

On evergreen fields I fly
The artist is using natural imagery to describe a sense of freedom or bliss, perhaps associated with being with their lover

To mountains cold, as heart that died
The singer sees cold, barren mountains as a reflection of their own heart, which feels empty or dead without their lover

On peaks my burning body freezes
The artist is expressing a sense of physical contradiction, feeling both hot and cold, alive and dead

In chill that pierce my heart I breathe...
The singer feels like the intense emotional pain they are experiencing is physically suffocating them, but also necessary for them to continue living and breathing

From the stars that shining bright
The singer is describing a vast, cosmic landscape full of stars

From the mountains cold and high
The singer is contrasting the starry skies with the harsh, cold mountains below

From the depths of endless hate
The artist is acknowledging the existence of hate and negativity in the world around them

To the sorrow, grimness and pain
The artist is describing a range of negative emotions and experiences that are part of the human condition

Spooky woman talks to stones
The singer is describing a supernatural, otherworldly scene where a woman talks to inanimate objects

Headless creatures without bones
The singer is describing another horrific sight, creatures without heads or bones that seem to defy logic or explanation

Trembling ground, grain of sand
The artist is using vivid and contrasting imagery to describe the instability and fragility of their surroundings

Bleak headstones marks the end
The headstones are symbols of death and finality, which seem to be omnipresent in this landscape

Spears of lightning piercing my brain
The artist is describing a jolting, painful experience that feels like lightning striking their brain

Dance of warlock calling rain
The singer is using mystical imagery to describe the sight of a warlock performing a ritual that seems to call forth a storm

Falling stars from skies on earth
The falling stars are a continuation of the cosmic imagery, but their descent towards earth feels more ominous

Mighty anger calling death
The singer is describing an intense feeling of anger and aggression that seems to be associated with death

Twilight of the man at hand
The singer is using natural imagery to describe the end of a human life, with twilight representing the final moments before death

Angels crying fire tears
The angels are crying tears of fire, which could be interpreted as both an intense emotion and a destructive force

Hungry before Christ is born
The artist is describing an era of cultural or human history before the birth of Christ, using a metaphor of hunger or craving, perhaps for something that hasn't yet been revealed or fulfilled

One who makes dreams gloom
The artist is referring to a person, figure, or force that makes dreams dark or terrifying

Memories skulking between trees
The singer is describing a sense of haunting, memories that feel almost alive and sneaky, as if they are hiding in the forest

Heartless Old-One under sea
The singer is describing a mythological or otherworldly being, an old and heartless creature that lives under the sea

From beneath to gather minds of
The artist is describing a sense of gathering or organizing, with minds coming together from underground or hidden places

Minions of His genocide
The artist is describing a situation or force that is actively causing harm, perhaps even genocide, in the name of a higher power or leader

Let us know the mystery
The artist is expressing a desire to understand the mysteries of the universe or their own existence

Of the blood and memories
The blood and memories may be connected to a particular event or personal history that the singer is trying to understand

Of the ancient tribe of Kain
The ancient tribe of Kain is likely a reference to a specific historical or mythical group, but may also be symbolic of any group that is old or has a long history

Of the mortal sin and dying
The singer is once again reflecting on the concepts of sin and death, perhaps as part of their spiritual or philosophical understanding of the world

Many brothers drown in blood
The singer is describing a violent or traumatic event where many people died violently

Wars and plagues - servants of doom...
The singer is commenting on the cyclical nature of violence and suffering in the world, which seems to be a result of some larger force

On this land oblivion falls
The artist is describing a depressing or fatalistic view of the world, where everything ultimately fades away into oblivion

Do they live forever?
The artist is asking a rhetorical question, wondering if anything in the world truly lasts forever, including love or the human spirit

Through time and death?
The singer is repeating their earlier question, once again exploring whether anything has the power to transcend time and death

Through time and death...
The singer is concluding their piece with a repetition of the idea that something may have the power to transcend time and death, but leaving the answer open-ended and ambiguous