Oihuka Bihotzetik
Diabulus In Musica Lyrics


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Welcome to my hell
Last chapter of this tale
Last stop in your exile
And sweet end to see our lives entwined

Lurra esnatzen ari da

Welcome to my hell
From where there's no escape

Accipere quam faccere praestat iniuriam
Ab improbitas initium sumpsit omnis perditio

Ez ahaztu nor zaren, zertarako zaude zu hemen

Nire oroitzapenek deitzen naute
Oihuka neure arimatik

Welcome to my hell
Last chapter of this tale
Last stop in your exile
And sweet end to see our lives entwined

Lurra esnatzen ari da

Welcome to my hell
From where there's no escape

Accipere quam faccere praestat iniuriam
Ab improbitas initium sumpsit omnis perditio

Ez ahaztu nor zaren, zertarako zaude zu hemen

Nire oroitzapenek deitzen naute
Oihuka neure arimatik





Nire oroitzapenek deitzen naute
Oihuka neure arimatik

Overall Meaning

The song "Oihuka Bihotzetik" by Diabulus In Musica is a hauntingly beautiful piece that speaks to the soul. The song opens with "Welcome to my hell," which sets the tone for the rest of the song. The lyrics touch upon the idea of being trapped and unable to escape the situation, which is highlighted by the lines "From where there's no escape" and "Last stop in your exile." The song speaks to the idea of being stuck in a situation, feeling helpless, and searching for a way out, which is a relatable experience for many.


The chorus of the song is in Basque, which brings a unique cultural aspect to the song. "Lurra esnatzen ari da" translates to "The earth is waking up," which can be interpreted as finding hope within the darkness. The idea of waking up also correlates with finding a way out of a difficult situation.


The lyrics "Accipere quam faccere praestat iniuriam/ Ab improbitas initium sumpsit omnis perditio" translate to "It is better to suffer an injury than to commit one/ For every wrong is the beginning of all ruin." These lyrics highlight the idea that it is better to be the one suffering than to be the one causing harm to others.


Overall, "Oihuka Bihotzetik" is a powerful song that speaks to the human experience of feeling trapped and searching for a way out. The lyrics are thought-provoking and are accompanied by hauntingly beautiful music.


Line by Line Meaning

Welcome to my hell
Prepare to experience my personal torment


Last chapter of this tale
This is the final, concluding portion of the story


Last stop in your exile
This will be your final destination after your period of isolation or banishment


And sweet end to see our lives entwined
A satisfying conclusion to our intertwined lives


Lurra esnatzen ari da
The earth is waking up


From where there's no escape
Once you enter this place, there is no way out


Accipere quam faccere praestat iniuriam
It is better to suffer injury, than to inflict it


Ab improbitas initium sumpsit omnis perditio
All destruction has its origin in dishonesty


Ez ahaztu nor zaren, zertarako zaude zu hemen
Do not forget who you are, and why you are here


Nire oroitzapenek deitzen naute
My memories call out to me


Oihuka neure arimatik
Echoing from the depths of my soul




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Comments from YouTube:

@jaf231289

This is their best album I hope the upcoming one also gives us some nice tunes to rock! This song is awesome

@AndersMidnatt

Especially the Basque and Latin parts... "Lurra esnatzen zure da" (Earth is awakening) - this looks like a wizard's spell...

@starsmediarecords9296

Love

@BorgliMovies

Very good stuff indeed.

@bloodginger

ONLY 363 VEIWS!! wtf, this is fucking awsome shit!!!

@AndersMidnatt

Oh, the glorious old kingdom of Navarre...

@razvanssrazvan6893

zuberoa aznarez :*

@misaeldroguettgomez2465

(🇪🇸)

@juliatb-hobbysinger4136

diabulus in musica > epica

@stormrider1991

Not really... Epica is more populated, Diabolus in Musica is more powerful, Epica so slow and boring sometimes. Ok, this song is slow too... XD

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