The Concubines of Debauchery
Emil Bulls Lyrics


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It slips back to bad old ways the plague is coming home
The concubines of debauchery
Sing their slinky song
The blood is pumping in our heads
We're foaming at the mouth
Like greedy dogs we're waiting for you to set us free
Epiphany
Won't you come...





Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Emil Bulls's song "The Concubines of Debauchery" describe a dark and dangerous lure towards a reckless lifestyle. The opening lines mention slipping back to bad old ways and the imminent arrival of a dangerous plague. It seems as though the "concubines of debauchery" are tempting the singer and possibly others towards an indulgent and hedonistic lifestyle, emphasized by their "slinky song". As the blood pumps in their heads and they foam at the mouth like greedy dogs, the singer acknowledges their desire to be set free by the concubines' seductive call. The final line, "Epiphany", may suggest an awakening or realization of the consequences of succumbing to temptation.


Overall, the lyrics seem to be illustrating the alluring yet dangerous nature of temptation, specifically in regards to a reckless and hedonistic lifestyle. The concubines are portrayed as both seductive and deadly, drawing the singer towards their way of life with a slinky song and promising escape.


Line by Line Meaning

It slips back to bad old ways the plague is coming home
Returning to harmful habits, the consequences are returning to haunt us


The concubines of debauchery
Those who indulge in sinful and immoral behavior


Sing their slinky song
They allure and seduce with their enticing ways


The blood is pumping in our heads
Feeling a rush of excitement and desire


We're foaming at the mouth
We're uncontrollably eager and hungry for pleasure


Like greedy dogs we're waiting for you to set us free
Desperately craving liberation from our own desires, hoping you can deliver us


Epiphany
An abrupt or profound realization


Won't you come...
We're begging for your help and salvation




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