AWAKENING
Ereb Altor Lyrics


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The Night is here
Silent steps towards my own fate
Hesitation is for the weak of souls
Trembling I grasp my sword
Pulsating blood in my veins
This is the day of days
Can I really succeed
Where so many men have failed
But my hate has now ceased




All that my life would have been

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Ereb Altor's song Awakening seem to tell the story of a warrior who is preparing to face his destiny. The first line, "The Night is here," sets the mood for the song – it is a dark and dangerous time. The singer is taking "silent steps" towards his fate, indicating that he is aware of the gravity of the situation and is preparing himself accordingly. The next line asserts that "Hesitation is for the weak of souls," suggesting that the warrior is confident in his abilities and is not afraid to confront the challenges that lie ahead.


As the song continues, we see that the singer is both excited and fearful. "Pulsating blood in my veins" suggests that he is filled with adrenaline and anticipation. However, he also wonders if he can "really succeed where so many men have failed." Despite this, he has overcome his hatred and is ready to face whatever challenges will come his way. The final line, "All that my life would have been," seems to indicate that the singer knows that this moment is a turning point in his life and that he is prepared to accept whatever consequences may come from his actions.


Line by Line Meaning

The Night is here
The darkness of the night has arrived on this fateful night


Silent steps towards my own fate
I quietly move forward towards the destiny that awaits me


Hesitation is for the weak of souls
Only the feeble-minded hesitate when faced with daunting challenges


Trembling I grasp my sword
With a shaky hand, I take hold of my weapon


Pulsating blood in my veins
Adrenaline courses through my veins, preparing me for battle


This is the day of days
Today is the most important day of my life


Can I really succeed
I question my ability to triumph over the odds


Where so many men have failed
So many before me have tried and failed at this same task


But my hate has now ceased
My anger and hatred that consumed me has dissipated


All that my life would have been
Reflecting on what could have been, had I not embarked on this dangerous journey




Writer(s): Joseph M. Martin

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