Flight
H.Z. Lyrics

The lyrics of H.Z.'s Flight of the Knight Bat are reflective of a world that has been ravaged by evil, with the lord of darkness seemingly the victor. The opening lines question who the chosen one is, indicating that even the "Knight Bat," a symbol of strength and courage, has failed to save the world from the grip of darkness. The reference to the "Greybeard, old man, carpenter's son" could be a nod to Jesus Christ and his father Joseph, both carpenters. The next line talks about a demon descending from the night, most likely a reference to Satan, who comes to take innocence, indicating the loss of innocence that the world has experienced.

The chorus has a sense of despair, with the repetition of "Flight of the Knight Bat" reinforcing the idea that the once mighty hero has failed. The lines "Oh Lord of Darkness, have you conquered the sun? Behold, the world has come undone" further emphasize the vulnerability of the world at the hands of evil. The lyricism ends with the last line, "Fly away Little Bat... This Basket of Death you can't deny!" which can be interpreted as a call to abandon the world and its troubles, as the situation is beyond redemption.