1). Howard Phillips Lovecraft (August 20, 1890 – March 15, 1937) was an Ame… Read Full Bio ↴1). Howard Phillips Lovecraft (August 20, 1890 – March 15, 1937) was an American author of fantasy, horror and science fiction. Although Lovecraft's readership was limited during his life, he has become a cult figure in the horror genre and is noted as creator of the Cthulhu Mythos as well as the famed Necronomicon.

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Beyond the Wall of Sleep
H. P. Lovecraft Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Beyond the Wall of Sleep' by these artists:

Rage I have a strange dream I cannot explain And when I'll lay…
Sentenced Fade into dream... Deep into a dormant pseudo-life Drown int…
Sopor Aeternus & The Ensemble of Shadows Every now and then it seems to me that there is…
Taneli Jarva Fade into dream Deep into a dormant pseudo-life Drown into…
Ultar Stop thinking I′ve gone crazy! It's not so, you didn′t see…

We have lyrics for these tracks by H. P. Lovecraft:

At The Mountains Of Madness All along there is love we need All you are we…
Blue Jack of Diamonds Eight o'clock, nine o'clock, ten o'clock All is well for the…

Dagon Bloodshed Torture For us The hour of reckoning is drawing n…
It's About Time Well, it's about time for the rising sun It's about time…
Let Love is but a song we sing, Hear a way we…
Let's Get Together Love is but the song we sing It is the way…
Memory Thanks for the memory Of sentimental verse, Nothing in my …
Mobius Trip Walking down the street I feel like crashing Everybody's gro…
Polaris Advertising as a generic way to free Energetic flame just to…
Spin Spin Spin Spin, spin, spin my little darling Spin, spin, spin my littl…
That's the Bag I'm In I'll burn my fingers on my coffee pot My toast is…
The Alchemist You quit calling I quit texting You keep ghosting me I lost …
The Drifter I sat in the shade of your old apple orchard I…
The Music of Erich Zann There's a flame that leads all souls astray No one's safe…
The Picture in the House Ay yo, this is the PM steppin' to the AM. Flippin'…
The Street Yeppa Yeppa homeboys That's the nigga Low-G Puttin' it down …
The Terrible Old Man Yeah 정확히 언제지는 몰라 하지만 선명히 떠올라 첨으로 낚였었던 순간 머리를 밝혔었던 섬광 지금 창…
The Time Machine Ride upon the time machine It only costs a dime, it's…
The Tomb 747, baby we get higher than the sky We’ll live in…
The Tree Roots Don't forget your roots Don't forget your roots Don't …
The White Ship The white ship has sailed and left me here again Out…

Wayfaring Stranger I am a poor wayfaring stranger Travelling through this world…

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@littlewing7813

18w

Black Sabbath- Behind the wall of sleep

Vengence cupped within the flower
Deadly petals with strange power
Faces shine a deadly smile
Look upon you at your trial

Chill that numbs from head to toe
Icy sun with frosty glow
Words that go read to your sorrow
Words that go read no tommorow

Feel your spirit rise with the breeze
See your body falling to it's knees
Sleeping wall of remorse
Turns your body to a corpse
Turns your body to a corpse
Turns your body to a corpse
Sleeping wall of remorse
Turns your body to a corpse, come on
Come on

Now from darkness there springs light
Wall of sleep is cool and bright
Wall of sleep is lying broken
Sun shines in you have awoken

Hey, hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey, hey
Hey, come on, I can't fuckin' hear you
Hey, hey, hey, hey

All comments from YouTube:

@al2642

2y↑13

"too much of an animal, too little a man". Masterpiece

@VildhjartaFanGurl

2y↑6

I dream in full cinematic lives. I feel this in a way I cannot communicate effectively.

@Sigismund5765

33w↑2

I love this book so much H.P. Lovecraft was such a great writer! I'm not much of a ready but I will always read his stories. My imagination runs wild when reading these books. Makes me happy thinking about the gods and his universe.
24:19 - 28:00 I love that whole convo between them "You have been my only friend on this planet" 😢 Maybe a lone star never knew friendship but this one alone. Such a masterpiece

@bentillotson8241

3y↑7

such a beautiful tale

@littlewhiterabbit202

2y↑1

@judeous5866

13w

This is great

@GiggaVega

41w

Great narration. I've been listening to your Audi books lately & your voice completely suits the Lovecraftian lore.
You inspired me to try my hand at doing audio visual videos.
All the best👍

@VildhjartaFanGurl

2y↑2

These are the best.

@philipdevereaux5792

17w

Aside from calling indigenous people primitive...a good interpretation of the nature of the reality of dreams. Indigenous people knew of the importance of dreams long before this tale was "dreamt" up.

@paddypibblet846

Look at you, reaching for straws in order to justify your politics. They were primitive by every possible objective measure. It's not that Lovecraft was incorrect, it's that it bothers you to hear him label things correctly.

@philipdevereaux5792

@@paddypibblet846 I wouldn’t be listening to a reading of Lovecraft if I didn’t appreciate his work. Also, you’re the one politicizing this, not me. You aren’t politicizing it either, really. It’s a question of semantics, in my mind. In terms of evolution, native peoples were not evolutionarily stunted or underdeveloped in comparison to Europeans; so it would be incorrect to call them “primitive”. Their appreciation of dreams, and the world of the mystical is, and always was, as relevant and developed as the mysticism of the rest of the world. That’s what I was saying. I appreciate this discussion, though. “Primitive” is a word that I think is incorrect, but not offensive. You, however, seem offended. I appreciate your comment though. If you would like to discuss this further, let’s do that; but don’t feel like you’ve really “told me like it is”, when, as a matter of fact, we are telling each other how we see it from our differing perspectives. I, by the way, am confident my perspective could be enriched if I consider yours. Let’s visit! We appreciate the same art, excuse me for appreciating it whilst also taking the liberty to think about it critically…but WE APPRECIATE THE SAME ART. So, we have THAT in common, don’t we?

@pinoman9242

2y↑2

He's the best.

@littlewing7813

18w

@Rick_Riff

1y↑3

"Lovecraft is a white supremacist" so I've been told but in this story he pretty much says Indians are smarter than rednecks. It's insulting, Lovecraft was intelligent enough to appreciate any culture worthy of praise but also had the intelligence to identify the dregs of society. He was a genius who saw what he saw and thought what he thought and wrote what he wrote.

@gizurrr964

27w↑2

sorry to be a woke sjw here but Lovecraft definitely was a racist (and not the "product of his time" kind of racist either). he was obsessed with his genealogy and the idea of him being of Teutonic/Germanic descent to the point that when he did research on his family records, he was devastated to find out he was partially Welsh on his mother's side. since then, he wrote that the "Celt did not taint his rural Saxon heart" in a letter. funnily enough, that fear of impure ancestry is echoed in The Shadow over Innsmouth as the protagonist gives into his Deep One instincts

regardless, Lovecraft was an excellent writer. one just has to remember that his fears (which were very problematic) were incorporated into his work

@Rick_Riff

27w

@@gizurrr964 I completely agree with everything you said for the most part. When I think of "racist" or "white supremacist" I never think of someone that denigrates the ignorant elitist whites while praising the wisdom of indigenous peoples with darker skin. I think he got caught up in some subconscious irregularities regarding stereotypical characteristics, but Lovecraft had no hate or elitism in his heart. Thanks for sharing, you're not an sjw or you'd of already called me a klansman or something and you wouldn't offer the insight you did up front.

@gizurrr964

27w↑1

@Rick_Riff fair enough. however, i have to say Lovecraft was raised practically with a silver spoon in his mouth, so hillbillies (and practically anybody who wasn't of white upper-class New England stock) scared the bejeezus out of him. there's a video essay called "Lovecraft and the Reactionary Mind" that basically sums his racism/prejudices/fears better than i could so i recommend you check it out

@Rick_Riff

27w↑1

@@gizurrr964 thanks sounds interesting. That's what I'm saying. Let's say you have a black dude like Carlton from Fresh Prince. He'd be scared of hillbillies but also his own people in the ghettos. Is Carlton a black supremacist or just an elitist? Lovecraft was definitely xenophobic and elitist but when you also look down at many people who look like you, then you're not a racist or white supremacist, you're an elitist douchebag. Not that any of it matters to me, I could care less what strangers think of me or what strangers think of each other. I'll check out that essay now thanks I love that stuff HP is a fascinating dude.