Liberi Fatali
Koji Haijima Lyrics

The lyrics to Koji Haijima's song Liberi Fatali are a mixture of Latin and what seems to be a made-up language. The three phrases that are repeated throughout the song, "Fithos Lusec Wecos Vinosec," don't have a particular meaning or translation, but they convey a sense of urgency and importance. The song seems to be a call to action, urging the listener to wake up and rise from their slumber. The first two lines, "Excitate vos e somno, liberi mei/Cunae non sunt," mean "Wake up, my children, there are no cradles." It's unclear who the children are and what the cradles represent, but it could be a metaphor for being born anew or starting fresh.

The next two lines, "Excitate vos e somno, liberi fatali/Somnus non eat," means "Wake up, fated children, sleep will not come." This line suggests that whatever the listener is facing is a matter of destiny or fate and that they cannot simply go back to sleep and ignore it.

The rest of the song is a series of commands, urging the listener to seek out the garden of truth, to burn away the evils of the world with the fire of truth, and to walk confidently through the darkness. The final line, "Velete, liberi/Diebus fatalibus," means "Fly, children, on the fatal days," and seems to be a call to action for the final battle or confrontation.