The King's Return
Krusader Lyrics


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Skies that art over my head
Heaven or hell is this emissary from?
Cheating my soul art my eyes!
How canst such a resemblance exist?

No! Among sun and moon
Resemblance there is
The most correct word for what I see
Is: Equality
This sensation that drowns my spirit
Makes me call thee Hamlet,
King of Denmark, my father!

I do not fear for my life, because
I'm so immortal as thee
And there's no way to lose something
That doth not has belonged to us
Go ahead, I'll follow thee and soon
I'll know the reasons...
Why hath the king returned...

Tell me, my beloved father
What make thee rip out of thy shroud
And walk once again in a world
That doth not belong to thee anymore

Tell me, lord of the lords,
Owner of my soul
Thou art so generous for giving me life
Tell me what I canst do
To bring thee peace
And I shall satisfy thy will

Thou hast broken the walls which
Separate the worlds. Why?
Thou hast broken the peace that awaits
For us since born we wert

Tell me father, I'm begging
In the name of the years




That I hast given thee
All my honest feelings

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Krusader's song The King's Return begin with the singer wondering whether the skies above him represent heaven or hell. He then questions the existence of something or someone that resembles his own soul so closely that he feels cheated by it. However, he realizes that this resemblance is not limited to his own soul but extends to everything around him, including the sun and the moon. He uses the word "equality" to describe this sensation and then goes on to address Hamlet, the King of Denmark, who he refers to as his father. He tells him that he fears nothing because he is just as immortal as Hamlet and there is no way for him to lose anything that does not belong to him. He pledges to follow him to find out why the king has returned.


The second part of the lyrics has the singer addressing his father directly and asking him why he has returned to a world that no longer belongs to him. He asks him what he can do to bring him peace and make him happy. He questions why his father has broken the walls that separate the worlds and the peace that they were meant to bring. He concludes by begging his father to listen to him and trust his honest feelings.


The song seems to deal with themes of mortality, legacy, and the relationships between fathers and sons. It acknowledges the fact that all things are equal in the end and that death is the great equalizer. The singer's quest to find out why his father has returned from the afterlife could be read as a metaphor for our own search for meaning and purpose in life. The song's use of Shakespearean language and references to Hamlet add to its dramatic and poetic character.


Line by Line Meaning

Skies that art over my head
I am looking up at the sky above me.


Heaven or hell is this emissary from?
I am unsure if this person is from heaven or hell.


Cheating my soul art my eyes!
My eyes are deceiving me.


How canst such a resemblance exist?
How can this person look so much like my father?


No! Among sun and moon
No, there is something else going on.


Resemblance there is
There is definitely a resemblance.


The most correct word for what I see
The best way to describe what I am seeing is


Is: Equality
Equality, as if this person is my father.


This sensation that drowns my spirit
This feeling is overwhelming me.


Makes me call thee Hamlet, King of Denmark, my father!
I am starting to believe that you are my father, the King of Denmark, Hamlet.


I do not fear for my life, because
I am not afraid of dying because


I'm so immortal as thee
I am immortal, just like you, my father.


And there's no way to lose something
There is no way to lose something


That doth not has belonged to us
That never belonged to us in the first place.


Go ahead, I'll follow thee and soon
I will follow you wherever you go and soon


I'll know the reasons...
I will understand why you have returned.


Tell me, my beloved father
Please tell me, my dear father,


What make thee rip out of thy shroud
What made you come out of your grave?


And walk once again in a world
And walk around in a world


That doth not belong to thee anymore
That you do not belong to anymore.


Tell me, lord of the lords,
Please tell me, powerful ruler,


Owner of my soul
The one who owns my soul.


Thou art so generous for giving me life
You were so generous for giving me life,


Tell me what I canst do
Tell me what I can do


To bring thee peace
To make you feel at peace.


And I shall satisfy thy will
And I will do whatever you ask of me.


Thou hast broken the walls which
You have broken down the boundaries which


Separate the worlds. Why?
Separate the different worlds. Why did you do this?


Thou hast broken the peace that awaits
You have also disrupted the peace that was supposed to come


For us since born we wert
For us since the day we were born.


Tell me father, I'm begging
Please tell me, Father, I am begging you,


In the name of the years
For the sake of all the years


That I hast given thee
That I have given to you.


All my honest feelings
All of my sincere emotions.




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