Rumours Of Rain
Morgana Lefay Lyrics


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Dark eyes staring through crystal
Wild laughs, demons of wisdom
Recall all the heretics of the dawn
Cry out the names of the angels
Spell god as in the beginning
Profane is the devil's grimoire
Salute the sage, he's the last in line
He sin too, well but so do I
He's in all, he's you and me
He is the king of infinity
Rise up, enter my shadow
Siege me, make me eternal
Save me, give me that piece of harmony
Pure me, sermon by fire
Burn up, envious liar
Black skies will darken
The world forever more
In a world of mystery
He shall rule, yes you shall see
He's in all, he's in you and me
He is the king of infinity
Dark angel of sin
He's calling to bring
Preach me the sefer Jezirah
Dark years, Fata Morgana
Black tears falling for the antichrist
Rise up, enter my shadow
Dark eyes, demons of wisdom
Black skies will darken
The world forever more
Salute the sage, he's the last in line
He sin too, well but so do I
He's in all, he's in you and me
He is the king of infinity




Dark angel of sin
He's calling to bring

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Morgana Lefay's song "Rumors of Rain" contain themes of darkness, mysticism, and the struggle between good and evil. The opening lines refer to dark eyes staring through crystal, and wild laughs that summon demons of wisdom. The song seems to explore the idea that there is an underlying unity between the divine and the demonic, with references to both the heretics of the dawn and the names of the angels.


The lyrics also touch on the role of sin and the human condition, with the line "He sin too, well but so do I" emphasizing that even those who are wise and powerful are not immune to temptation. Toward the end of the song, there is a sense of impending doom, as the black skies darken the world forever more and the antichrist is lamented with black tears falling.


Overall, "Rumors of Rain" is a complex and thought-provoking exploration of spiritual and philosophical ideas.


Line by Line Meaning

Dark eyes staring through crystal
Seeing clearly through the illusions of the world


Wild laughs, demons of wisdom
Despite being demonized, the wise ones have a sense of humor


Recall all the heretics of the dawn
Remembering those who were shunned for thinking outside the box


Cry out the names of the angels
Calling on divine beings for guidance


Spell god as in the beginning
Acknowledging the creative power of the divine


Profane is the devil's grimoire
Evil can be found in books as much as in people


Salute the sage, he's the last in line
Showing respect for the elders and their accumulated knowledge


He sin too, well but so do I
We are all imperfect and prone to making mistakes


He's in all, he's you and me
The divine is present within everyone and everything


He is the king of infinity
The divine is infinite and all-powerful


Rise up, enter my shadow
Inviting others to join in a journey into darkness and self-discovery


Siege me, make me eternal
Seeking immortality through personal transformation


Save me, give me that piece of harmony
Finding inner peace and balance through spiritual growth


Pure me, sermon by fire
Purifying oneself through trials and tribulations


Burn up, envious liar
Destroying the falsehoods and deceit within oneself


Black skies will darken
Troubling times are coming


The world forever more
The world as we know it will not be the same after these dark times


In a world of mystery
The unknown and the supernatural are always present


He shall rule, yes you shall see
The divine will ultimately prevail


Dark angel of sin
The embodiment of evil


He's calling to bring
Evil forces are gathering


Preach me the sefer Jezirah
Seeking esoteric knowledge to gain power


Dark years, Fata Morgana
Uncertain and deceptive times


Black tears falling for the antichrist
Sorrow for those who follow evil




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