Catastrophe
Necromancia Lyrics


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The terror comes from the sky
A trail of death, doom and destruction
Nature against the bastard son
There's no hope to survive
I don't know if I got strength to carry on

Storms and floods
Melting lava
Living torment





Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Necromancia's song Catastrophe paint a picture of a world being ravaged by natural disasters. The opening lines of "The terror comes from the sky" immediately conveys a sense of dread and helplessness as the trail of destruction wrought by these disasters seems never-ending. The phrase "Nature against the bastard son" highlights the inherent conflict between the natural world and humanity's impact upon it, with the personification of nature as a dominant force showing that in the end, nature will always prevail.


The second verse provides even more vivid descriptions of the damage caused, with "storms and floods" and "melting lava" presenting a range of disasters from the more common to the more catastrophic. The final line, "Living torment" further emphasizes the ongoing suffering of those affected by these disasters, and the bleakness of their situation is summed up in the closing line of the chorus: "There's no hope to survive." The uncertainty and fear of not knowing if they have the strength to carry on is a powerful reflection of the human spirit in the face of such devastation.


Line by Line Meaning

The terror comes from the sky
An overwhelming and frightful event is happening from above the people


A trail of death, doom and destruction
Resulting in a long path of fatalities, misfortune and complete ruin


Nature against the bastard son
The natural world has turned against humanity, especially those who have caused harm to the environment


There's no hope to survive
The situation is completely hopeless with no chance of making it through alive


I don't know if I got strength to carry on
The artist is unsure if they possess the necessary resilience to keep going and face the terrible circumstances


Storms and floods
Intense climatic conditions including strong winds, thunder and torrential rain, in addition to rising water levels


Melting lava
Hot, molten rock that has erupted from a volcano and causes immense destruction


Living torment
A prolonged and unbearable suffering caused by the catastrophic event




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