Dark Horizon
Operatika Lyrics


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Deep in cold and lonely ocean
The weary spuls fell to rest
Grand illusions of devotion -
The Sailor's never-ending quest

Secrets unspoken,
Stories untold...
All fearful stories
Brought you the glories
Across the dreaded sea
Far from the distance
Black Sail's existence
Will never set you free
Fearing no treason
The edge of reason
Closer with every wave
All countless treasure
Beyond the measure
Took you straight to the grave

Sailing to the dark horizon
Under the spell of endless times
Held a hostage by the waters -
The price to pay for all your crimes

Secrets unspoken,
Stories untold...

All fearful stories
Brought you the glories
Across the dreaded sea
Far from the distance
Black Sail's existence
Will never set you free
Fearing no treason
The edge of reason
Closer with every wave
All countless treasure




Beyond the measure
Took you straight to the grave

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Operatika's song "Dark Horizon" paint a vivid picture of a sailor's journey, which ultimately leads him to his demise. The opening lines describe the lonely and cold setting of the ocean, where the sailor's weary soul falls to rest. The sailor is driven by grand illusions of devotion, always chasing an unattainable goal, which is his never-ending quest. The lyrics suggest that the sailor is on a journey, a dangerous one, where the stakes are high, and the price for his crimes is death, which he eventually pays.


The chorus of the song implies that the sailor's journey was a solitary one, a voyage ridden with fear and uncertainty. He sailed under the spell of endless times, held hostage by the waters, and was marked by the grim reaper for his sins. The lyrics also suggest that the sailor was fearless and determined, believing that he was beyond reproach and would do anything to get what he wanted, even if it meant sacrificing his life. However, his greed for countless treasure ultimately led to his doom.


Overall, "Dark Horizon" is a cautionary tale about the dangers of greed and the consequences of our actions.


Line by Line Meaning

Deep in cold and lonely ocean
In the midst of a chilling, isolated sea


The weary souls fell to rest
Those who were tired found peace and solace


Grand illusions of devotion -
The idea of being loyal and dedicated to something or someone that may not be real


The Sailor's never-ending quest
A pursuit that seems to have no final destination or goal


Secrets unspoken,
Those things that are kept hidden and never said aloud


Stories untold...
Narratives that have yet to be shared and revealed


All fearful stories
The terrifying tales that have been exchanged and handed down


Brought you the glories
The frightening stories were the source of your accomplishments and rewards


Across the dreaded sea
Traveling over the fearful and ominous sea


Far from the distance
Being a vast distance away from everything and everyone familiar


Black Sail's existence
The reality of something dark and ominous that cannot be escaped


Will never set you free
You will always remain captive and unable to escape


Fearing no treason
Having no fear of betrayal or disloyalty


The edge of reason
Being close to losing your sanity or sense of reality


Closer with every wave
Approaching the brink of danger with each new wave


All countless treasure
Many valuable possessions that are too numerous to count


Beyond the measure
More than can be accurately quantified or expressed


Took you straight to the grave
Led you to your death


Sailing to the dark horizon
Traveling towards an unknown, ominous future


Under the spell of endless times
Being trapped under a curse of never-ending events and experiences


Held a hostage by the waters -
Being a captive to the sea and unable to escape its grasp


The price to pay for all your crimes
Experiencing the consequences of all the wrongs you have committed




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