The Wanderer
Sabaoth Lyrics


Jump to: Overall Meaning ↴  Line by Line Meaning ↴

He lives in the corner of the forest
Where the sacrifices and rituals
Are consumed, tears and blood
Of weak mortals
He saw the witches dance
In those woods and now
He romes behind the trees
Because weak souls continue
Living in his lands and
He most protect them
His empire is martiry and pain
Only darkness and the deep reach him
The rest are no more tan nothing,




They are terrenial
And him superior.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Sabaoth's The Wanderer tell the story of a powerful being who lives in a secluded corner of the forest, where the weak mortals of the surrounding area come to make sacrifices and perform rituals in order to appease him. The being has seen the witches dance in his woods and now wanders among the trees, keeping a watchful eye on the weak souls who dwell in his lands. He deems them inferior to himself and his empire, which is built on martyrdom and pain. The being's world is one of darkness and depth, where earthly concerns are trivial and he is all-powerful.


Line by Line Meaning

He lives in the corner of the forest
Sabaoth inhabits a remote area of the forest, away from human settlement.


Where the sacrifices and rituals
In this location, rituals and sacrifices are performed as a way of worship.


Are consumed, tears and blood
These rituals involve the sacrifice of animals and humans, resulting in the shedding of tears and blood.


Of weak mortals
The victims of these sacrifices are mortal beings who are powerless against the forces of the forest.


He saw the witches dance
Sabaoth witnessed the witches performing a ritualistic dance amidst the trees.


In those woods and now
Since then, he has remained in the area, hidden among the foliage.


He roams behind the trees
While lurking in the shadows, Sabaoth wanders among the trees, keeping watch over his domain.


Because weak souls continue
His presence is necessary because humans continue to venture into his territory, despite the dangers.


Living in his lands and
Sabaoth considers the forest his personal property, and does not tolerate unauthorized visitors.


He must protect them
Part of Sabaoth's duty is to keep the weak souls who enter the forest safe from harm, even if they do not deserve it.


His empire is martiry and pain
Sabaoth's domain is a place of suffering and torment, not fit for the faint of heart.


Only darkness and the deep reach him
Within the trees, Sabaoth is surrounded by the darkness of the forest, and the hidden depths beneath the earth.


The rest are no more than nothing,
In his eyes, those who do not inhabit the forest are insignificant and powerless.


They are terrenial
To him, humans are mere mortal beings, tied to the earth and unable to comprehend the true power of the forest.


And him superior.
By contrast, Sabaoth considers himself as a supernatural being, the lord of the forest and its denizens.




Contributed by Aiden S. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
To comment on or correct specific content, highlight it

Genre not found
Artist not found
Album not found
Song not found

More Versions