1. Tulus is a Norwe… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists under the name Tulus
1. Tulus is a Norwegian Black Metal Band , formed in 1991 in Oslo. It later evolved into the band Khold. After Khold went on hold in 2006, Blodstrup and Sarke resurrected Tulus. Tulus has a “fourth member”: Blodstrup’s wife, Hildr (Hilde Nymoen), who writes all lyrics for both Tulus and Khold.
2. Tulus (born Muhammad Tulus; August 20, 1987 in Bukittinggi, West Sumatera, Indonesia), is an Indonesian pop jazz singer from Bandung, Indonesia. He made a very special music where he continued showing his passion in jazz without having to go too hard in it. He brings the side of jazz which is enjoyable, loveable and relaxing to listen by wider segment of music listeners. Look at how great his single “Sewindu” is doing right over leading radio stations all over the big cities of Indonesia in 2011. Musik Tulus (Tulus means Sincere in English); that’s the way he calls his music; is the kind of music that’s very friendly to everyone’s ears. His well-built and steady crooning voice will melt girls’ heart in no time, as for the guys, you will find the music easy to love as well.
3. Tulus is a choir from Jyväskylä, Finland.
Natal Day
Tulus Lyrics
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In the gloomfull, dispiriting black.
Born from a mother not awake,
Blood is the solitary track.
Knifelike rain in cuttings wind,
Lashed against a dying mother's face.
The owls sighed, the reaper grinned,
Harvester of the dead,
Inescapably led
To her inalterable bed.
Left on the soaked moss, her male child,
Attracting the creatures of the woods,
Some in fury, some beguiled,
Greed gave triumph to the wolf.
Taken to the damp and noisome lair,
Fed on the flesh from his mater.
Sleeping and waking, unaware,
Evermore faithful, but a traitor
Cold, appalled, awaken,
Never meant to be taken
By the harvester of the forsaken.
The lyrics to Tulus's song Natal Day describe a bleak and ominous scene beside a darkened lake. The singer describes the birth of a child, whose mother is not conscious to witness the arrival of her offspring. The use of blood as a solitary track seems to indicate that this birth is unnatural or perhaps even dangerous. The child is left beside the lake, and we see the impact of the harsh elements on the mother and her offspring with knifelike rain being lashed against her face.
As the child is left on the moss, they attract the creatures of the woods, who are all competing to consume the child. It's highlighted that some animals are driven by fury, while others are beguiled by the helpless infant. The imagery of the wolf triumphing through greed seems to be a metaphor for the harsh reality of life and the struggle for survival.
Throughout the song, we also encounter the harvester of the dead, who appears to embody death itself. The reference to the harvester being inescapably led to their inalterable bed is a reminder that death is inevitable and inescapable. In the final verse, we see the child growing up in the wilderness, eating the flesh of their mater, and unknowingly becoming a traitor. The song is a powerful reflection on the harshness of life and the finality of death.
Line by Line Meaning
Benighted scene by the darkened lake,
The atmosphere is dark and hopeless while standing by a lake.
In the gloomfull, dispiriting black.
The scene is full of darkness and despair.
Born from a mother not awake,
The child was brought into the world by an unconscious mother.
Blood is the solitary track.
The only connection between mother and child is blood.
Knifelike rain in cuttings wind,
The rain is sharp and fierce in the gusts of wind.
Lashed against a dying mother's face.
The rain is hitting the mother's face, who is on the brink of death.
The owls sighed, the reaper grinned,
Nature is mourning the event, while death appears triumphantly.
Human scent, so easily traced.
The smell of a human is easy to pick up for predators.
Harvester of the dead,
Death is portrayed as a gatherer of souls.
Inescapably led
One cannot avoid death or its calling.
To her inalterable bed.
Death's resting place cannot be changed.
Left on the soaked moss, her male child,
The baby boy is abandoned on wet ground covered in vegetation.
Attracting the creatures of the woods,
The animals are drawn to the helpless infant.
Some in fury, some beguiled,
Some animals are angry, while others are enchanted.
Greed gave triumph to the wolf.
The wolf greedily claims the infant as a prize.
Taken to the damp and noisome lair,
The wolf takes the baby to his damp and filthy home.
Fed on the flesh from his mater.
The wolf feeds on the carcass of the mother.
Sleeping and waking, unaware,
The baby is unconscious of the horror of his surroundings.
Evermore faithful, but a traitor
The baby is loyal to the wolf who has betrayed him.
Cold, appalled, awaken,
The baby wakes up, terrified by his situation.
Never meant to be taken
The baby was never supposed to be taken by the wolf.
By the harvester of the forsaken.
The wolf symbolizes death, the end of everything, and despair.
Contributed by Nora H. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
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saw them live for 25 years ago i think, they just changed name from Khold to tulus..