Eyes
Voodoo Church Lyrics


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Let her be she belongs to me
And the moment comes when I no longer know your name

A lonely maiden stands beyond infernal fire
A prince awaits his destiny for all time
Oh baby darling you will see
Your blood belongs to him
A soulless feast
Reborn by the power of the darkness face
A rebirth of his lover to avenge his hate
Oh baby darling you will see
Your blood belongs to him a soulless feast

Heaven betrayed you
They said that her soul could not be saved
A better believer

The blood his life his sword sacrificed the cross
Returning with a hunger by the power of love
Oh baby darling you will see
Your blood belongs to him a soulless feast

Heaven betrayed you
They said that her soul could not be saved
A better believer





Let her be she belongs to me
And the moment comes when I no longer know your name

Overall Meaning

The opening lyrics of "Eyes (Second Death)" by Voodoo Church set the tone for a gothic tale of possession and revenge. The first line, "Let her be she belongs to me," hints at ownership and control over the female character in the song. The singer claims her as his own, and later in the song, she belongs to the darkness and the prince who awaits her. The next line, "And the moment comes when I no longer know your name," suggests that the singer is losing touch with reality and succumbing to the dark forces driving him.


The verses describe a "lonely maiden" standing beyond an "infernal fire," while a prince waits for her destiny to be fulfilled. The chorus repeats the idea that the woman's blood belongs to the prince in a "soulless feast," hinting at a ritualistic sacrifice. The lyrics suggest that the woman is being reborn into a new form to avenge the prince's hate. The song builds to a climax with the lines, "Returning with a hunger by the power of love," indicating that the prince is fuelled by a dark love that drives his actions.


Overall, "Eyes (Second Death)" is a haunting narrative of possession, sacrifice, and revenge. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a gothic scene, with the brooding music adding to the atmosphere. The song is an example of Voodoo Church's dark, heavy sound, which draws on influences from metal, punk, and goth genres.


Line by Line Meaning

Let her be she belongs to me
The singer claims ownership of someone and does not want anyone else to interfere with their relationship.


And the moment comes when I no longer know your name
The relationship has become so intense that the singer loses their sense of identity.


A lonely maiden stands beyond infernal fire
A solitary woman stands amidst the flames of hell.


A prince awaits his destiny for all time
A royal male figure awaits his predetermined fate for eternity.


Oh baby darling you will see
The singer addresses their lover.


Your blood belongs to him
The lover's blood is dedicated to someone else.


A soulless feast
A gathering of people with no emotions or feelings involved.


Reborn by the power of the darkness face
The singer's lover is brought back to life through the unknown force of darkness.


A rebirth of his lover to avenge his hate
The singer's lover returned to life seeks revenge on hatred they were subjected to.


Heaven betrayed you
The person the singer is addressing was failed by heaven.


They said that her soul could not be saved
Heaven declared the singer's lover to be beyond redemption.


A better believer
The singer believes in something other than what heaven represents.


The blood his life his sword sacrificed the cross
The singer's blood, life and sword were sacrificed on the cross.


Returning with a hunger by the power of love
The singer is back with an insatiable appetite as a result of love.


Let her be she belongs to me
The singer claims ownership of the person they are addressing.


And the moment comes when I no longer know your name
The singer's love consumes them to the point where they lose their sense of identity.




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