| 歌曲 | Anubis |
| 歌手 | Nik Turner |
| 专辑 | Sphynx |
| With my jackal-like head man calleth me Anubis | |
| Child of love of Nephtys and Osiris | |
| Vigilant on my mountain, of the gods I am protector | |
| In wood be my image, a powerful sceptre | |
| Like the earth t’kau which the gods mouths I loosed | |
| In my Hall of Two Truths no untruth be excused | |
| The heart in the balance, the tongue I test | |
| In my hall divine we try only the best | |
| Please observe, my dear Thoth, my weighing precision | |
| The fate of this heart rests upon thy decision | |
| My Anubian lights can lead it to the next world | |
| Or, unjustified, to the Dread Devourer be hurled | |
| I perform psychostasis, give thou me thy hand | |
| Fit thee up with space/time suit, make firm thy thighs to stand | |
| My stealth with… I call to thee hither | |
| I can destroy thoughts within thee, come thee therefore thither | |
| I keep the con of movements of planets and spaces | |
| Numbers and forms, bodies and places | |
| Placed the stars in the constellation of the Great Bear | |
| Held from Set ‘til Thoth takes it in care | |
| On the day of which the universe began | |
| It was my lot to allot destinty to each man |
| With my jackallike head man calleth me Anubis | |
| Child of love of Nephtys and Osiris | |
| Vigilant on my mountain, of the gods I am protector | |
| In wood be my image, a powerful sceptre | |
| Like the earth t' kau which the gods mouths I loosed | |
| In my Hall of Two Truths no untruth be excused | |
| The heart in the balance, the tongue I test | |
| In my hall divine we try only the best | |
| Please observe, my dear Thoth, my weighing precision | |
| The fate of this heart rests upon thy decision | |
| My Anubian lights can lead it to the next world | |
| Or, unjustified, to the Dread Devourer be hurled | |
| I perform psychostasis, give thou me thy hand | |
| Fit thee up with space time suit, make firm thy thighs to stand | |
| My stealth with I call to thee hither | |
| I can destroy thoughts within thee, come thee therefore thither | |
| I keep the con of movements of planets and spaces | |
| Numbers and forms, bodies and places | |
| Placed the stars in the constellation of the Great Bear | |
| Held from Set ' til Thoth takes it in care | |
| On the day of which the universe began | |
| It was my lot to allot destinty to each man |