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Ethereal Journeys |
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Vaste oceane stellate, virgo omnis malefici, |
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Est hospes mirus se mergens in sinum tuum. |
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Creaturam tuam custodi, tempestate ignem arce, |
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Quem non restinguere potes. |
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Venit Lucifer! |
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Venit angelus mortis! |
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Luciferian Revolution! |
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Far beyond the sky, |
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Far beneath the heavens, |
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Where once before I died, |
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To perpetuate my hymen... |
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...with a star... |
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Heading for the open sky... where the flames never dared to come... |
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The rays of the moon linking the spheres... the molochian comets... |
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During my ethereal journeys, |
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With celestial glory and pride, |
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I will celebrate the day |
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When you become my bride. |
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To rape the shining stars in the secrets of the dying light. |
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The starred delights will enrapture my soul to insanity. |
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Rapturous elevation frightening the God of Light. |
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I tear the flowers of the sky, |
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The firmaments of stars embosomed in His Creation, |
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But the starlit ocean will not quench my thirst for their glowing nectar: |
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I drained the wine of a thousand suns. |
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Sanctus, sanctus, sanctus, |
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Dominus deus sabaoth, |
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Pleni sunt caelum et terra gloria tua. |
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Hosanna in excelsis. |
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You are the light, I am the flame, |
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The freezing blow of my thoughts unburns me |
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And I am dying but cannot die. |
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The divine has deserted the altar |
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Where your pain is multuplied in the prism |
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Of my lust witnessed by the stars. |
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The delight burns at its paroxism. |
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To rape the shining stars in the secrets of the dying light. |
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The starred delights will enrapture my soul to insanity. |
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Rapturous elevation frightening the God of Light. |
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I was made the Morningstar, |
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Embowered from the night... |
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God of Lie, I am the Prince of Darkness, the Star of Mourning |
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Hunting the light of salvation. |
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O Domine, |
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Dona nobis vim, ut eum oppugnemus. |
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In nos luminem perpetuum fundi iube. |
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You took the fire in my eyes |
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When I was starving of light. |
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You take delights in my cries |
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For I am dying but cannot die. |
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While entrusting the flame to a celestial abyss, |
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I will get drunk of screaming and of pain, |
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And the silence and the night will move at last unto me. |
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Far beyond the sky, |
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Far beneath the heavens |
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Where once before I died, |
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To perpetuate my hymen... |
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With a star! |