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Amorphis ~ Vulgar Necrolatry (cd Bonus Track)


(lyrics: j. ahlroth) (music: t. koivusaari) Erosion of life i see It makes the passion burn in me Life it always withers away Death will eternally stay Corpses in their coffins Forever rest in peace ? There sleeping with the aspergillus Is this justice to the dead ? The atrocious sight of burial ecremony Christians weeping for the departed They won't understand, they should envy them ! The deceased they know, if there's a paradise Or shall we feel, the purgatory ! I open the graves, admire the rot I can feel the presence, of something beyond Aureola of nauseating reek Wings of shriveled skin Holy beauty of a carcass Divine sight for me to gaze upon ! Necrolatic ! reverence for putrefaction Necrolatic ! reverence for the stench I kneel, before a carrion I pray, before the dead I know, they shall rise I fear, for the scourge I revere, power of the dead more free lyrics

(lyrics: j. ahlroth)
(music: t. koivusaari)

Erosion of life i see
It makes the passion burn in me
Life it always withers away
Death will eternally stay

Corpses in their coffins
Forever rest in peace ?
There sleeping with the aspergillus
Is this justice to the dead ?

The atrocious sight of burial ecremony
Christians weeping for the departed
They won't understand, they should envy them !

The deceased they know, if there's a paradise
Or shall we feel, the purgatory !
I open the graves, admire the rot
I can feel the presence, of something beyond

Aureola of nauseating reek
Wings of shriveled skin
Holy beauty of a carcass
Divine sight for me to gaze upon !

Necrolatic ! reverence for putrefaction
Necrolatic ! reverence for the stench

I kneel, before a carrion
I pray, before the dead
I know, they shall rise
I fear, for the scourge
I revere, power of the dead

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