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A melodic thrasher that covers all the bases, from old school thrash, to classic metal, to melodic death, with a hint of Power metal. Check it out. |
Credits: John Welborn, Doug McAllister, Arthur Baca |
Story Behind the Song
Based on concepts from the movie "What Dreams May Come", this song is about a man who in the afterlife journeys from heaven to hell to retrieve his lover, and soulmate. She was damned after she killed herself over grief of having lost her husband.
Lyrics
I would storm the gates of hell to see you once again.
Hear devil footsteps in the corridors of sin;
My angel guide takes flight to lead me through the din.
The deafening winds taunt me to give in.
Boldly I charge into the pit of eternal fire,
Burning souls exalt to form the Devil’s choir,
Nearing Styx the smell of sulphur bites my nose,
And I am left alone to pay the boatman’s toll.
And we ride into the depths of hell.
Crossing the scorch’d earth
Beneath a burning sky
And with a squinted eye
Into the depths I ride.
Across the barren lands
Into the heart of flame
Where hatred knows no bounds
Love has no name.
Fear not my fallen dove
For you are not to blame
Nothing can stop true love
Our paradise regained.
If I close my eyes you’re always there,
But my empty heart keeps me aware.
And you know I love you so,
I’d rather die than go on alone.
…Cry not my love.
…Devils make way.
And though I walk on burning coals
The horror chills me to the bone.
Listen close and hear the moans
Of the weak and dying souls.
When I see you there
Looking at me through your empty stare.
I wonder where you are
And if you still love me.
…Cry not my love.
…Devils make way.
As I’m watching you
Through my eyes so pale and blue
I see your tears of pain
Was I to blame.
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