Temple Of Decay
Marduk
Marduk
MARDUK
- Temple Of Decay LyricsHills will be deaf
and mountains will not hear
There be no caves
no corners there
To shade your souls from the fire
To shield your hearts from fear
His W R A T H is upon us
The Flames draw near
And evermore shall you kneel
Before the Altar of Death
Forever damned to the Temple
...of Decay
The skies shall explode
and the air itself ignite
But the flames thereof
shall bring no light
To lead you out from the darkness
of this unceasing Night
His W R A T H is upon us
and Death we invite
And evermore shall you kneel
Before the Altar of Death
Forever damned to the Temple
...of Decay
And evermore shall you kneel
Before the Altar of Death
Forever damned to the Temple
...of Decay
and mountains will not hear
There be no caves
no corners there
To shade your souls from the fire
To shield your hearts from fear
His W R A T H is upon us
The Flames draw near
And evermore shall you kneel
Before the Altar of Death
Forever damned to the Temple
...of Decay
The skies shall explode
and the air itself ignite
But the flames thereof
To lead you out from the darkness
of this unceasing Night
His W R A T H is upon us
and Death we invite
And evermore shall you kneel
Before the Altar of Death
Forever damned to the Temple
...of Decay
And evermore shall you kneel
Before the Altar of Death
Forever damned to the Temple
...of Decay
Facts about Temple Of Decay
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Temple Of Decay is written by Morgan Patrik Hakansson, Daniel Hans Johan Rosten, Magnus Andersson, Lars Thomas Ulf Broddesson.
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It is first released on May 28, 2012 as part of Marduk's album "Serpent Sermon" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Marduk in 'Temple of Decay' creates a very clear image of coming doom and the never-ending torture by means of expressions like 'altar of death' and 'temple of decay', thus, he reveals the certainty of extinction and the ever-present mood of fear and the worst kind of suffering. Temple of decay lyrics predominantly feature despair, angst, anger, heartbreak and reflection. The song, however, through these emotions, exposes the might of God’s rage and the extinction of the world. The lyrics consist of powerful ideas of death, decay, and wrath mixed with striking imagery of destruction and suffering. Such elements are more appropriate for an adult audience which is why the song is rated PG-13.
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Temple Of Decay falls under the genre Heavy Metal.
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Temple Of Decay song length is 5 minutes and 25 seconds.
Who wrote Temple Of Decay lyrics?
Temple Of Decay is written by Morgan Patrik Hakansson, Daniel Hans Johan Rosten, Magnus Andersson, Lars Thomas Ulf Broddesson.
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When was Temple Of Decay released?
It is first released on May 28, 2012 as part of Marduk's album "Serpent Sermon" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Temple Of Decay lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Marduk in 'Temple of Decay' creates a very clear image of coming doom and the never-ending torture by means of expressions like 'altar of death' and 'temple of decay', thus, he reveals the certainty of extinction and the ever-present mood of fear and the worst kind of suffering. Temple of decay lyrics predominantly feature despair, angst, anger, heartbreak and reflection. The song, however, through these emotions, exposes the might of God’s rage and the extinction of the world. The lyrics consist of powerful ideas of death, decay, and wrath mixed with striking imagery of destruction and suffering. Such elements are more appropriate for an adult audience which is why the song is rated PG-13.
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Which genre is Temple Of Decay?
Temple Of Decay falls under the genre Heavy Metal.
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How long is the song Temple Of Decay?
Temple Of Decay song length is 5 minutes and 25 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Morgan Patrik Hakansson, Daniel Hans Johan Rosten, Magnus Andersson, Lars Thomas Ulf Broddesson
Record Label(s): 2012 Century Media Records
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