SEPULTURA
- Ostia Lyrics / with translationsThe skies are open before me
The crowd of souls in sudden flight
Hoping for prayers in the world
Late repentant, no stain from hell
I thought the worst had, I thought the worst had past
I will not trust what I can not see
None will have the time to strike a blow - the final blow
Hell - no stain from hell
Those fools are the ones we vote for
The kings and rules of negligence
Taking a nation to lead in decay
A shade announcing another law
Can not believe I couldn't escape
No chance to leave this plague
I have to be cleansed, from all the blame
The final blow!
The crowd of souls in sudden flight
Hoping for prayers in the world
Late repentant, no stain from hell
I thought the worst had, I thought the worst had past
I will not trust what I can not see
None will have the time to strike a blow - the final blow
Hell - no stain from hell
The kings and rules of negligence
Taking a nation to lead in decay
A shade announcing another law
Can not believe I couldn't escape
No chance to leave this plague
I have to be cleansed, from all the blame
The final blow!
Facts about Ostia
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Ostia is written by Andreas Kisser, Derrick Green, Paulo Pinto, Igor Cavalera.
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It is first released on July 01, 2005 as part of Sepultura's album "Dante XXI" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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When we delve into what the artist truly meant to convey, the song Ostia by Sepultura uses its metaphors to show how society decays when leaders fail their duties. The song uses the term 'stain from Hell' to show how corruption spreads through society and the term 'final blow' to show the most severe outcome that results from poor leadership. The song Ostia uses its lyrics to express social issues while showing the singer's emotional state through his feelings of anger and despair and his need to think about life. The song shows how important betrayal and disillusionment and corruption and redemption are to its message. The lyrics present mature themes that include betrayal and decay and hopelessness which may disturb younger listeners. The repeated phrase 'the final blow' creates an intense effect which becomes inappropriate for listeners who belong to younger age groups.
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Ostia falls under the genre Rock.
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Ostia song length is 3 minutes and 06 seconds.
Who wrote Ostia lyrics?
Ostia is written by Andreas Kisser, Derrick Green, Paulo Pinto, Igor Cavalera.
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When was Ostia released?
It is first released on July 01, 2005 as part of Sepultura's album "Dante XXI" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Ostia lyrics?
When we delve into what the artist truly meant to convey, the song Ostia by Sepultura uses its metaphors to show how society decays when leaders fail their duties. The song uses the term 'stain from Hell' to show how corruption spreads through society and the term 'final blow' to show the most severe outcome that results from poor leadership. The song Ostia uses its lyrics to express social issues while showing the singer's emotional state through his feelings of anger and despair and his need to think about life. The song shows how important betrayal and disillusionment and corruption and redemption are to its message. The lyrics present mature themes that include betrayal and decay and hopelessness which may disturb younger listeners. The repeated phrase 'the final blow' creates an intense effect which becomes inappropriate for listeners who belong to younger age groups.
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Which genre is Ostia?
Ostia falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Ostia?
Ostia song length is 3 minutes and 06 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Andreas Kisser, Derrick Green, Paulo Pinto, Igor Cavalera
Record Label(s): 2006 Steamhammer, a division of SPV GmbH
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