Idioma Origen:
ANNU KUNUK NERGAL
ANNU KUSSUM PAZUZU
ULTU ULLA
BIT LITUM.
Hark the howl ov pestilential wind!
Atem, devourer ov life forever blackening!
sculpted in stone by the assyrian wind
semen ov Hanpa has vomited Thee forth
reveal to us overwhelming might
release Thy rage destroyer ov lies.
hark the howl ov pestilential wind!
Atem, devourer ov life forever blackening!
unveil the primal chaos within Thyself
daughter ov Anu slain, Lamashtu annihilate!
reveal to us overwhelming might
release Thy rage destroyer ov lies.
transcending the wrath ov The Great Black
slay the reptile!
slay I command!
may 107 complete the cycle
when aeon ov Seth emerges
the desertstorms can not be tamed
when concubine ov chaos begins her dance
reveal to us overwhelming might
release Thy rage destroyer ov lies.
"Hail to you gods, on that day of the great reckoning. Behold me, I have come to you, without sin, without guilt, without evil, without a witness against me, without one whom I have wronged. I am one pure of mouth, pure of hands.
"The Book of the Dead, The Address to the Gods, 1700-1000 B.C.
Idioma Destino:
ANNU KUNUK NERGAL
ANNU KUSSUM PAZUZU
ULTU ULLA
BIT LITUM.
Hark the howl ov pestilential wind!
Atem, devourer ov life forever blackening!
sculpted in stone by the assyrian wind
semen ov Hanpa has vomited Thee forth
reveal to us overwhelming might
release Thy rage destroyer ov lies.
hark the howl ov pestilential wind!
Atem, devourer ov life forever blackening!
unveil the primal chaos within Thyself
daughter ov Anu slain, Lamashtu annihilate!
reveal to us overwhelming might
release Thy rage destroyer ov lies.
transcending the wrath ov The Great Black
slay the reptile!
slay I command!
may 107 complete the cycle
when aeon ov Seth emerges
the desertstorms can not be tamed
when concubine ov chaos begins her dance
reveal to us overwhelming might
release Thy rage destroyer ov lies.
"Hail to you gods, on that day of the great reckoning. Behold me, I have come to you, without sin, without guilt, without evil, without a witness against me, without one whom I have wronged. I am one pure of mouth, pure of hands.
"The Book of the Dead, The Address to the Gods, 1700-1000 B.C.