Requiem of Darkness (Chant of The Nephilim)

By The Fallen Angel

~The Fallen Angels of Tartaros chant this hymn in
Blasphemy...If you listen, you can almost hear them...~

Red skies, gold chandeliers
In the heavens they behold in majesty

Horizons, blood oceans
Shifting from their ruby glare obscurity

Steady aging falling light
Slowly fading in the night

Evanescence of its presence non existing
Thus the twilight call of Gehenna

Black clouds, and silver rain
Drenched in crimson trails a path to infamy

Mantras and unspoken prayers
Unanswered, left unsaid broke hopes and dreams

Dark shadows swallow life
Hollow eyes reflect moonlight

Samael’s Scythe shall gather many souls divergent
Dusk ‘til Dawn until the end of time

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Published on Wednesday, November 5, 2003. Filed under: "Lyrics"

Comments on "Requiem of Darkness (Chant of The Nephilim)"

On Wednesday, December 10, 2003, Diva_Satanica (74) wrote:

wicked black metal shall go great with this one. we need more of your darkend lyrics.-D.S
On Tuesday, November 18, 2003, _Andrew_ (245) wrote:

this is just... crazy lol, all i can really say is that this piece was just magnificent, as always and as lilith stated, its very dark and mysterious, perhaps thats y i keep coming back for more, awesome
On Saturday, November 15, 2003, Drea (1388) wrote:

i must admit this made a tear come to my eye. your words...*has no words* ~Drea~
On Thursday, November 6, 2003, OLd SouL (717) wrote:

Fallen, holy ****... What a masterful work of art here. I'm going to tuck this in my fav list for a while to savor. :::OLd
A former member wrote: I hear them... Yes I do... Fantastic job, I really, really love this. So dark and mysterious... *Lilith*
On Monday, May 17, 2004, Death (28) wrote:

i'd have to agree with Lady_Lilith. this is a wonderful piece. dark, mysterious, and fantastic. the more i read, the more i love your work
On Tuesday, March 30, 2004, Anth (1126) wrote:

so.. so.. SO.. SO....MYSTERIOUS, im swallowed by your work, yea this would go well to a gehenna song