Sharasad - Odysseus testo lyric

TESTO

The sweet echoes of the Siren's song,
The innocent tones of deadly wrong,
Any man would be lured away,
though none lived to see another day.
No man, that is, apart from one.

It seemed necessary, one had to be bury
She came with one cherry, looked like cemetery
They felt Machiavellian, mermaid or reptilian
“These are poisoned seas, block the whole crew’s ears”

He tied himself to the mast of his ship,
For he knew he would not sustain his grip,
He waited patiently as they neared by by,
They feared, they feared, they feared.

Lend me your fears
Your heart has been pierced
Sweet for your ears
Love me, you drear
Lend me your fears
Your heart has been pierced
Sweet for your ears
Love me, you drear.

The closer to the monsters he came,
The stronger their powerful call became,
It was harder and harder to resist.

The persuasive creatures reached out,
Clearing away any trace of doubt,
He went to join them in the sea,

“She won’t let me drown,
She’ll have the crown”,
Odysseus was fooled by hounds

“She won’t let me drown,
She’ll have the crown”,

Once they were past the fatal call,
He climbed up to join them all,
Together they returned home again,
Where he was finally able to explain.

To this day Odysseus is still,
The only man who had the will,
To truly listen to the deadly tune,
They feared, they feared, they feared

Lend me your fears
Your heart has been pierced
Sweet for your ears
Love me, you drear
Lend me your fears
Your heart has been pierced
Sweet for your ears
Love me, you drear
on, my obsidian throne