Echidna
from Visions of Esoteric Splendor by Serpent Rider
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lyrics
Coils betwixt the rock, slithering din abounds
Lanerly in the dark
Half-nymph maiden, fair as dawn
Glorious goddess and terrible matron
The horror, the mad Echidna
Bearing the children of Typhaon
Twisted in glory, serpentine but beautiful
Mother of monsters, all alone in the dark!
Silence surrounds, nothing but pain
All alone in the darkness and completely insane!
Half-nymph maiden, fair as dawn
Glorious goddess and terrible matron
The horror, the mad Echidna
Bearing the children of Typhaon
Nothing interrupts poor Echidna
In her sad gluttony
Sire of the damned brood,
Born alive in the silent dark
Cerberus! Orthus! Hydra, Sphinx-
A thousand sons, a thousand men lost!
To the children of poor, mad Echidna
Mother of monsters, all alone in the dark!
Lanerly in the dark
Half-nymph maiden, fair as dawn
Glorious goddess and terrible matron
The horror, the mad Echidna
Bearing the children of Typhaon
Twisted in glory, serpentine but beautiful
Mother of monsters, all alone in the dark!
Silence surrounds, nothing but pain
All alone in the darkness and completely insane!
Half-nymph maiden, fair as dawn
Glorious goddess and terrible matron
The horror, the mad Echidna
Bearing the children of Typhaon
Nothing interrupts poor Echidna
In her sad gluttony
Sire of the damned brood,
Born alive in the silent dark
Cerberus! Orthus! Hydra, Sphinx-
A thousand sons, a thousand men lost!
To the children of poor, mad Echidna
Mother of monsters, all alone in the dark!
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from Visions of Esoteric Splendor,
released October 22, 2021
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Oct 2021 -
Jun 2019
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