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It was the mortal passion
The flame that lit the fire
The beauty of the starlight
Brought the cruelty of desire
A lover's link was broken
Another's vengeful plan
Was contrived through jealous hatred
For a cross of God and man
"I hope it will turn out so but I can't help
Being afraid
Perception is hindered by lust
To be sure of the choice you have made."
"Grant me this request, please
Just promise me your word
Attest to the mighty river
Let the truth be heard!"
She asked to see the power
His realm of life and love
His godly immortality
The thunder roared above
Her words were so quickly spoken
Lest he stop her from the deed
"I gave you my word, now my love
Your grim request I shall heed!"
Leaving his maiden
He rose to the sky
Returning in splendors
To earth he did fly
Subject to presence
Too brilliant to face
Another had killed passion's grace
The flame that lit the fire
The beauty of the starlight
Brought the cruelty of desire
A lover's link was broken
Another's vengeful plan
Was contrived through jealous hatred
For a cross of God and man
"I hope it will turn out so but I can't help
Being afraid
Perception is hindered by lust
To be sure of the choice you have made."
"Grant me this request, please
Just promise me your word
Attest to the mighty river
Let the truth be heard!"
She asked to see the power
His realm of life and love
His godly immortality
The thunder roared above
Her words were so quickly spoken
Lest he stop her from the deed
"I gave you my word, now my love
Your grim request I shall heed!"
Leaving his maiden
He rose to the sky
Returning in splendors
To earth he did fly
Subject to presence
Too brilliant to face
Another had killed passion's grace
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I think this song has to do with the mythological relationship between Zeus and Semele (father + mother of Dionysus) in Greek Mythology.
Semele was a priestess of Zeus who was seduced by him, and they had an affair.
Thus, the first stanza.
The second stanza has to do with Hera's jealousy of this relationship, and her plan to seek revenge.
Now before I continue, it should be made clear that there is a version of the myth which says that Hera disguised herself as a crane, befriended Semele, and suggested that Zeus was not really a god and the only way for him to prove it would be to ask him to reveal himself to see with her own eyes.
Now, for the fourth stanza ('I hope it will turn out so but I can't help being afraid Perception is hindered by lust to be sure of the choice you have made.')
I think this is a quote of Semele's inner thoughts. She hopes that Zeus is indeed who he says he is ("I hope it will turn out so but I can't help being afraid"), but also admits that her perception of him is distorted by her lust, so there is doubt in her mind.
So, when they meet again, Semele asks Zeus to swear by the river styx ("Mighty River") to uphold whatever request she asks of him ('Grant me this request, please Just promise me your word Attest to the mighty river Let the truth be heard!')
So in the next stanza we see what her request was -- To see Zeus in his full glory.
"Her words were so quickly spoken; Lest he stop her from the deed" Describes Zeus' shock then reluctance to comply with the wish, but remember that because he swore, he has no choice.
'I gave you my word, now my love; Your grim request I shall heed!' Here Zeus fulfills his promise, realizing what the result will be (Semele's death).
Upon revealing himself, the brilliance of his light kills Semele, because mortals cannot look upon Zeus' full form. ("Leaving his maiden he rose to the sky Returning in splendors to earth he did fly Subject to presence too brilliant to face")
"Another one killed passion's grace" can be looked upon as just a synopsis of the song, or an indication that this is not the first time that Zeus' mistresses have been struck by his full form.
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semele
One of my favourite Dream Theater songs finally given the quality it deserves on Score. very underrated.
wow i have never heard this song until I heard score and might I say you can so see the influnces they have like Rush and Metallica, Iron Maiden they really seem to seep through in this song. Even though most of the song does not really sound like Metallica really and I am not the biggest Iron Maiden fan, but there is something about Dream Theater that makes it sound like something unique. Anyways, for all you who have not bought Score what the hell are you waiting for GO BUY IT NOW!!!
I want to add this the first song the group wrote when they started 20 years ago.
The main reason I bought Score was to hear these gems I had never heard until now along with the other songs. Brilliant!
I've only heard the demo for the song (on the Majesty Demos). I really ought to get Score =/
Another Won FTW! Though I can't figure out what this song is about...
Okay here's what I gather, I don't know exactly, but here's my interpretation of what's going on here. let's look at it shall we?<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> It was the mortal passion <br /> The flame that lit the fire<br /> <br /> So the mortal passion is 2 people making love that was the flame that lit his fire. Him being an angel or some sort of God like creature obviously NOT moral and wanting to know what it's like to experience that kind of passion. That wantingness lit his fire.<br /> <br /> The beauty of the starlight<br /> Brought the cruelty of desire<br /> <br /> The beauty of the two mortals doing it under the startlight brought a desire that was cruel because he was not able to have it.<br /> <br /> A lover’s link was broken<br /> Another’s vengeful plan<br /> Was contrived through jealous hatred<br /> For a cross of God and man<br /> <br /> The 2 mortal's making love were split up by the angel out of jealousy and hatred. The angel had a vengeful plan to get back at the male mortal for having what he could not have, so the angel decides he's going to split them up and make love to the woman.<br /> <br /> "I hope it will turn out so but I can’t help<br /> Being afraid<br /> Perception is hindered by lust<br /> To be sure of the choice you have made."<br /> <br /> So the angel hopes he can have her, but is afraid of the consequences of his actions. His perception of the consequences is hindered by his lust for the woman, so he can't be sure of his choice here.<br /> <br /> "Grant me this request, please<br /> Just promise me your word<br /> Attest to the mighty river<br /> Let the truth be heard!"<br /> <br /> So the woman agrees to let the angel have her then, but asks for a request from the angel as a return favor for what she is to do for him. Let the truth be heard is her confirming to the angel not to lie to her.<br /> <br /> She asked to see the power<br /> <br /> Well, he's a God like angel and she want's to see his power.<br /> <br /> His realm of life and love<br /> <br /> She wants to see heaven.<br /> <br /> His godly immortality<br /> <br /> Again confirming what she wants to see.<br /> <br /> The thunder roared above<br /> <br /> Her request is granted but the heavens are not happy about it.<br /> <br /> Her words were so quickly spoken<br /> Lest he stop her from the deed<br /> <br /> She said okay to the angel so fast, the mortal man was unable to stop her from doing it.<br /> <br /> "I gave you my word, now my love<br /> Your grim request I shall heed!"<br /> <br /> The angel having had the woman say's, "I gave you my word and I will fulfill your request."<br /> <br /> Leaving his maiden<br /> He rose to the sky<br /> <br /> Um... Leaving the woman, he went straight up into the clouds...<br /> <br /> Returning in splendors<br /> To earth he did fly<br /> <br /> He flew back down to earth full of glorious power and light from heaven, it was a magnificent sight to behold.<br /> <br /> Subject to presence<br /> Too brilliant to face<br /> <br /> The subject is the heavenly splendor and it's soo beautiful is cannot be looked upon by mere mortals. This is in reference to the believe of God being light. There is a chapter in the bible where ( I think it was ) Moses who asked if he could see God, but God being all powerful said look away and I will pass, after I pass you can look at me from behind. All Moses saw was infinate light without heat and pure beauty. Looking upon the face of God would have killed him as it did this woman.<br /> <br /> Another had killed passion’s grace <br /> The Angel's fulfillment of her request started with his lust for her. She was already in love with another but thanks to the Angel's interference she's now dead and the passion is forever gone.<br /> <br /> The End. What do you think, am I close with this?
HOLY MASTERPIECE.....at the end of score documentary....you can REALLY see how they have progressed as musicians thank god they got labrie lol
ever hear live at the marquee, labrie sounds so amazing before his injury. He is doing pretty good now though.