Ah

Bienvenido a la nueva era, a un mundo sin dolor
Sin amor, ni imaginación
Donde la lluvia sacia a un bosque que no puedes ver
Si no navegas por la red

La hermana luna
Se dejó de peinar
Pues no encontraba, no
El reflejo en su espejo, el mar

Alza la vista hasta donde te alcance la razón
Podrás ver que el sol se marchó
Montado en una nube de carbón y gas letal
Fueron en busca de una flor

Pues el hermano sol
Se cansó de alumbrar
Alimentado por
Un disco duro y una terminal

Oh-oh, en Satania estás
Tus pensamientos programados están
Oh-oh, aprieta el botón
Navega en mi mundo, deseos.com

Constrúyete un paraíso, un amante virtual
Mándale orgasmos por e-mail
Diséñate un beso tierno o un gesto de amor
Abre un archivo y grábalo

Compra un programa
Especial para llorar
Donde en las lágrimas
Puedas elegir variedad

Oh-oh, en Satania estás
Tus pensamientos programados están
Oh-oh, aprieta el botón
Navega en mi mundo, deseos.com

La voz de tu amo soy
Linkada a tu corazón
Te concedo futuro
A cambio de tu libertad

Oh-oh, en Satania estás
Tus pensamientos programados están
Oh-oh, aprieta el botón
Navega en mi mundo, deseos.com

Oh-oh, en Satania estás
Tus pensamientos programados están
Oh-oh, aprieta el botón
Navega en mi mundo, deseos, deseos, deseos.com


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Satania Lyrics as written by Jesus Maria Hernandez Gil

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    [Year 2199, Satania, the story begins...]

    Satania

    Welcome to the new age, to a world without pain, without love, nor imagination, where the rain falls over a forest that you can't see if you don't surf the web.

    The sister Moon stopped combing her hair, 'cause she couldn't find, no, her refelction on her mirror, the Sea.

    Look up as far as your sanity can go you'll notice the sun left. Mounted on a cloud of carbon and lethal gas they went off to seek for a flower.

    Because the brother Sun got tired of shining. Being fed by a hard drive and terminal.

    Oh, in Satania you are your thoughts are programmed. Oh, press the button, surf my world: "deseos.com"

    Build yourself a paradise, a virtual lover, send him/her orgasms via e-mail. Design a tender kiss or a gesture of love, open the file and save it.

    Buy a special program made for crying where, in tears, you can choose variety.

    Oh, in Satania you are your thoughts are programmed. Oh, press the button, surf my world: "deseos.com"

    The voice of your master I am, linked to your heart, I'll give you Future, if you give me your Freedom.

    Oh, in Satania you are your thoughts are programmed. Oh, press the button, surf my world: "deseos.com"

    Oh, in Satania you are your thoughts are programmed. Oh, press the button, surf my world: deseos deseos deseos.com

    Eliminationon April 17, 2006   Link
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    I didn't want to translate "deseos.com" because the word "deseos" has two sorta different meanings and I thought both could be used in the song... so judge for yourself, "deseos" means either "wishes" or "desires".

    Now, about the song's meaning, you have to remember FinisTerra as well as most of Mägo's albums, is a concept album. This is the second track, where the story begins. It's about the future, and some sort of dictatorship in the future where the goverment basically makes people blind and oblivious to what they might be doing by programming their thoughts and keeping them from having contact with other human beings, as they might have ideas and open each other eyes together, so everything is done online.

    Eliminationon April 17, 2006   Link

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