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Somnabulistic Masquerade - a hidden bonus track from the "Simulacra" album (Europe / North America 2012 Lifeforce Records version only). Get it from iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/simulacra/id530279809

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*** Somnambulistic Masquerade ***

Look upon the chariots of rapture, of gods coming down the earth,
leaving fiery breath of those who died in asceticism,
as the saviours of the world that still remain unknown...

MEPHISTOPHELES (to FAUST)
„Come, quick, and let thyself be led by me;
Thou must perspire, in order that the juice
Thy frame may penetrate through every part.
Then noble idleness I thee will teach to prize,
And soon with ecstasy thou'll recognise
How Cupid stirs and gambols in thy heart." *

FAUST
„Let me but gaze one moment in the glass!
Too lovely was that female form!" *

Far above the sun and the moon there's a world better than yours...
Drift among the planets of superstitions and swallow them all...

MEPHISTOPHELES
„A model which all women shall surpass,
In flesh and blood ere long thou shalt survey.
As works the draught, thou presently shalt greet
A Helen in each woman thou dost meet." *

Far above the sun and the moon there's a world better than yours...
Drift among the planets of superstitions and swallow them all...
Come and get the key to that kingdom you've always dreamt of...
Turn into the flesh and the bones of your own, internal whore.

Look at their wheels covered with blood of their brothers, and sisters, and mothers, and fathers, the whole families that never believed in what they wanted them to believe... for they never were the ones who'd knew the truth...

EVIL ANGEL
„Go forward, Faustus, in that famous art
Wherein all Nature's treasure is contain'd:
Be thou on earth as Jove is in the sky,
Lord and commander of these elements" **

Dreaming of power to slay down the worlds that had never existed indeed turned the mask you're wearing into transparent voile of your damned soul

* „Faust" by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
** „The Tragical History of Dr Faustus - 1604" by Christopher Marlowe