Pain Of Salvation:Imago

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(Homines Partus)

On BE (2004) by Pain_Of_Salvation

Music and lyric by Daniel Gildenlöw

Orchestral arrangements by Daniel Gildenlöw and Janne Levander <lyric> Spring came with awakening, came with innocense and joy Spring came with fascination and desire to deploy Summer came with restlessness and curiousity Summer came with longing for the things we could not be

Take me to the forest, take me to the trees Take me anywhere as long as you take me Take me to the ocean, take me to the sea Take me to the Breathe and BE

Autumn came with knowledge, came with ego came with pride Autumn came with shamefulness for the things we could not hide Winter came with anger and a bitter taste of fate Winter came with fear for the things we could not escape

Take me to the forest, take me to the trees Take me anywhere as long as you take me Take me to the ocean, take me to the sea Take me to the Breathe and BE

Teach me of the forest, teach me of the trees Teach me anything as long as you teach me Teach me of the ocean, teach me of the sea Teach me of the Breathe and BE

See me! I am the one creation Hear me! I am all the love that came from Animae Know me! I am the incarnation Fear me! I am all the power held by Animae Me!

Give me of the forest, give me of the trees Give me anything as long as itâ??s for me Give me of the ocean, give me of the sea Give me of the Breathe and BE

Give me all the forests, give me all the trees Give me everything as long as itâ??s for free Give me all the oceans, give me all the seas Give me all the breathing BE </lyric>

Prologue Animae Partus
I. Animae Partus All in the Image of Deus Nova Imago Pluvius Aestivus
II. Machinassiah Of Gods & Slaves Lilium Cruentus Nauticus Dea Pecuniae
III. Machinageddon Nemo Idoneus Aderat Qui Responderet Vocari Dei Diffidentia Nihil Morari
IV. Machinauticus Of the Ones With no Hope Latericius Valete Omni Iter Impius Martius/Nauticus II
V. Deus Nova Mobile ...and a God is Born Animae Partus II
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