Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Epsilon Exordium , by - Bal-Sagoth. Release date: 15.04.2001
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Epsilon Exordium , by - Bal-Sagoth. The Epsilon Exordium |
| 23 September: 1893 |
| Upon extensive examination of the nefarious arcane codex known as The Epsilon |
| Exordium, I believe my search may at last be drawing to a close. |
| Indeed, I feel that perhaps the great discovery which has eluded me for so |
| long may finally be within my grasp. |
| And yet I must be cautious, |
| for twice more have I seen the figures in the night, watching me in silence |
| from the confines of the darkness. |
| I cannot discern their features, |
| only that they are vaguely human in shape, save for their arms which seem |
| abnormally long and oddly jointed. |
| My native guides are becoming increasingly |
| agitated and skittish, babbling incoherently about the guardians of the tombs… |
| citing legends from their ancestral past which speak of mysterious travellers |
| who reputedly came down from the stars in great silvern chariots drawn by |
| steeds of flame |
| At any rate, I have my trusted Martini-Henry .45 calibre breech-loader should |
| these silent stalkers prove malign and ever deign to lay hold of me in the |
| night |
| I have at last translated the carvings on the stone fragment I unearthed amidst |
| the ruins of Angkor Wat. |
| To my astonishment, I found that it predated the |
| construction of the temple itself by countless thousands of years, |
| and that it spoke of the same subject as did the hieroglyphs I beheld on the |
| wall of the concealed chamber which I and Lord Blakiston discovered within the |
| Great Pyramid in Egypt. |
| Successive examinations of the edifices at Giza and |
| Karnak revealed further parallels too precise to be mere coincidence. |
| The pieces of this great cosmic puzzle are finally beginning to fall into |
| place… |
| 2 October: 1893 |
| Yes, it is as I suspected. |
| I have long felt that the Sumerians of Mesapotamia |
| were among the first peoples to attain elucidation concerning the dread matter |
| I pursue. |
| My excavations at Lagash, Eridu, and most notably the ziggurats at Ur, |
| have revealed truths which subsequent finds at Angkor, Egypt and Sacsahuaman |
| only serve to consolidate. |
| I now know that the Olmechs, the Aztecs and the |
| Mayans were also undeniably key tendrils of this grand global web, |
| and the unnerving truth I hitherto felt compelled to deny now seems inexorably |
| to point to some grand and terrifying universal axiom |
| It seems however, that the closer I come to enlightenment, the greater the |
| danger becomes. |
| Last night, one of our expedition’s chief guides disappeared |
| without trace. |
| His native compatriots could find no tracks, nor offer any |
| evidence of his departure to suggest that his superstitions had finally |
| compelled him to abandon the party… the man seems simply to have vanished |
| inexplicably into the oppressive, sweltering dark. |
| In light of the |
| disappearance, I opted not to inform the group that during the darkling hours |
| before sunrise last night I had peered from my tent to behold what I perceived |
| to be three of the shadowy figures I have previously described moving furtively |
| in the gloom, keeping ever just out of the illuminatory radias of our campfire |
| By the time I had brought my rifle to bear, they had melted away into the |
| fathomless shadows of the benighted jungle… |