Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Departure Towards a Nautical Curse, artist - Carach Angren. Album song Death Came Through a Phantom Ship, in the genre
Date of issue: 29.04.2010
Record label: Carach Angren
Song language: English
Departure Towards a Nautical Curse |
The crew froze as he wiped the blood off on his coat |
And threw the helmsman ruthlessly overboard |
In defiance of |
The storm, that kept them anchored for so long |
He swore an oath to |
Forfeit right and wring |
Irreverent he cussed loudly |
«I will round the cape, even if I have to sail until doomsday!» |
Their petrified facial expressions could tell |
Their master was like a devil on this floating piece of hell |
There and then he |
Gave the signal of departure |
«Make sail and weigh the hook!» |
And so they left the harbor |
Hear the easter bells tolling |
Through the roaring sound of a rough sea |
Accompanied by the sight of a ship sailing towards her destiny |
What a spectacle of blasphemy |
There was no rejoice after his mad choice |
Sails were lost, decks were flooded |
And lightning turned their ship into a coal-black carcass |
Anxiety replaced vainglory |
The storm died down but a sinister shroud of darkness remained |
For the daylight came no more |
Floating in unending dusk, adrift on liquid ground |
Months went by and land was never found |
Food supplies putrefied and pestilence broke out |
Suicide became routine, some chose suspension |
Others jumped and drowned |
The dead were sown in hammocks |
And disposed of in the sea, buried in a watery grave |
After a short ceremony |
The crew froze as he left his cabin with knife and gun |
Slaughtering what was left of them one by one |
There was an evil murderous glimpse in his eyes |
By the time he was done |
The ship was desecrated by death and demise |
Van Der Decken lashes himself to the wheel |
Swearing at Christ |
«I shall not yield!» |
all at once a new |
Storm rose and lightning struck |
The top mast broke off, impaling him |
A shard of the crest piercing his chest, in a standing position |
Nailed to the deck |
And so a man dies |
And a ghost resurrects |