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Alesana - Siren's Soliloquy Meaning

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Siren's Soliloquy Lyrics

Paralyzed by the beauty of those words
That so delicately drip from this angel of untamed lust
Suddenly I fear the end of my solitude
Once a warrior, poetic shrieks now own my soul

Left behind to fight the ruthless pawns of Eris
Hope will...

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  1. anonymous
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     Nov 15th 2008 !⃝

    All of the songs on this album seem to be about mythology. I think this song is about the novel, the Odyssey, when Odysseus must be tied up to the mast of his ship when he hears the sirens' song. The sirens sing a song which tempts men to stay and listen to their sweet song until they die. Odysseus was tied up to the mast to prevent this from happening. So I guess this song is just singing about the utter temptation he felt.


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