The Final Battle

Besatt's song 'The Final Battle' delves into a dark and apocalyptic vision of a world where Satan has broken free from his abyss after a thousand years. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a global uprising, with nations uniting under the symbol of the pentagram, a powerful emblem of Satanic allegiance. This sets the stage for a climactic confrontation between the forces of darkness, represented by demons, and the divine, symbolized by God and his followers. The imagery of demons being 'hungry for revenge' and 'thirsty of God's blood' underscores the intense animosity and desire for retribution that drives the narrative forward.

The song's narrative reaches its peak as the demons, described as numerous as grains of sand, surround their divine enemy in a city beloved by God. This biblical reference to the city of Jerusalem heightens the stakes of the impending battle. The repeated calls to 'Attack' and the description of the ensuing carnage evoke a sense of chaos and brutality, emphasizing the ferocity of the conflict. The battle is depicted as a final showdown, with the outcome determining the ultimate fate of both heaven and earth.

In the aftermath of the battle, the song describes a grim victory for the forces of darkness. The image of a white horse bleeding and its rider's eyes fading symbolizes the fall of divine power. The sword drowning in God's heart and heaven engulfed in flames signify the complete overthrow of the celestial order. The triumphant cries of 'Victory' and 'Triumph of demons' celebrate the dominance of evil, culminating in the chilling declaration of '666 Forever!!!' This number, often associated with the Beast in Christian eschatology, reinforces the song's theme of eternal damnation and the triumph of malevolent forces.