Inmortal

Erzsebet's song 'Inmortal' delves into the dark and seductive themes of immortality, suffering, and desire. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a night shrouded in darkness, symbolizing a flood of karmic retribution. The protagonist suffers through life, seeking redemption for their empty desires. This suffering is portrayed as a transformative process, where changing one's appearance is a means to deceive and cope with inner emptiness. The curse that the protagonist speaks of ultimately becomes a blessing, a source of pleasure and fulfillment.

The chorus of the song is a plea for salvation through immortality. The protagonist begs to be made immortal, to have their essence taken and their skin marked. This desire for immortality is intertwined with a willingness to endure physical pain and death, as long as it quenches the thirst for the beloved's kisses. The protagonist is willing to become a desired and liberated entity within the lover's vile body, even if it means becoming a slave or a ghost. This paradoxical liberation through subjugation highlights the complex interplay of power, desire, and identity.

The song's climax is a declaration of the protagonist's willingness to endure the sweetest torment and the sublime, uncertain condemnation. They yearn for the moment to stand before their beloved and become their wild fantasy. The repeated commands to elevate, dominate, martyrize, liberate, take, hurt, empty, and kill underscore the intense and multifaceted nature of their desire. 'Inmortal' is a haunting exploration of the lengths one will go to for love, desire, and the elusive promise of immortality.