Vampirian Blues

Morgain's 'Vampirian Blues' paints a haunting picture of a vampire's eternal existence, filled with loneliness, memories of past victims, and an unending hunger. The song opens with vivid imagery of a 'silver moon on the winter sky' and 'wolfs howling,' setting a dark and eerie tone. The vampire's only companions are 'loneliness and the endless time,' emphasizing the isolation that comes with immortality. The 'saltly taste of blood' is a distant memory, suggesting a long period of abstinence or a fading connection to their past life.

The lyrics delve deeper into the vampire's psyche, revealing the torment of hearing 'screams of all dead victims' and the resurgence of 'hunger.' This cyclical nature of their existence, where moments of peace are interrupted by the return of their primal urges, highlights the curse of their immortality. The repetition of these lines underscores the inescapable nature of their condition, where the past continually haunts the present.

The chorus, 'Now is the time for VAMPIRIAN BLUES,' signifies a moment of reflection and perhaps resignation to their fate. The 'abandoned castle hidden in the hills' and 'thick forest and strange whisperings' create a gothic backdrop, reinforcing the theme of isolation. The arrival of the 'nameless one' with the wind suggests a new chapter or a new presence in the vampire's world, hinting at the possibility of change or a new beginning. Morgain's lyrical storytelling, combined with the dark, atmospheric setting, captures the essence of the vampire's eternal struggle between solitude and hunger.