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Data di rilascio: 13.10.1991
Etichetta discografica: 4AD
Linguaggio delle canzoni: spagnolo
The Song of the Sybil |
Original Catalan version |
Al jorn del Judici |
parra` qui haura` fet servici. |
Un rei vendra` perpetual |
vestit de nostra carn mortal; |
del cel vindra` tot certament |
per fer del segle jutjament. |
Ans que el Judici no sera` |
un gran senyal se mostrara`: |
lo sol perdra` lo resplendor, |
la terra tremira` de por. |
Apre`s se badara` molt fort |
amostrant-se de greu conhort; |
mostrar-se han ab crits i trons |
les infernals confusions. |
Del cel gran foc davallara`, |
com a sofre molt pudira`; |
la terra cremara` ab furor, |
la gent haura` molt gran terror. |
Apre`s sera` un fort senyal |
d’un terratre`mol general; |
les pedres per mig se rompran |
i les muntanyes se fondran. |
Llavors ningu’tindra` talent |
d’or, riqueses ni argent, |
esperant tots quina sera` |
La sente`ncia que es dara`. |
De morir seran tots sos talents, |
esclafir-los han totes les dents; |
no hi haura` home que no plor, |
tot lo mo’n sera` en tristor. |
Los puigs i plans seran iguals, |
alli seran los bons i mals, |
reis, ducs, comtes i barons, |
que de llurs fets retran raons |
Apre`s vindra` terriblement |
lo Fill de De’u omnipotent; |
de morts i vius judicara`: |
qui be’haura` fet alli es parra`. |
Los infants qui nats no seran |
dintre ses mares cridaran |
i diran tots plorosament: |
«Ajuda'ns, De’u omnipotent». |
Mare de De’u, pregau per no’s, |
puix so’u mare de pecadors, |
que bona sente`ncia hajam |
i paradis possejam. |
Vosaltres tots qui escoltau, |
devotament a De’u pregau |
de cor ab gran devocio', |
que us porte a salvacio'. |
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The Song of the Sibyl |
English translation of original Catalan version |
An eternal king will come |
Dressed in our mortal flesh: |
He will come from heaven certainly |
To pass judgement on the century. |
Before judgement is passed |
A great sign will show itself: |
The sun will lose its shine |
The earth will tremble with fear. |
After will come mighty thunder |
A sign of great wrath: |
In an infernal confusion |
Lightning and cries will resound. |
A great fire will come down from heaven |
In a stink of sulphur |
And the earth will burn furiously |
And great terror will afflict people. |
After will come the terrible signal |
Of a great earthquake |
As rocks shatter |
And mountains collapse. |
Then no-one will have pieces of gold |
Silver or riches, |
And everyone will await |
The sentence. |
Death will leave them without a penny, |
And will crush them all: |
There will remain only men in tears, |
And sadness will cover the world. |
The plains and peaks will be all the same, |
Good and evil will reach them both, |
Kings, dukes, counts and barons |
Will have to account for their actions. |
And then will come impressively |
The Son of God omnipotent, |
He will judge the dead and the living, |
The good will go to Heaven. |
Children not yet born |
Will cry from their mother’s wombs, |
And with the crying say: |
«Help us, God, omnipotent». |
Mother of God, pray for us, |
You, the Mother of sinners, |
May the sentence be merciful, |
May Paradise be open to us. |
You, who listen to everything, |
Pray God with all devotion, |
With all your heart and fervour, |
That we should be saved. |