'Hades'
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π ID: 2604088
π Lyrics
And so the third lock opens
Silently, this time, leaving only one more to be dealt with
I can finally pay Hades
Orpheus barely whispers it
But it's enough to prick the ears of both Heracles and Ulysses
Neither says a word, but the pieces are falling into place
Orpheus' story isn't unusual:
A broke young musician with a dead fiancΓ©
Just another life chewed up by the City
This broke young musician didn't accept that, though
Didn't care he didn't have the money
To have a mind from the Acheron rebodied
Or that those as were came back wrong
He needed his true love
So he went to Hades
Here I should mention that Hades was no stranger
After all, the Mechanisms had been in the
City a long time, having our own brand of fun
I, your humble narrator, Jonny d'Ville,
Was in one of the lower levels... depopulating it
Marius claims he was psychoanalysing the Olympians
And the Toy Soldier says it was
Busy being a nymph, whatever that means
But our quartermaster, Ashes O'Reilly, felt right at home
Decided to seize control of the Acheron and
Make the ferrymen dance to a different tune
Took on the name of Hades
And so "Hades" took those foolish enough to venture to the Acheron
Ulysses, Heracles, Orpheus
And decided to have a little fun
Silently, this time, leaving only one more to be dealt with
I can finally pay Hades
Orpheus barely whispers it
But it's enough to prick the ears of both Heracles and Ulysses
Neither says a word, but the pieces are falling into place
Orpheus' story isn't unusual:
A broke young musician with a dead fiancΓ©
Just another life chewed up by the City
This broke young musician didn't accept that, though
Didn't care he didn't have the money
To have a mind from the Acheron rebodied
Or that those as were came back wrong
He needed his true love
So he went to Hades
Here I should mention that Hades was no stranger
After all, the Mechanisms had been in the
City a long time, having our own brand of fun
I, your humble narrator, Jonny d'Ville,
Was in one of the lower levels... depopulating it
Marius claims he was psychoanalysing the Olympians
And the Toy Soldier says it was
Busy being a nymph, whatever that means
But our quartermaster, Ashes O'Reilly, felt right at home
Decided to seize control of the Acheron and
Make the ferrymen dance to a different tune
Took on the name of Hades
And so "Hades" took those foolish enough to venture to the Acheron
Ulysses, Heracles, Orpheus
And decided to have a little fun
β±οΈ Synced Lyrics
[00:00.33] And so the third lock opens
[00:03.25] Silently, this time, leaving only one more to be dealt with
[00:07.61] I can finally pay Hades
[00:10.31] Orpheus barely whispers it
[00:12.72] But it's enough to prick the ears of both Heracles and Ulysses
[00:17.83] Neither says a word, but the pieces are falling into place
[00:21.43] Orpheus' story isn't unusual:
[00:23.69] A broke young musician with a dead fiancΓ©
[00:26.29] Just another life chewed up by the City
[00:29.57] This broke young musician didn't accept that, though
[00:32.96] Didn't care he didn't have the money
[00:35.01] To have a mind from the Acheron rebodied
[00:36.93] Or that those as were came back wrong
[00:40.64] He needed his true love
[00:43.56] So he went to Hades
[00:47.40] Here I should mention that Hades was no stranger
[00:50.79] After all, the Mechanisms had been in the
[00:53.11] City a long time, having our own brand of fun
[00:57.19] I, your humble narrator, Jonny d'Ville,
[01:00.16] Was in one of the lower levels... depopulating it
[01:03.95] Marius claims he was psychoanalysing the Olympians
[01:09.69] And the Toy Soldier says it was
[01:11.89] Busy being a nymph, whatever that means
[01:15.63] But our quartermaster, Ashes O'Reilly, felt right at home
[01:21.30] Decided to seize control of the Acheron and
[01:23.66] Make the ferrymen dance to a different tune
[01:27.59] Took on the name of Hades
[01:30.38] And so "Hades" took those foolish enough to venture to the Acheron
[01:35.10] Ulysses, Heracles, Orpheus
[01:38.45] And decided to have a little fun
[01:40.00]
[00:03.25] Silently, this time, leaving only one more to be dealt with
[00:07.61] I can finally pay Hades
[00:10.31] Orpheus barely whispers it
[00:12.72] But it's enough to prick the ears of both Heracles and Ulysses
[00:17.83] Neither says a word, but the pieces are falling into place
[00:21.43] Orpheus' story isn't unusual:
[00:23.69] A broke young musician with a dead fiancΓ©
[00:26.29] Just another life chewed up by the City
[00:29.57] This broke young musician didn't accept that, though
[00:32.96] Didn't care he didn't have the money
[00:35.01] To have a mind from the Acheron rebodied
[00:36.93] Or that those as were came back wrong
[00:40.64] He needed his true love
[00:43.56] So he went to Hades
[00:47.40] Here I should mention that Hades was no stranger
[00:50.79] After all, the Mechanisms had been in the
[00:53.11] City a long time, having our own brand of fun
[00:57.19] I, your humble narrator, Jonny d'Ville,
[01:00.16] Was in one of the lower levels... depopulating it
[01:03.95] Marius claims he was psychoanalysing the Olympians
[01:09.69] And the Toy Soldier says it was
[01:11.89] Busy being a nymph, whatever that means
[01:15.63] But our quartermaster, Ashes O'Reilly, felt right at home
[01:21.30] Decided to seize control of the Acheron and
[01:23.66] Make the ferrymen dance to a different tune
[01:27.59] Took on the name of Hades
[01:30.38] And so "Hades" took those foolish enough to venture to the Acheron
[01:35.10] Ulysses, Heracles, Orpheus
[01:38.45] And decided to have a little fun
[01:40.00]