| Song | Have you Beheld the Fevers? |
| Artist | Deathspell Omega |
| Album | Paracletus |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Have you beheld the fevers?* | |
| This is the collapse of the mind which has | |
| In the cloudy silence of the heart | |
| Proceeded to the lost depths of things | |
| To the opacity of the night | |
| In which the absence of visions | |
| Becomes the culminating point of glance | |
| God, as in a ray of darkness, in clarity and fullness | |
| Nihil videt et omnia videt | |
| Toi, Homme en devenir, n'as-tu plus d'autels que sépulcres infects? | |
| It is with fervour that we shall contemplate | |
| These frightful fields, shining and serene | |
| During the feverish slumber and put everything at risk | |
| Losing an opaque gamble prepared with deadly art | |
| Lavish with its unshriven charms | |
| Smiling with pale blue teeth | |
| Lit for a brief moment by a frozen sunbeam | |
| Merely an instant before the endless fall | |
| Have you beheld the fevers? |
| Have you beheld the fevers? | |
| This is the collapse of the mind which has | |
| In the cloudy silence of the heart | |
| Proceeded to the lost depths of things | |
| To the opacity of the night | |
| In which the absence of visions | |
| Becomes the culminating point of glance | |
| God, as in a ray of darkness, in clarity and fullness | |
| Nihil videt et omnia videt | |
| Toi, Homme en devenir, n' astu plus d' autels que se pulcres infects? | |
| It is with fervour that we shall contemplate | |
| These frightful fields, shining and serene | |
| During the feverish slumber and put everything at risk | |
| Losing an opaque gamble prepared with deadly art | |
| Lavish with its unshriven charms | |
| Smiling with pale blue teeth | |
| Lit for a brief moment by a frozen sunbeam | |
| Merely an instant before the endless fall | |
| Have you beheld the fevers? |
| Have you beheld the fevers? | |
| This is the collapse of the mind which has | |
| In the cloudy silence of the heart | |
| Proceeded to the lost depths of things | |
| To the opacity of the night | |
| In which the absence of visions | |
| Becomes the culminating point of glance | |
| God, as in a ray of darkness, in clarity and fullness | |
| Nihil videt et omnia videt | |
| Toi, Homme en devenir, n' astu plus d' autels que sé pulcres infects? | |
| It is with fervour that we shall contemplate | |
| These frightful fields, shining and serene | |
| During the feverish slumber and put everything at risk | |
| Losing an opaque gamble prepared with deadly art | |
| Lavish with its unshriven charms | |
| Smiling with pale blue teeth | |
| Lit for a brief moment by a frozen sunbeam | |
| Merely an instant before the endless fall | |
| Have you beheld the fevers? |