Абракадабра

Verse 1
Do you feel this bleeding,
Corrosive flame of darkness all around?
And these dimmed moons,
That hide their face beneath a mask?
Hazy, northern, obsidian nights.
Can you recall those dreary,
Lifeless dawns
That lured us toward the same
Lifeless twilights?
Do you see the empty core of your halo
And the handfuls of ash that remain of angels?
Horrors themselves torment my soul,
But I have become their embodiment.
These are the eyes that judge impartially
And stare intently at me.
And here, in this garden where only
Earthly nightmare blooms,
Am I truly in ignorance?
No, I am fully aware.
Do you remember those downpours 
that flooded the world,
And those tears the grieving earth shed?
Verse 2
I’m indifferent and cold as stone,
Yet inside me sounds the deafening 
crescendo of my pain.
Horrors torment us, and we have 
become their embodiment.
These are the eyes that judge and stare intently.
In this garden where only earthly nightmare reigns,
Am I aware?
No, I dwell in ignorance.
Chorus
Abrá… Abracadabra
Abrá… Abracadabra
Abrá… Abracadabra
Abrá… Abracadabra.
Verse 3
Horrors torment, and I am them.
Eyes that judge and pierce with their gaze.
In the garden of earthly horror —
Am I unaware? I am aware.
Chorus
Abrá… Abracadabra
Abrá… Abracadabra
Abrá… Abracadabra
Abrá… Abracadabra.
Verse 4
Can you sense the bloody, acrid darkness,
The moon veiled behind a mask of clouds,
Of impenetrable, harsh nights
That are the coldest of all?
Do you remember the dawn’s gloom
That foretold lifeless fear?
The halo shines so bright, flickering with heaven’s ash.
Horrors torment me, and all of them are me.
Eyes that mature and know,
That stare and thus terrify.
Do I deny that I’ve grasped what I know?!
Do you remember rains without end,
The tears of earth that mourns?
More majestic than a stone god,
More deafening than gravestones…
Horrors torment me and all of them are me.
Eyes that mature and know,
That stare and thus terrify.
Do I deny
That I’ve grasped? That I am the law?!
Chorus
Abrá… Abracadabra
Abrá… Abracadabra
Abrá… Abracadabra