Top Music Avantasia The Glory of Rome
Jul 13, 2026
Top Music | Avantasia - The Glory of Rome
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AI GeneratedThis lyrical text expresses a fervent, paradoxical journey toward spiritual transcendence. The speaker rejects conventional religious comfort, seeking instead a direct, intense encounter with the divine and the afterlife, blending themes of salvation, destruction, and the desire to escape the earthly world for a land of illumination.
Jesus Christ, I'm coming to visit you in Rome.
I am sick of preachers telling me to be brave.
While you've got an arse in here, nothing but a piece of shame.
Oh, where have you gone?
Lead us into your blaze of flame.
Arts you from hell.
Glory of love, glorious hope.
Praising the king of the kings.
Glory of love, glorious hope.
Reaching for haloed transplants.
Heading for the angels.
Heading for the beast.
Heading for salvation and the ruin of the beast.
Let us fight the outcasts.
Let us break the fire.
Let us stop the center of their wicked, bad desires.
Oh, where have you gone?
Lead us into your blaze of flame.
Arts you from hell.
Glory of love, glorious hope.
Praising the king of the kings.
Glory of love, glorious hope.
Reaching for haloed transplants.
Hold it in my hand.
Set our hearts on a sail.
To a land, the land of illumination and faith.
And its people too, after touching the light.
We so loved the world.
But now it's our time to transcend.
The ultimate key in our hands.
Glory of love, glorious hope.
Praising the king of the kings.
Glory of love, glorious hope.
Reaching for haloed transplants.
Glory of love, glorious hope.
Praising the king of the kings.
Glory of love, glorious hope.
Reaching for haloed transplants.