Moi dix Mois
Title Translation: "Holy Kingdom" (Latin)
Music: Mana
Lyrics: Mana
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Lyrics
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Sanctum Regnum
d・i・x dix
Give me the code, shout it out loud
The heart, taken from the beautiful sacrifice,
is placed on the altar
The heavens will split in two
When the pale light shines on the ground
Father
The great king of Angolmois awakes
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Modified Lyrics
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Sanctum Regnum
Sanctum Regnum
Sanctum Regnum (d・i)
Sanctum Regnum (x...dix)1
Give me the code, shout it out loud
Sanctum Regnum (d・i)
Sanctum Regnum (x...dix)2
The heart, taken from the beautiful sacrifice
Is placed on the altar
Sanctum Regnum (d・i)
Sanctum Regnum (x...dix)3
The heavens will split in two
When the pale light shines on the ground
Father
The great king of Angolmois/(the Angol-people)4 awakes
siom xid iom
Sanctum Regnum
Sanctum Regnum
Sanctum Regnum
Sanctum Regnum
Sanctum Regnum (d・i)
Sanctum Regnum (x...dix)
Sanctum Regnum (dix)5
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Notes:
1 This line is sung here four times, but only written once in the official lyrics. It is also sung alongside the 'd・i・x...dix' chant, split up between this line being sung twice.
2 These lines are repeated here, but are not written in the official lyrics.
3 These lines are repeated here, but are not written in the official lyrics.
4 The term 'Angolmois' comes from the prophecies of Nostradamus about the end of the world (in 1999) and the oncoming reign of the great king of Angolmois, which is interpreted as being an anagram of the Old French word Mongolais 'Mongolians' and thus referring to Genghis Khan.
5 These lines are repeated here, but are not written in the official lyrics.
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