Evento Lyrics in English Moonspell

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Evento by Moonspell from Portuguese to English.
The blood still runs
The ground still trembles
The fallen bodies outside
They seem to scream
Faith's no use
What's become of God
Who loved us? Settle down!
It's the end!
And stay still!
Because God
Willed it!
Bury the dead
Feed the living
The city by iron and fire
Capital adrift
Faith is useless
It's no use at all
Where's He
Who watched over us? Settle down!
Settle down!
It's the end!
And stay still!
Because God
Willed it!
Settle down!
It's the end!
And stay still!
Because God
Willed it!
Settle down!
Damned memory
Truth or lie?
The ground still weeps
The fallen stones
The blood still runs
In the empty streets
Damned memory
That paralyze you
And stay still!
And stay still!
Settle down!
It's the end!
And stay still!
Because God
Willed it!
Settle down!
It's the end!
And stay still!
Because God
Wanted it so!
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SONG MEANING

Moonspell’s “Evento” is a cinematic plunge into the what-if moment when the world stops turning. The lyrics place us amid blood-stained streets, collapsing stones, and a city “a ferro e a fogo” (by iron and fire). Survivors stare at toppled bodies while the ground still vibrates, asking in disbelief, “Where is the God who loved us?” The repeated shout “Sossega-te! É o fim!” (Calm yourself! It is the end!) sounds like a desperate public announcement, urging the crowd to stay quiet and accept that this cataclysm is somehow divine will.

Beneath the apocalyptic imagery lies a sharp critique of blind faith and passivity. Moonspell contrasts the instinct to question (“A fé não serve de nada”) with the command to obey, exposing how surrendering to destiny can be as deadly as the disaster itself. Memory becomes “maldita” (cursed), trapping the living in trauma while the dead are hastily buried. In just a few verses, the band turns a single “evento” into a dark allegory for war, societal collapse, and the dangerous comfort of saying “God wanted it this way.” The result is a gothic metal sermon that thrills the ears and provokes the mind.

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