Open your eyes and see the color Red!

During the draining night of Evil’s forced slumber,

We are in fear, the painful twists of neck without sight

Yearnings of our soul but to no avail, we cannot see.

For Blackness is now our mother, Fear our brother.

And there is no hope.

Then begin the salty tears, their hot

Morbid instruction;

In the emptiness slops the golden drops

Of hope, hope…hope; fading, we are broken,

oh so broken.

O my brothers with me in slavery,

Do not quit your fight! Do not indulge

Death’s powerless touch!

Lies! It spews lies! The toxic sludge,

Spit it out!

For its strangulation is in your mind!

Open your eyes and see the color Red,

For it pierces the Blackness with cries of Victory!

A new star rises, its Red light sustains

And every thirst will be quenched!

Drink that light my brothers! Drink it in full!

For He has shone

Love into the darkness.

And fear trembles when it sees Him,

Breathe free and behold the Red light,

For his name is Liberty, and he flows into the darkness

To set us free.

Red tears, Red tears have fallen,

And shall bloom, the earth’s virginity shall be new!

Laugh free! O, with tears, pray laugh till you weep,

For the Red light binds all wounds,

And remembers not, for Love is the Red light’s dripping name.

Healing happens beneath green and golden trees,

Their soft kiss makes my skin quiver;

Rest my brothers, for Jesus is alive,

And He has vanquished the blackness,

In one mighty stroke,

With the Red light called Love, which pours

From his hands and feet and his side.