Lyrics by Paradise Lost
Do you love Paradise Lost's songs? Here you'll find the lyrics to Paradise Lost's songs so you can sing them at the top of your lungs, make your own versions, or simply understand them properly.
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- Say Just Words
- Faith Divides Us - Death Unites Us
- Forever Failure
- Hope Dies Young
- One Second
- As I Die
- Darker Thoughts
- Hallowed Land
- A Side You'll Never Know
- Accept The Pain
- Albino Flogged In Black
- All You Leave Behind
- An Eternity Of Lies
- Another Day
- Another Desire
- As Horizons End
- Ash & Debris
- Back On Disaster
- Behind The Grey
- Beneath Black Skies
- Beneath Broken Earth
- Blood & Chaos
- Blood of Another
- Breeding Fear
- Cardinal Zero
- Channel For The Pain
- Christendom
- Close Your Eyes
- Colossal Rains
- Control
- Crucify
- Cruel One
- Cry Out
- Crying For Eternity
- Daylight Torn
- Dead Emotion
- Deadly Inner Sense
- Death Walks Behind You
- Deep
- Defiler
- Deus
- Disappear
- Divided
- Don't Belong
- Dying Freedom
- Elusive Cure
- Embers Fire
- Embraced
- Enchantment
- Ending Days
- Ending Through Changes
- Erased
- Eternal
- Fader
- Fall From Grace
- Fallen Children
- Falling Forever
- Fear
- Fear of Impending Hell
- Fear Of Silence
- Fearless Sky
- First Light
- Flesh From Bone
- Forever After
- Forging Sympathy
- Forsaken
- Frailty
- From The Gallows
- Frozen Illusion
- Ghosts
- Gods Of Ancient
- Gone
- Gothic
- Grey
- Hands Of Reason
- Harbour
- Hear the Night
- Honesty In Death
- Host
- How Soon Is Now?
- I Am Nothing
- I Can Hate You
- I Despair
- I Remain
- I See Your Face
- Icipher
- Illumination
- In All Honesty
- In Nomine Satanas
- In This We Dwell
- In Truth
- Internal Torment (2)
- Isolate
- It's Too Late
- Jaded
- Joys Of The Emptiness
- Laid To Waste
- Last Regret
- Laws Of Cause
- Leave This Alone
- Let Me Drown
- Living With Scars
- Loneliness Remains
- Look At Me Now
- Lydia
- Made The Same
- Master Of Misrule
- Medusa
- Mercy
- Missing
- Mortals Watch The Day
- Mouth
- Mystify
- Never Again
- Never For the Damned
- Never Look Away
- Never Take Me Alive
- No Celebration
- No Forgiveness
- No Hope In Sight
- No Passage For The Dead
- No Reason
- Nothing Sacred
- Once Solemn
- Ordinary Days
- Our Saviour
- Over The Madness
- Paradise Lost
- Perfect Mask
- Permanent Solution
- Pity The Sadness
- Poison
- Praise Lamented Shade
- Pray Nightfall
- Prelude to Descent
- Primal
- Punishment Through Time
- Rape Of Virtue
- Rapture
- Ravenghast
- Redshift
- Remembrance
- Requiem
- Return to the Sun
- Rotting Misery
- Sacrifice the Flame
- Sanctimonious You
- Sane
- Sedative God
- Self Obsessed
- Self Obsessed (Live)
- Sell It To The World
- Serenity
- Shades Of God
- Shadowkings
- Shallow Seasons
- Shattered
- Shine
- Shrines
- Silent
- Silent in Heart
- Slave
- Small Town Boy
- So Much Is Lost
- Solitary One
- Something Real
- Sons of Perdition
- Soul Courageous
- Spirit
- Sun Fading
- Sway
- Sweetness
- Symbol of Life
- Symbolic Virtue
- Take Me Down
- Terminal
- The Devil Embraced
- The Enemy
- The Glorious End
- The Hour
- The Last Fallen Saviour
- The Last Time
- The Longest Winter
- The Painless
- The Rise of Denial
- The Sufferer
- The Word Made Flesh
- Theories From Another World
- This Cold Life
- Through The Silence
- To The Darkness
- Tragic Idol
- True Belief
- Two Worlds
- Universal Dream
- Unreachable
- Until The Grave
- Victims Of The Past
- Waiting For God
- Walk Away
- Weeping Words
- Widow
- World Pretending
- Worth Fighting For
- Wreck
- Xavier
- Year Of Summer
- Yearn For A Change
- Your Hand In Mine
- Your Own Reality
- Last Desire (Demo)
Paradise Lost is an epic poem in blank verse by the 17th-century English poet John Milton (1608–1674). The first version, published in 1667, consists of ten books with over ten thousand lines of verse. A second edition followed in 1674, arranged into twelve books (in the manner of Virgil's Aeneid) with minor revisions throughout. It is considered to be Milton's masterpiece, and it helped solidify his reputation as one of the greatest English poets of all time. The poem concerns the biblical story of the fall of man: the temptation of Adam and Eve by the fallen angel Satan and their expulsion from the Garden of Eden.
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