Conquer All

Behemoth's song "Conquer All" is a powerful declaration of defiance and self-empowerment. The lyrics are steeped in themes of rebellion against religious dogma and the assertion of individual strength. The opening lines, "Mightiest Self! Cast out ov Thy Elysium," set the tone for a narrative that rejects traditional religious beliefs, particularly Christianity, as evidenced by the reference to the "blood ov nazarene." This phrase symbolizes a rejection of Christ and the history associated with him, suggesting that the past 2000 years of Christian influence are insignificant in the grand scheme of human history.

The song continues to emphasize the protagonist's superiority over "empty gods" and "weak brothers," highlighting a sense of elitism and self-reliance. The repeated assertion that no deity or fellow human can stand above or share the protagonist's blood underscores a profound sense of isolation and self-sufficiency. The lyrics, "My awareness, catalyst, ov godhate I have spawned," suggest that the protagonist's enlightenment has led to a deep-seated hatred for divine entities, further reinforcing the theme of rebellion.

In the latter part of the song, the protagonist declares themselves as a pure, ever-burning flame and the "most conquering One." These metaphors convey a sense of eternal power and invincibility. The reference to Sirius, a bright star, symbolizes enlightenment and a higher state of being. By claiming to be "the infinite space," the protagonist positions themselves as an omnipotent force, beyond the reach of any earthly or divine limitations. This song is a bold anthem of self-deification and the rejection of external authority, celebrating the triumph of the individual spirit over imposed beliefs and constraints.