Satan Prayer
Ghost · Opus Eponymous [2010]
Satan Almighty
The Uncreator Of Heaven And Soul
And The Unvisable And The Visable
And In His Son
Begotten Of Father
By Whom All Things Shall Be Unmade
Who For Man And His Damnation
Incarnated
Rise Up From Hell
From Sitteth On The Left Hand Of His Father
From Thense He Shall Come To Judge
Out Of One Substance
With Satan
Whose Kingdom Shall Haveth No End
Hear Our Satan Prayer
Our Anti Nicene Creed
Hear Our Satan Prayer
For The Coming Of Seed
Hear Our Satan Prayer
Our Anti Nicene Creed
Hear Our Satan Prayer
For The Coming Of Seed
Unholy Ghost
Overlord And Taker Of Life
Hear Our Satan Prayer
Our Anti Nicene Creed
Hear Our Satan Prayer
For The Coming Of Seed
Hear Our Satan Prayer
Our Anti Nicene Creed
Hear Our Satan Prayer
For The Coming Of Seed
Hear Our Satan Prayer
Our Anti Nicene Creed
Hear Our Satan Prayer
For The Coming Of Seed
Hear Our Satan Prayer
Our Anti Nicene Creed
Hear Our Satan Prayer
About Satan Prayer
"Satan Prayer" is the final track on Ghost's 2010 debut album, Opus Eponymous, marking a pivotal moment in the band's evolution from a theatrical rock project to a definitive gothic metal act. The song exemplifies the group's signature blend of heavy, distorted guitars, melodic vocals, and occult imagery, establishing a sonic template that would define their subsequent career. Released during the height of the black metal revival, the recording showcases the band's ability to merge traditional heavy metal structures with atmospheric, theatrical elements. As a closing statement on their first full-length release, the track solidified Ghost's reputation for creating immersive, dark soundscapes that resonate with fans of the genre. Its inclusion on the album's tracklist serves as a powerful conclusion to their early discography, setting the stage for their future exploration of themes involving faith, death, and the supernatural.