Stigmata Diaboli
H.I.M. · Other Songs - H.I.M.
Don't have the strength to carry your heavy load of life
I'm your Christ and I want you
This world's not for us and you know it as well as I do
Oh...
I can't see through your eyes, spill your tears onto me
I will leave the body for your shoulder you just have to believe
I'm your Christ and I want you
This world's not for us and you know it as well as I do
as well as I do
as well as I do
as well as I do
as well as I do
as well as I do
I'm your Christ and I want you
This world's not for us and you know it as well as I do
I'm your Christ and I want you
This world's not for us and you know it as well as I do
Oh, so you've come from above
And you say you want to love
I kill myself for your love
I'm killing myself but you are not
I'm your Christ and you want more...
Stigmata Diaboli
H.I.M.'s "Stigmata Diaboli" stands as a defining track within the band's evolution from melodic death metal to progressive rock. Recorded during the mid-2000s, the song exemplifies the group's signature blend of intricate guitar work, soaring vocals, and atmospheric production. While often associated with their earlier albums, the track reflects the musical maturity achieved in the years leading up to "Tears On Tape." The composition showcases the band's ability to weave complex harmonies with emotional depth, capturing a moment where their sound transcended traditional metal boundaries. As a staple of their discography, it remains a powerful representation of the era's progressive rock landscape and the band's enduring influence on the genre.