Gothic X-mas - Within Temptation (with lyrics)
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Ragnagord, the Evil Reindeer Overlord. Luv it!
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prachtig ik hou van jullie allemaal xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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this is the best song ever, the repeat button is getting raped for the many times in a row i've heard this, just wow.
Christmas only comes once a year, but we can have a gothic day any day.
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from what album of Within Temptation is this song?
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SUPER GENIAL GRACIAS
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GREAT!!!
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today.......
We are gonna have a gothic christmas, Hope you'll have one to =D
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@Religion0 The term "Gothic" was used in the Renaissance to describe certain types of art (and architecture -- think gargoyles) in the Middle Ages, according to Shelley Esaak's Art History 101. This art was considered inferior, just as the Romans had held themselves superior to the barbarians. In the 18th century the term "Gothic" morphed into a genre of literature that had elements of horror. Esther Lombardi (Classic Literature Guide)
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Very hard to belive that it comes from Sweden... Sweden is just so Swedish! xD
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Very hard to belive that it comes from Sweden... Sweden is just so Swedish!
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I find it strange that this pops into my head every year. What does it mean!? XD
'Evil reindeer overlord'? Seriously, I might have choked on my laughter then. And the picture of Santa grunting in Latin while slaying a dragon or two, is just plain hillarious!
The best Christmas song ever!
Although I wonder what the word 'goth' originates from...
Religion0 2 years ago 27
The word gothic is derived from a European tribe called the Goths, thought to have originated in southern Sweden, who spread all over Europe.
The word is now used to describe an architectural style and, as a derivation of that, a genre of literature based on dark deeds in crumbling "gothic" mansions and castles.
SilverAngelGr 2 years ago 3
Really? Thanks! ^_^
Although it's hard to believe anything "gothic" originated from Sweden...
Religion0 2 years ago 2
You're welcome :-)
Well,this is what they say. I don't really know.
Maybe they were Finnish who went to Sweden! :O
SilverAngelGr 2 years ago