1. |
Intro
02:54
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2. |
Noble Death
01:50
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reality is a sentence
we've committed no crime
torturous existence
pain fills our lives
noble death
drought never ends
well is dry
no longer wait to die
embrace the end of our lives
noble death
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3. |
Cycle
01:05
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taught from our births
to waste our lives
school
work (slavery)
debt
death (cycle)
the pain is relentless
(the cycle never ends)
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4. |
Useless Carcass
02:03
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drugged from the womb
raised
for death
poison
on breath
(made your choice
waste of life)
numb
cold
useless
carcass
(obey their rules
easy way out)
drunk with poison
force fed bullshit
kneel on command
death at your own hands
useless carcass
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5. |
Rot
01:17
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somebody's mother
somebody's sister
destroyed her life
couldn't resist her?
your ignorance
provokes my rage
you'll learn your lesson
human fucking waste
i hope you rot from the inside out
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(at the time this song was penned, i wasn't fully aware that some find it problematic to use the "thats somebody's ____" argument against rape, sexual assault, sexual violence, etc against women. although i agree that it's problematic to value a woman's life in her relationship to a man, i say "somebody's ______" more because humans are defined by their relation in life to other people, and communication among people is paramount in creating empathy and enlightening those who do not understand why denouncing rape etc is important. this is just one person's opinion and welcome dialogue. these lyrics may be altered live to reflect new views. thanks.)
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6. |
Red Handed
03:19
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pushed into cages
(bred into prisons)
this class war
is only beginning
media trends
sick Social norms
programming our deaths
conditioned to conform
the system is broken
(mass graves of victims)
The system is broken
I shred my hands on it's pieces.
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7. |
Dead God
06:34
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broken faith
ruined lives
innocence lost
in your lies
blind on your knees
faith in empty cross
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8. |
Side B: Context
10:14
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