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Regenesis
00:49
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In the depths of the endless cold space
You will find no redemption or wisdom
No light will descend on your reality
No soul will find rest
In perpetual cycle of dark regenesis
This Universe shall become your grave
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Wrecking the Void
04:36
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It's my obsession to explore
Not just observing but waging war!
I will conquer the spheres unknown
And play a God on my cosmic throne
The big bang of my own design
Shock waves through space and time
Application of my brutal science
The act of universal violence
Wrecking the void
Before creating there's so much to destroy
I will enjoy
This regenesis through wrecking the void
I will juggle the asteroids
And make satellites my toys
All the planets that I obtain
Are my trophies in this grand campaign
Wrecking the void
Before creating there's so much to destroy
I will enjoy
This regenesis through wrecking the void
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A Day to Fall 2.020
04:58
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Take away the nature of life
Build your radiant future
To feel the haze of industrial strife
Is so handy for you
You enjoy your convenient presence
Wild is barred by your weak will
World has drunk enough of this chalice
The way you live is the way you kill
Wire that holds to the ground is broken
Time that measures your life is still
Falling out like rain are
Human fears
You care for supernatural events
But negate the power of deity
Show no token, no sign of repent
It’s so handy for you
Still you enjoy your convenient presence
Take away without caring at all
World has drunk enough of this chalice
And preparing a day to fall
Wire that bounds the chaos is rotten
Time is ready to collapse
But you cannot hear
You’ve got no ears
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Adjusting the Sun
04:44
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Reach for the sky
Dare it for quest
It will make you blind
There is no end
And reach the stars and planets, solar systems afar
Is there anyone out there to our lonesome prayers?
Science. Terrorists. Religion. Anti-Christ.
You think you know the answer?
Heaven. Hell. God. Satan.
Would not be without the other
Murderers. Cowards. Power. Money.
It is all for the pleasure
Cowards. Martyrs. God. Satan.
Would not be without the other
Religion, a rotting machine
Religion, you think its presupposed too long?
Science. Terrorists. Religion. Anti-Christ.
You think you know the answer?
Heaven. Hell. God. Satan.
There would be none without the other
Murder. Martyrs. Power. Money.
It is all for the pleasure
Killers. Martyrs. God. Satan.
There would be none without the other
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Tranquility in Hades
03:59
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Warm April night falls upon the Atom town.
They slept in calm. They saw their last dreams.
Birds fly away as the blast crashed the windows.
One giant thorn of light cracked the night sky.
They were lighted by fire - glowing blue light.
Later those days no one has survived.
Those days in Hell, days of torturing pain.
They lose their hair and skin that burned to dust.
Endless days of an intolerable life will end –
Hades awaits.
They will meet their slavers soon enough.
Those slavers knew, but live in a lie.
They rather kill a man or even die.
Ideals are the devil in disguise –
Leader watches upon with his own dead eyes.
Warm April night falls upon the Atom town.
It sleeps in calm and sees no dreams.
Those concrete walls without windows
Now are empty as dead Leader eyes.
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