SUBLIME CADAVERIC DECOMPOSITION LYRICS

1. Duty

[Oppenheimer speech:]
"We knew the world would not be the same. A few people laughed, a few people cried, most people were silent. I remembered the line from the Hindu scripture, the Bhagavad-Gita.
Vishnu is trying to persuade the Prince that he should do his duty and to impress him takes on his multi-armed form and says, 'Now, I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds'."

2. The Garden of Nature

Those, whose views are confined to the present moment, to enjoy the comforts and pleasures of life and try, amidst the distraction of addiction or debauchery, to forget their situation.

Dream of a special life,
An escape out of the real world,
Or soon fall into a blind pit.

A day of repentance may come.

Pursue sensual indulgences to the injury of health,
Though perfectly aware that health is the greater good.

Those whose mind is a moral blank, pretend not to expect more from life than to fight rivals,
But in the garden of nature, the rest of the rest of creatures are all struggling rivals.

Pursue sensual indulgences to the injury of health,
Though perfectly aware that health is the greater good.

A day of repentance may come.

Hope of an other way
Illusions drive from tramp tramp to bumpbum
And in the wild lead you to death soon you die, into the wild.

Loosing an the equivalent for of everything he gains and an increase of an increase of force
For the preservation of what he has.
But, but, do you believe that pleasure and freedom from pain are the only things to wish for as ends?
Some men are made to be slaves, because this short life on earth counts for too little in their blinded eyes.

3. Repayment in Kind

The political intention of punishments is to terrify and be make an example.
Bathing their hands in blood for a crime already committed, and for which
There is no remedy, is a war of a nation against a citizen.

To be put to death in the name of the state's name.
And their common sense is a shame
Bearing witness that that the feeling to which to which this repayment in kind
Is acceptable for people bloodthirsty people bloodthirsty, for the scum of humanity.

Is it not absurd, that the laws, which detest and punish homicide,
Should publicly commit murder themselves?
Is it possible how can it be that, in the portions of the liberty, sacrificed to the social compact, can be contained the greatest good, life?

Is it not absurd, that the laws, which detest and punish homicide,
Should publicly commit murder themselves?
Is it possible how can it be that, in the portions of the liberty, sacrificed to the social compact, can be contained the greatest good, life?
Is it not absurd, that the laws, which detest and punish homicide,
Should publicly commit murder themselves?
Is it possible that, in the portions of the liberty, sacrificed to the social compact, can be contained the greatest of all good, life?

Men being taken men being taken as they are, and laws as they might be.

4. A Flash of Lightning

A cruel dilemma, in which a woman finds herself, who is pregnant through by mistake, accident, or overcome by force.
A not an unwanted life growing inside
In certain cases, the seeds arising from accident must perish with it.
Their duration is as a flash of lightning in a dark night of error.

The alternative is, either her own infamy,downfall or the death of a being who is incapable of feeling the loss of life.
How can she avoid preferring the last to the inevitable misery of herself and her unhappy infant!

The human frame can suffer only to a certain degree
Human nature is limited no less in evil than in good.

Crimes are only to be measured by the injury done to society.
All that extends beyond this, is abuse, not justice.

A cruel dilemma, in which a woman finds herself pregnant by mistake, accident, or overcome by force.
An unwanted life growing inside
A cruel dilemma, in which a woman finds herself, who is pregnant through mistake, accident, or overcome by force.
A not wanted life growing inside
In certain cases, the seeds arising from accident must perish with it.
Their duration is as a flash of lightning in a dark night of error.

The human frame can suffer only to a certain degree
Human nature is limited no less in evil than in good.

Crimes are only to be measured by the injury done to society.
All that extends beyond this, is abuse, not justice.

5. The Lull Before the Storm

The dear little Almighty's ape

Is like the sorcerer who is no longer able to control the powers of the nether world, whom which he has called up by his spells.

The dear little Almighty's ape

Our planet once moved through the ether for millions of years, without human beings and it can do so again some day.
This was the lull before the storm.

One generation goes, and another comes, the earth abides for ever.

The dear little Almighty's ape

The hand of the world clock has moved forward since then and is striking the hour of the earth's funeral feast.

The dear little Almighty's ape

The hand of the world clock has moved forward since then and is striking the hour of the earth's funeral feast.

One generation goes, and another comes, the earth abides for ever, before drowning on the Akeldama's the Akeldama tears.

6. We Plead Guilty

We plead guilty

Jehovah is the shepherd of a herd of sheep and blockheads who believe in the fuckin' unseen and try to roll back the wheel of history.

No dust of of the ground
Or divine sperm drop
No flesh of foreskin for a covenant

Men have scruples in offending one who is really feared

We we read the tree of life, but we see a forest of hate
We don't hear your jealous god, to this crime we plead guilty.

You reproach us to be unbelievers, precisely so, that is just what we are.

Men have scruples in offending one who is really feared

You reproach us to be unbelievers, precisely so, that is just what we are.

Men have scruples in offending one who is really feared

7. The Free Play of Forces

An hegemonic battle dividing mankind
Men are by no means naturally equal

It regards as a sacred act the killing of the human kind

An hegemonic battle dividing mankind
Men are by no means equal naturally equal

It regards as a sacred act the killing of the human kind

The nature puts living creatures on this globe and watches the free play of forces.

What are you fighting for?
To feeling the loss of life?

God, don't send your son on to earth,
It is not a place for the children.

Been found too light in the scale of destiny.

The world is not for cowardly peoples.
It is the price of paid for in blood.

God, don't send your son on to earth,
It is not a place for the children.

An hegemonic battle dividing mankind
Men are by no means equal naturally equal

Terror will be successful unless opposed by equal terror.

8. Under a Visible Leader

Heavens kingdom turned, under a visible leader, into the most violent despotisms to impose its bloody oppression.

And what are you praying for?
Riches, a life of a thousand years, wisdom and knowledge, health, and honour?

Being founded on lies and error,
Blindly influenced by the misuse and misused for political ends
Blood-stained criminals.

Heaven kingdom turned, under a visible leader, into the most violent despotisms to impose its bloody oppression.

And what are you praying for?
Companions pure and holy, beloved by nature, equal in age?

Being founded on lies and error,
Blindly influenced by the misuse and misused for political ends
Blood-stained criminals.

Being founded on lies and error,
Blindly influenced by the misuse and misused for political ends
Blood-stained criminals.

9. The Yoke of Slavery

Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains.
There's nothing better for slaves than to fight for changes.

Giving their persons, on condition to loose their goods also, I fail to see, what they have now left to preserve.

For him him who renounces everything, no indemnity is possible
Sooner dead than a slave
Nothing to lose but his chains

I refuse tranquility, if it means to live and die in dungeons.

Every man is born free, he is his own master
Refuse the yoke of slavery.

To yield to force is an act of necessity not of will; at the most an act of prudence, in what fucking sense can it be a duty?

Every man is born free, he is his own master
Refuse the yoke of slavery.

For him him who renounces everything, no indemnity is possible
Sooner dead than a slave
Nothing to lose but his chains

I refuse this oppression.
It not only has forged the weapons that bring death to itself
It has also called into existence the men, who are who are to to wield those weapons.

10. Part of Happiness

In being desired for its own sake, money is desired as part of happiness.
And not only for all the things, which which it will buy.
It became our god.

In being desired for its own sake, money is desired as part of happiness.
And not only for all the things, which which it will buy.
Each man had to bow down.

To assure assure an existence to its slave within his slavery.

No nexus nexus excepted self-interest

To assure assure an existence to its slave within his slavery.
To assure an existence to it’s slave within his slavery.

Economic pressure always permits blackmail.
Consumes without producing.

Corruption.
Naked came I out of my mother's womb.
The reward of iniquity.

Corruption.
Naked came I out of my mother's womb.
The reward of iniquity.

11. Cogs and Wheels

A blind, old, gold, gold cold, fanatic multitude, jarring and destroying each other in the labyrinth in which we were enclosed.
There are no straight roads.

Cogs and wheels in the whole globalised machine,
Placed in a natural state of war with the newly -formed ones,
We become antiquated before they can ossify.

A blind, old, gold, gold cold, fanatic multitude, jarring and destroying each other in the labyrinth in which we were enclosed.
There are no straight roads.

Cogs and wheels in the whole globalised machine,
Placed in a natural state of war with the newly -formed ones,
We become antiquated before they can ossify.


For when a people is are not willing or able to fight for its their existence,
Providence in its justice has decreed that people's end.

Providence in its justice has decreed that people's end.

The world is as stupid as it is forgetful, in our present false and decadent period.

A fight for survive survive has begun, mightier than the earth has ever seen.

What a man really wants, is what he hopes and believes.

12. The Realm of Fake

From the realm of false to the realm of fake
Continuous shame, that the courage you lack

Brought forth and raised to imitate.

First cloned deadhead class

From the realm of false to the realm of fake
Continuous shame, that courage you lack

Brought forth and raised to imitate.

First cloned deadhead class

All that is solid melts into air, and man is at last compelled to face with sober senses the air to to breath under the cloak of virtue.
Protecting from the tyranny, which exaggerates mankind exaggerates mankind vices that cannot be concealed under the cloak of virtue.

All that is solid melts into air, and man is at last compelled to face with sober senses the air to to breath under the cloak of virtue.
Protecting from the tyranny, which exaggerates mankind exaggerates mankind vices that cannot be concealed under the cloak of virtue.
All that is solid melts into air, and man is at last compelled to face with sober senses the air to breath under the cloak of virtue.
Protecting from the tyranny, which exaggerates mankind vices that cannot be concealed under the cloak of virtue.

From the realm of false to the realm of fake
Brought forth and raised to imitate.

First cloned deadhead class

13. The Idea of End

If all the miserable moments in the life were collected into one point,
It would be a more cruel punishment than any other;

But these are scattered through our whole life, whilst the pain of death exerts all its force in a moment.

Who can calmly renounce the pleasure of existence,
Who is so weary of life as to brave brave the idea of end,
Will never be influenced by any one.

In a secret corner of the mind, in which the original impressions of nature are still preserved, men discover a sentiment which tells them, that their lives are not lawfully in the power of any one.

Dare to struggle and dare to live

Every individual wishes, if possible, to be exempt from the compacts compacts that bind the rest of mankind.

Every individual wishes, if possible, to be exempt from the compacts compacts that bind the rest of mankind.

In a secret corner of the mind, in which the original impressions of nature are still preserved, men discover a sentiment which tells them, that their lives are not lawfully in the power of any one.

14. Phantom of Pleasure

So so act, that that the rule on which you act would admit of being adopted as a law by all the the rational beings.

The love of money, of power, or of fame, that all of these may, and often do, render the individual noxious to the other members of the society to which he belongs.

The love of money, of power, or of fame, that all of these may, and often do, render the individual noxious to the other members of the society to which he belongs.

Mankind loves life too well; the objects that surround them;

The seducing phantom of pleasure, and hope:
That sweetest error of mortals, which makes men swallow such large droughts of evil, mingled with a very few drops of good, allure allure them to strongly,

Seduced by that universal and flattering hope, which makes men believe that all unlucky accidents are the lot of others and the most fortunate only their share







SUBLIME CADAVERIC DECOMPOSITION LYRICS