Climax
Climax of Humanity: Unveiling a World Torn Between Salvation and Plague
Lyrics
Oh climax
Expressing an intense moment or peak, possibly with a metaphorical or emotional connotation.
Starvation shall be scratched upon another grave
Describing a harsh reality where deprivation is marked on another person's grave, suggesting a dire situation.
Sixteen thousand children shall die today
Highlighting a tragic statistic, emphasizing the significant number of children expected to die on the given day.
And are you the saviour or the plague
Pondering whether the listener is a savior or a destructive force, questioning their impact on the world.
We let em go when we want em to stay
Pointing out the paradox of letting things go when there's a desire for them to stay, implying inconsistency or conflict.
Oooh climax
Reiteration of the intense moment or peak mentioned in the first line.
Your ethics and you intellect won't be enough
Suggesting that ethical and intellectual qualities alone may not be sufficient, possibly commenting on societal challenges.
We're filling the world with sex running out of love
Observing a world where physical relationships are abundant, but genuine love is scarce or diminishing.
And a mother's song from the cradle to the grave is sung
Referring to the cycle of life from birth to death, with a mother's song accompanying this journey.
More a father now less a son
Noting a transition from being more of a son to taking on a fatherly role.
Oh climax
Reiteration of the intense moment or peak mentioned earlier.
In the loneliest part of our trust they shiver cold
Describing a lonely and vulnerable aspect of trust, where individuals feel cold and isolated.
Wrap yourself in the colours of the whole world
Encouraging embracing diversity represented by the colors of the whole world for comfort or protection.
The orgasm of men both might and sin
Describing the climax or peak of men, combining elements of strength and sin.
You better open the gates of hell and let us in
Urging the opening of gates of hell, possibly as a metaphor for facing challenges or accepting harsh realities.
Modern medicine
Mentioning modern medicine, possibly commenting on its prevalence or impact on daily life.
Three times a day
Suggesting a routine of taking medicine three times a day.
You're not out of love
Reassuring that one is not devoid of love despite challenges or struggles.
You're not out of love
Reaffirming that love is still present.
Got off his knees
Describing someone standing up or recovering from a difficult situation.
Forgot how to pray
Indicating a loss of religious faith or connection, possibly as a response to hardships.
You're not out of love
Reassuring that love is still present despite a lack of prayer.
You're not out of love
Reiterating the presence of love despite challenges.
So many children
Highlighting the joy of many children on the given day.
Happy today
Reaffirming that the world is not devoid of love.
World you've not out of love
Emphasizing the abundance of love despite challenges in the world.
You're not out of love
Reaffirming the presence of love.
Welcome to the future
Welcoming the future with an indication that there is nothing to pay, suggesting a positive outlook.
There's nothing to pay
Reiterating a lack of payment in the future, possibly emphasizing the abundance of love.
When you're not out of love
Asserting that love is still present even when challenges are faced.
You're not out of love
Reaffirming the presence of love.
So many children
Highlighting the joy of many children on the given day.
Happy today
Reaffirming that the world is not devoid of love.
World you've not out of love
Emphasizing the abundance of love despite challenges in the world.
You're not out of love
Reaffirming the presence of love.
Not out of love
Emphasizing that one is not devoid of love.
You're not out of love
Reaffirming the presence of love.
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