All I Am Is the Void
Embracing the Void: Unveiling the Hypocrisy of Wisdom and the Plague of Mankind
Lyrics
The priest, his wisdomized illegacy
The priest, embodying wisdom, carries the burden of illegitimate actions.
His childhood dreams turned into hypocrisy
His dreams from childhood have become hypocritical or contradictory.
What would he say if finally he will
Contemplating the priest's potential response if he faces damnation instead of meeting God.
Not meet his maker but go to Hell
Speculating on the priest going to Hell instead of meeting his maker.
Oh Father
An address to the Father figure, expressing a realization of becoming what was intended to be avoided.
I have become what I tried to avoid
Acknowledging the transformation into something undesirable.
All I am is the void
The speaker defines themselves as emptiness or a void.
Mankind is a disease
Portraying mankind as a detrimental force or ailment.
And our world's infected
Describing the world as contaminated or corrupted.
God cannot increase the number of elected
Suggesting that God cannot alter the predetermined number of chosen individuals.
And if God is not true
Raising doubt about the existence of God.
What should the elected do?
Pondering the actions of those considered chosen if God is not real.
We are fleshy life sized puppets
Describing humanity as life-sized puppets made of flesh.
Hawked on Heaven's DRTV
Depicting humans as commodities advertised on Heaven's DRTV (Divine Reality TV).
Including three coloured rеplaceable halos
Mentioning replaceable halos, suggesting superficial or materialistic aspects of spirituality.
And a live crucifixion for free
Describing a live crucifixion offered freely, possibly commenting on sensationalized religious acts.
Oh Fathеr
A repeated address to the Father, emphasizing the speaker's transformation and self-realization.
I have become what I tried to avoid
Reiterating the acknowledgment of becoming what was intended to be avoided.
All I am is the void
Restating the self-definition as emptiness or a void.
Mankind is a disease
Repeating the negative portrayal of mankind as a disease.
And our world's infected
Reiterating the idea of a contaminated or corrupted world.
God cannot increase the number of elected
Restating the notion that God cannot change the number of chosen individuals.
And if God is not true
Repeating the doubt about the existence of God.
What should the elected do?
Reiterating the contemplation of the actions of the chosen if God is not real.
Even Christ wouldn't die
Suggesting that even Christ would not sacrifice for the void world outside, referring to the speaker's perception of the world.
For this void world outside chances to ashes
Expressing the idea that the outside world turns to ashes, emphasizing its emptiness.
Trust to dust, oh, oh, oh
Encouraging trust in dust, possibly symbolizing the transient and perishable nature of life.
Whoever has eyes ought to see
Calling attention to the importance of perception, with those having eyes urged to see.
Whoever's brave enough to be
Encouraging bravery to exist authentically.
Give a lie for a lie
Advocating reciprocity, exchanging falsehood for falsehood in the void world outside.
For this void world outside
Reiterating the emptiness of the outside world and the need for authenticity.
Mankind is a disease
Repeating the negative portrayal of mankind as a disease.
And our world's infected
Reiterating the idea of a contaminated or corrupted world.
God cannot increase the number of elected
Restating the notion that God cannot change the number of chosen individuals.
And if God is not true
Repeating the doubt about the existence of God.
What should the elected do?
Reiterating the contemplation of the actions of the chosen if God is not real.
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