Lyrics
Send the bombs
Advocating for destructive actions, possibly as a response to despair or frustration.
We've had enough of us
Expressing a collective weariness or dissatisfaction with humanity.
Face the facts
Encouraging a confrontation with reality, acknowledging harsh truths.
Existence hurts existence
Highlighting the internal pain and struggle inherent in existence.
Existence hurts existence
Reiterating the idea that existence is inherently painful or challenging.
In the famine asylum
Referring to a place of scarcity and suffering, possibly metaphorical.
Disordered and delusional
Describing a state of chaos and distorted thinking in the famine asylum.
Peace On Earth
Yearning for peace on Earth, a contrast to the earlier themes of despair.
Essence of purity
Referring to the essence of purity, suggesting a desire for goodness or innocence.
Is how I learned
Implying that the speaker learned about purity, perhaps as a means to alleviate worry.
To stop worrying
Stating that the speaker learned to stop worrying, indicating a coping mechanism.
To stop my worrying
Repeating the idea of ceasing to worry, reinforcing the importance of this lesson.
In the famine asylum
Returning to the famine asylum, suggesting a cyclical or inescapable theme.
All set for annihilation
Indicating a readiness for destruction, possibly accepting a grim fate.
Draped in Thermonuclear
Describing the environment with the imagery of thermonuclear elements, emphasizing destructive potential.
A mercy blow from it to us
Suggesting a merciful end through annihilation, perhaps as an escape from suffering.
In the famine asylum
Revisiting the famine asylum, reiterating disorder and delusion in this place of suffering.
Disordered and delusional
Emphasizing the disordered and delusional nature of the environment.
Onward into light's graveyard
Moving towards a metaphorical light's graveyard, possibly symbolizing the end or a transition.
To our Makers, no longer with us
Referring to makers who are no longer present, indicating a sense of loss or abandonment.
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