Under The Ground

Rejecting the concept of sin by eliminating those who would criticize or label actions as sinful.

Desire for recognition and power, symbolized by crowns, and a call for others to acknowledge them as rulers.

Addressing a scenario where people give up due to incompetence, and death is the inevitable outcome, portraying a nihilistic perspective.

Willingness to take on temporary leadership roles, embracing a monarchic role for a brief period.

Expressing a desire to dominate and rule in the hidden or unconventional spheres, possibly related to the underground music scene.

Reiteration of the theme of being underground, possibly emphasizing a countercultural stance.

Introduction of imagery related to advanced technology and a futuristic vibe.

Symbolic action of reaching for the unattainable, possibly representing ambitious goals or aspirations.

Mention of monochrome, suggesting a simplistic or stark view, possibly contrasting with the vibrant underground culture.

Advocacy for vinyl records, possibly symbolizing a preference for authenticity and tradition in music.

Reference to reformations, hinting at change or evolution in the context of the underground culture.

Exploration of a deceptive scheme related to yearning or desire, possibly metaphorical.

Celebration of blastbeats, a fast and aggressive drumming style often associated with extreme metal genres.

Expression of a preference for a particular style or intensity in music.

Repetition emphasizing the consistent preference for a certain musical style or intensity.

Claiming to represent the end of the past and the future, with a sense of destructive power.

Assertion of being a formidable and weighty presence in the music scene.

Reiteration of the underground theme, emphasizing a sense of belonging to a non-mainstream, alternative culture.

Reference to Schroedinger's cat, suggesting uncertainty or unpredictability in the meaning of the lyrics.

Claiming the freedom to say anything in the lyrics, emphasizing creative expression and unpredictability.

Highlighting unlimited creative potential within the lyrics, subject to interpretation by the audience.

Recognition of the impact of interpretation, suggesting that the meaning of lyrics is realized upon reading.

Rejecting elements like fun, moshing, and mercy, possibly reflecting a serious and intense approach to music.

Expression of a worn-out or disenchanted attitude, possibly reflecting a long-standing presence in the music scene.

Depiction of a specific fashion style, emphasizing a particular aesthetic associated with the underground culture.

Assertion that joy is absent in the world, questioning the motivation to start anew.

Rhetorical question challenging the notion of beginning anew, possibly emphasizing a cynical outlook.

Criticism of musical preferences, suggesting disdain for those who enjoy mainstream or less extreme genres.

Insult directed at individuals who appreciate music deemed inferior or lacking in intensity.

Declaration of intent to overpower others, possibly reflecting a competitive and aggressive stance in the music scene.

Commitment to the death metal genre until the end of their existence.

Explicit rejection of the concept of peace, possibly emphasizing a confrontational and rebellious attitude.