Planet left by its god
Ideology died and the vision is gone
Oppression part of the plot
Degrading life into material force

Emptiness pain in their faces
Vicious expression of purest hate
Nightmares fulfill
Nightmares fulfill

Grotesque abstraction
Deformed lost in their fate
Lunatics murder without any reason
A killer instinct that enslaves

Endangered dying species for societies
Fabric nameless tools lost their face
Atrocity conquered the mind
Decadent deligation repulsive elite

Violent emotionless time
Decade of militant brutal prestige
Emptiness pain in their faces
Vicious expression of purest hate
Nightmares fulfill

Grotesque abstraction deformed
Lost in their fate
Lunatics murder without any reason
A killer instinct that enslaves
Endangered dying species for
Society's fabric nameless tools
Lost their face

Descent to the void
Human vultures of the soul
Impurity destroyed
A new religion of control

Bizarre moral catastrophe
Wasteland left by the almighty
Mind war of freezing fear
A new kingdom of terror is here
Screaming dying from inside
Slave to the master of all lies

Desperate men turn into beasts
Scavengers of cancerous disease
Paradise was only an illusion
Hell on earth became so real
A place the ancient ones forgot
Hordes of men without God


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Men Without God Lyrics as written by Miland Petrozza Frank Gosdzik

Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group

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