Every step you take is to the end
Chaos, duplicate the human slaves
Mother nature so far away, why?
Perfect is the race you dream

Right now, I'll make my choice
Perfection you fake is not
The soul, not a genetic code
You fools, you ignoramuses

Hatchery, the newborn to celebrate
Ashes to ashes, I see respect in the dust
Life is so perfect, aah

Now for the weak an abortion
Celebrate perfection that grows
The flesh, a gift of science
The soul, a fault of a god

Life on its way to the state of fire
From the cold taste of steel
Light embraces the dark, lava flowing free
And the cradle is
Forgot the reasons why we all lie so pale
On the playground of cold
Mother nature is at saturation point
And the cradle is falling down

Right now, I'll make my choice
Perfection you fake is not
The soul, not a genetic code
You fools, you ignoramuses


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    I'm sure this song is speaking out against cloning. It reminds me a little bit of Rammstein's Mutter, only instead of saying how cloning affects the individual clone, it focuses more on it's affect on the planet. Like what would happen if all humans became clones of a "genetically perfect" person. Then there would be almost no more genetic variation and the human race would start to stagnate... pretty deep stuff.

    \m/ Gojira rules! \m/

    clintmman_47on July 29, 2007   Link

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