This is a sequel to 2001's "Reckless Abandon", and features the band looking back on their clumsy youth fondly.
I am a destroyer; a channel of Satanic wrath.
My brothers are me, and I am them.
I stick thorns in the planet's side.
Planet of pestilence, refuge for the weak.
Kneel before Satanic Might!
With dishonour - there's only one way out.
Why do you take pride in being the dirt on the face of a planet which is a dirty rock in a filthy universe?
It makes no fucking sense!
God of banality, åß?¥; refuge for the needy.
Even he trembles when facing him:
God of genius, of destiny, and might.
I'll go past the light and all the lies!
I hate the unsightliness of creation.
I'll go to his kingdom, and I'll bring back the keys.
My brothers are me, and I am them.
I stick thorns in the planet's side.
Planet of pestilence, refuge for the weak.
Kneel before Satanic Might!
With dishonour - there's only one way out.
Why do you take pride in being the dirt on the face of a planet which is a dirty rock in a filthy universe?
It makes no fucking sense!
God of banality, åß?¥; refuge for the needy.
Even he trembles when facing him:
God of genius, of destiny, and might.
I'll go past the light and all the lies!
I hate the unsightliness of creation.
I'll go to his kingdom, and I'll bring back the keys.
Lyrics submitted by Bloodmouth
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