I PROCLAIM THIS TEMPLE OF FLESH AS THE RULER TO BE...
Defame the names of all your dead gods
Vomit upon the path of salvation
Watch the creator succumb to extinction
The hunter now the hunted
You become the prey for us all
Confront me now
Defiler of human desire
Voracious hordes await the hour of ascension
Unravel their delusion
Their translucent divinity
THE BLOODSHED
BEGIN THE BLOODSHED
For blasphemy is the pure blood within us all
Hear the siren of death from high above
The upheaval of an unholy war...has now begun
(I AM THE FIST IN YOUR BASTARD SON'S FACE...)
Burn down the churches...engulfed by hatred
Tear down the kingdom...incinerate his vision
Destroy their icons...pulled from their neck
The exodus of faith...their will we did break
Shattering the hope they once loved
So, you damn me...no...fuck you.

fuck...your beliefs
Fuck...your divine promises
Fuck all of those who has preached the swine called god
Confront me now
Defiler of human desire
Voracious hordes await the hour of ascension
Unravel their delusion
Their translucent divinity
THE BLOODSHED
BEGIN THE BLOODSHED
For blasphemy is the pure blood within us all
Hear the siren of death from high above
The upheaval of an unholy war...has now begun
(I AM THE FIST IN YOUR BASTARD SON'S FACE...)
Burn down the churches...engulfed by hatred
Tear down the kingdom...incinerate his vision
Destroy their icons...pulled from their neck
The exodus of faith...their will we did break
Shattering the hope they once loved
I, ALONE, BEFOUL THE NAME OF YOUR GODS...
DESPISED ICON OF OFFAL...
Defame the names of all your dead gods
Vomit upon the path of salvation
Watch as the creator succumbs to extinction
The hunter now the hunted
You become the prey for us all
You become the prey for us all
For we are the icons of evil



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    definitely an antrichrist song, no doubt about that. i'd say its about being the "icon of evil" that strikes fear into people's hearts, the thing people hate, and the thing that overall resembles evil.

    lakebodom666on October 31, 2007   Link

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