Rewrite the constitution
justify the revolution
The end is here
If you are part of the institution
you are not part of the solution
Bow down to fear

I, I, I am the president
I, I, the emperor
I, I, I am the king of the World

The only good God is a dead God
The only God good for me
The only good God is a dead God baby
The only damn God I need

Don't draw your own conclusion
submit to the grand illusion
Get on your knees
There will be no absolution
no final step of Evolution
The end is near


Your world means nothing to me
Your Savior's a fake, stealing your dreams
And when you're ultimately fulfilling your own prophecy
No skin off my teeth

The only good God is a dead God
The only God good for me
The only good God is a dead God, baby
The only damn God I need
The only good God is a dead God
The only God good for me
The only good God is a dead God, baby
The only fucking God I need

I kill your king of deceit
Chaos
Come onto me
I am free
And when you're ultimately consumed by your own fucking greed
You will see


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    The truth about religion, that there is no "god" and that humans need to realize this to attain the next level of evolution.

    EnragedKingon September 18, 2008   Link

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