Science has become a child's game.
There is no solution to bring away this plague.
No remedies have been discovered.

The cure is a shotgun, the cure is whatever blunt instrument one can salvage.
Whomever finds themselves too proper will be the first to perish.
And you know nothing that matters now.

We cannot restore (restore), we cannot recover (recover)
All is lost in the flood of the risen dead.
We cannot restore (restore), we cannot recover (recover)
All is lost in the storm of the disgraceful.

The incurable bring us our punishment.
Today's destruction can only be measured in
In biblical, biblical proportion.

Let's go
My will is at God's hand, never within man's teeth.
My will is at God's hand, never within man's teeth.
My will is at God's hand, never within man's teeth.

Always wanting more, never enough, until this day and age when there's nothing left.
Always wanting more, never enough, until this day and age when there's nothing left.
Always wanting more. Never enough.

We cannot restore (restore), we cannot recover (recover)
All is lost in the flood of the risen dead.
We cannot restore (restore), we cannot recover (recover)
All is lost in the storm of the disgraceful.
We cannot restore (restore), we cannot recover (recover)
All is lost in the flood of the risen dead.

We cannot restore, we cannot recover
All is lost in the storm of the disgraceful.
We cannot restore, we cannot recover
All is lost in the flood of the risen dead.
We cannot restore, we cannot recover
All is lost


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    My Interpretation

    My opinion of this song is that TDWP was making a point that we will bring about our own demise in the End Times. When they say "Science has become a child's game" I believe that they are making a point that were ruining what's natural in this world with the modern age "sciences." Our new ways of thinking have destroyed morals and we've fallen far. I think they are saying that the ony reason the End Times are coming are because of our own ignorance and our actions. If everyone were to change today, we would not have to reach the point that's inevitable.

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