All rise for the black mass
We are gathered here today in the funeral of your faith
Angels set ablaze
Bask in the flames

God is dead!
Rid your mind of guilt my child
God is dead!
Let your sacrament wilt my child

In a godless universe with logic as the reigning scepter of power
Revel in the mysteries of our reality
Wisdom undefiled

In the shadows where secrets lie
Unrestricted wisdom grows in all directions
Evolutions grow forth from the grave of your faith
Bow your head in awe for our creation

Bring closer his withered throne to earth
Lowering paradise within reach
Burn heaven down!
Nailed to the cross
Drained of it's blood
Piety dies
Crucify this lie
Deus est mortuus!
Logica obtinet!

Evolved in fruition to deny the god of carnal opposition
There will be no judgement from above
Inherit the earth
Possess what is left

Behold a vision blinded by guilt ridden righteousness
Mortal entombment of the mind
False beliefs abandoned in the shadows of the light


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    No vagueness in this song... self worship. And considering how perfect this song is along with the other 2 parts, I think self worship is justified. #1 song of 2012, hands down.

    brucedotwillison October 12, 2012   Link

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