Transgressions are made while cowards convey with demon's ear, fixed and set to stay. While the statue awaits to be whittled away with a mock of a slogan hiding filth with fear. Never to learn, only to burn...and be burned. Branded straight through slate. Clear as common day. What shall be the mark to be made? When we crush it all to burn it down without sight, without sound. Not anything but a casualty forgotten in the ground. A simple shell, that's solemn still -- without sight, without sound. Go slowly cause at the moment things you'd never think you'd ever see are happening and you can't believe the hatred. Make a martyr, a pedestal with ribbons of slaughter. Feed the altar, stoke the fire it will take over. Ignore the cut...the skin will callus as well as interest. If all are reckless none is to profit, none is to win it. So who will pay for all the tears, all the lives, from either side? all the years, all the time of living blind playing "God Deciding?" Who will die next in line for the lie justified for the rise of sitting high playing "God Deciding?" And who will walk away from the rage and revenge? Inhumane consequence comes in time playing "God Deciding." And who will fall in line to arrive out of sight and out of mind?


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    i love this song!

    Mofoismon May 17, 2002   Link
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    Holy shit! its helixbiker!

    abamoshon May 23, 2002   Link
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    This song totally rocks. Probably my favorite HWM song, and it's on the alk3/hwm split. Once I learned how to play it on guitar, it never got old.

    fallen_degenerateon July 11, 2002   Link
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    this is the best song of 2002. hands down...

    blakeeon July 22, 2002   Link
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    holy crap! it's abamosh! (this is DirtBrothersIndustry)

    thirty7bmxon August 25, 2002   Link
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    amazing.

    Big_Olmecon September 07, 2002   Link
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    Yep

    abamoshon March 11, 2003   Link
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    This song gives me goosebumps! it's so great...

    hayakidon April 23, 2003   Link
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    alright, i ride bmx too, and i love HWM, and so does everyone i know who rides bmx....so i must ask. what bmx pro first talked about HWM...i know it was someone cuse thats how i found out about them. was it taj? i think it was.....any help?

    Blackjawon December 21, 2004   Link
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    to me it sounds like he's talking about the war over sea's...i mean...i guess its obvious...but its one of the best songs ever and so many emotions are brought up when i hear this song....its absolutly amazing

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    CinnamonHeartson April 05, 2006   Link

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