Its name mocks its silence, a worthless beast born to
Violence ears and whiskers flapping as its yellow
Flesh comes slapping across the rank filth of this
Ancient subterranean floor. its hate knows no bounds
As its home knows no sounds (but the)
Flapping slapping splatting of its yellow flesh
I am the herald of light I withdraw a shining glory, a
Single loving-end of story, the only weakness, a grace
Like wings, my bow sings. unleashed and in the
Silver light my arrows take flight unleashed splits
Pols voices head and spills its thoughts and dreams
unleashed in crimson red across this floor
unleashed a host of yellow bodies comes crashing to
My feet neat! a host of slapping yellow bodies comes
Crashing in crimson piles a host of slapping yellow
Bodies comes crashing in crimson piles a host of
Slapping yellow bodies comes crashing in crimson piles
A host of slapping yellow bodies comes crashing in
Crimson piles running away running away running away
From your own voice running away running away running
Away from pols voice! silence! silence! silence!
Silence!


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Pol's Voice Lyrics as written by Call Arkenstone

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    This song is about Nathan hating the sound of his own voice. The man is a Taoist, he likes using metaphors.

    HunterWalker23on December 24, 2009   Link
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    This song is hands down the best on the album. Swirling keyboards with great vocals and oh so dark lyrics makes it amazing.

    horrificnectoron July 02, 2004   Link
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    This song is actually about a tipe of monster that appears in the legend of zelda, it looks like a yellow rabbit... THIS IS PURE NINTENDOCORE

    mowgiommion March 29, 2005   Link
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    The "splatting of its yellow flesh! I am the herald of light," is hands down the best part of the song.

    neobomanon June 17, 2006   Link
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    Jesus Christ.

    THE SONG IS NOT ABOUT A NINTENDO CHARACTER. NONE

    OF

    HORSE

    THE

    BAND'S

    SONGS

    ARE about.

    N.i.ntendo.

    Characters.

    x

    dean-ialon July 09, 2006   Link
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    And I am hereby deeming the term "Nintendocore" obsolete based on the fact that it DOESN'T EVEN REPRESENT ANYTHING THAT EXISTS.

    Instead of saying "Nintendocore", just say "Oxymoron".

    dean-ialon July 09, 2006   Link
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    actually horse the band has been quoted saying that a few of their songs ARE about nintendo characters, not to mention they themselves coined the term "nintendocore". so dean ial, stop posting the same thing under every song and face the facts, this band is all about nintendo, its obvious the first time you listen to any of their songs the influence they took from nintendo sounds, that is, obvious to anyone whos played nintendo even once, which judging by your posts, you havent.

    linkslaysallon July 20, 2006   Link
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    So you're telling me that every band that uses analog-modelling keyboards are trying to sound "Nintendo"?

    Their songs AREN'T about Nintendo, their songs only REFER to Nintendo characters as a metaphor. Like calling a Asian who acts like a white person a "Banana". Just because the song is named "Banana" doesn't mean the song is about a banana, you dolt. It's about an Asian who acts like a white person.

    And just because the band coined the term 'Nintendocore' doesn't mean that it doesn't represent something that is entirely non-existent.

    Since you've studied the band so fervently and know so much about what they have coined, you'd know that they created that term to sell people records, banking off of the whole 80's throwback phase that people seem to be eating up like McDonalds these days. I don't call that anything but really great marketing skills on the band's part. Maybe when the whole 'grunge' thing comes back into style, they'll wear nasty sweaters and cite the Pixies as huge inspirations and you can say that their songs are about the Carribean.

    dean-ialon July 26, 2006   Link
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    I happen to like the band for an entirely seperate reason other than Nintendo. They remind me of Don Cab.

    Wrap your head around that one, hussy.

    dean-ialon July 26, 2006   Link
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    If you want a band whose songs ARE about Nintendo (mainly because they are the actual songs FROM Nintendo games), check out The Advantage.

    dean-ialon July 26, 2006   Link

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