There's no salvation in a world where you worship your reflection.
And no redemption for a life of servitude.
You bow and you heed on hallowed command.
Your holy land is all rot and reeking.

It's a safe place.
A hollow escape.
A palace of concrete and glass.
Keep waiting, keep waiting for...

No god to release you.
No god to make you fall to your knees.

There's blood on these pages and a war inside your head and with yourself.
Through the ages through every form of hell.

It's a safe place.
A hollow escape.
A palace of concrete and glass.
Keep waiting, keep waiting for...

No god to consume you.
No god to bear your burden.
No god to use you.
No god, no, it's all an illusion.

A usurper of life.
It'll bleed every last drop.
And it'll suck all the breath out of you.
And leave you forsaken.

There's no god to release you.
There's no god to make you fall down to your knees.
There's no god to consume you.
There's no god to bear your burdens.
There's no god, no, it's all an illusion.


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    haha, i love this. =D so true

    so this new album rlly rocks.... but NOTHING will blow me away more than undoing ruin did.

    FearBeforeZAkkon August 14, 2009   Link
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    I think this song is pretty straight-forward >.>

    NecroNeticson October 10, 2009   Link
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    General Comment

    The lyrics submitted on this site are incorrect. Kinda funny actually, but horribly wrong. Here are the correct lyrics.

    There's no salvation In a world where you worship you're reflection And no redemption for a life of servitude You bow and you heed On hallowed command Your holy land is all rot and reeking It's a safe place A hollow escape A palace of concrete and glass Keep waiting, keep waiting for

    No god to release you No god to make you fall to your knees

    There's blood on these pages And a war inside your head and with yourself Through the ages through every form of hell It's a safe place A hollow escape A palace of concrete and glass Keep waiting, keep waiting for

    No god To consume you No god To bear your burden No god To use you No god no it's all an illusion

    A usurper of life It'll bleed every last drop And it'll suck all the breath out of you And leave you forsaken

    There's no god to release you There's no god to make you fall down to your knees There's no god to consume you There's no god To bear your burdens There's no god no it's all an illusion.

    childofbodom151on October 10, 2009   Link
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    HOw has so few commented on this songg... it's one of their best songs.. just absolutly epic its great from a musical perspective and outstang lyrically.. very straightfoward about meaning lol but it kicks ass

    xxAnt1Chr1stxxon October 12, 2009   Link
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    I LOVE THIS SONG!!!!!!!!

    SPuckett36on November 19, 2009   Link
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    General Comment

    This song is a complete joke lyrically. Musically, very good indeed but the substance is severely lacking. The entire song commits the logical fallacy of begging the question, that is, assuming that what you are trying to prove to be true is already true.

    In case Darkest Hour wasn't aware, the existence of God is a heavily debated topic and there is certainly no concrete proof on either side. This song assumes that God doesn't exist and goes from there. There is nothing substantial in the song adding to the argument, just some biased claims made by the lyricist.

    If the song is viewed from the perspective of people who call themselves Christians but are instead self seeking and only want money and power, I could see how the lyrics could be somewhat more accurate. Christianity is not about these things but when someone like Joel Osteen runs the largest church in America I can certainly see how that image is maintained.

    I love this band. They make some fantastic music. However, they should choose the subject material of their songs a little more carefully, this is biting off much more than they can chew.

    TheDarkestRed87on November 29, 2009   Link

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