Wallow in the winter of it
Discover what you truly covet
Underneath and far above it
You slither in all kinds of shit
How could you forget about it?
Did you think you could minimize?
This is the age of consent
You'll get a day in the sun before I kill your fucking lights
Burn up in your atmosphere
Burn up in your utmost fear
Desecrate your temples
Only hell and hate remain
Don't look for crows to scatter
Prepare for judgment day

We are kill gods
The kings are falling down
Can I find a way to get there?
Bury your head in the ground
Will you falsify for your fair share?
When it's done, it's done
Plus negative one
It's everybody's guess but the apathy won
Will you come testify in the court of myopic opinion
Or will you settle for oblivion?

We are kill gods

We, we make the world worth saving
Are, are you prepared to believe?
Kill, kill everything that kills you
Gods, live long and die for me

Rape crutch and sick in the middle of an evidence bag that'll never obey
All these years spent hiding all the bodies
I can never be sure but I remember the graves!

We are kill gods
We, we make the world worth saving
Are, are you prepared to believe?
Kill, kill everything that kills you
Gods live long and die for me

Live long and die for me
Live long and die for me


Lyrics submitted by slipquestion, edited by mggt, danieljv94, rsdcal, Tundra1234, sinrise, selfdestruct

Sarcastrophe Lyrics as written by James Root Corey Taylor

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    I fixed quite a few of the lines that were definitely wrong but I'm stuck on one verse. There's no way the line is "You write, tortured sick In the middle of a novelist pact that'll never obey" That makes utterly no sense. I'm still trying to verify but another version is "Rape crutch and sick in the middle of an evidence bag that'll never obey" but that doesn't make a whole lot of sense, either.

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