1. |
Humanity Is Frail
02:25
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Corruption.
Your veins are filled,
I can finally breathe.
My veins are filled,
I can finally breathe.
You will always be my enemy.
The past has no mercy on us.
No mercy on you,
only distant memory remain.
No mercy on me,
only distant memory remain.
Into dust.
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2. |
The One
02:12
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I'll miss you when I reach the end.
I'm not worried about the past.
I'm married to the filth.
Crawl back into the hole
in which you came.
What's it like to live under the rug?
What's it like to have been forgotten?
Don't worry me.
Don't worry about me,
I'm fine in the hole in which you left me in.
This is how I learn
to be the one.
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3. |
Mourning Ahead
01:44
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The system will always fail you
as it has always failed me.
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