1. |
The Spirit, Divine
05:31
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You don't own morality
Goodness is found away from your god
You sell shame, it brings pain
You say love but practice hate
Sell your soul, sell your god
Sell your worth, sell your body
Born to hate the sin
Hate the sinner
Hate everything
One nation under god
Use that god to serve your hate
No nations, No gods
Allegiance only to self
No moral excellence
Sell your soul, sell your god
Sell your worth, sell your logic
Born to hate the sin
Hate the sinner
Hate everything you don’t agree with
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2. |
The Family Curse
05:39
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Pass down the hate
Pass down the hurt
Relive the past
Let it rule the now
Break this curse
Can’t change the past
The past has no power
We will be brand new
Pass down the hate
Pass down the hurt
Relive the past
Let it rule the now
Touch more than heart
Touch more than soul
No matter the cost
Always self-indulge
Break this curse
Can’t change the past
The past has no power
We will be brand new
I will break this curse
I won’t live in pain
Touch only heart
Touch only soul
Break this curse
Change the past
Touch only heart
Touch only soul
We will be brand new
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3. |
Terminal
02:57
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It’s not a dream
It’s not in your head
We can live forever
The ones we love will carry us through
We will fight together
It’s alright, it’s ok
This is is a life worth living
We’ve got friend, till the end
This is a life worth living
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4. |
A Violent Psalm
05:12
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We are found wanting
All alone, with no hope
We long for comfort
Why can’t we be left alone
Looking for freedom from the mind
Needing joy to ease the dark
Low in the depth of the mind
No hope, needing joy
These feeling haunt us
No escape from the dark
The world is heavy
He end is near
Tear me open
Release the hold
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5. |
Call My Name
03:58
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It’s not easy feeling unloved
Not knowing how to give love
Not knowing how to receive it
The depth are heavy, so hard to navigate
Connect to nothing, with so much to give
Wish the world would fade away
Sing out to relieve the pain
Sing out of the heart
Hoping for it to fall on fertile ground
Scream the song out loud
Release the pain and doubt
Find a love to call your own
Sing out
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