Breeding the Beast Lyrics
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Album | Antithesis(1998) |
Type | Album (Studio full-length) |
Genres | Power Metal, Thrash Metal, Progressive Metal |
Labels | Independent |
Album rating : 80 / 100
Votes : 1
Votes : 1
2. Breeding the Beast (8:50)
God's cruel joke has blown up in our face
Damned from creation, mankind a great mistake
Man had a purpose, obey the laws in stone
But man in his defiance, had made laws of his own
Risen from the clay and dirt
Man was born unto the earth
Master of his destiny, blessed his divinity
Man has a free will to whatever he may choose
Man has a conscience he chooses not to use
Man has the knowledge to envision and create
To mastermind barbaric crimes and violent acts of hate
So graceful and articulate yet morbid and grotesque
Instead of moving forward man seems to have digressed
The lion licks his chops and sinks his teeth into his prey
The vultures over top strip clean the bones of the remains
So cruel and so savage, the nature of the beast
The nature of mankind, more brutal than the feast
Man is not an animal, too advanced to be evolved
Modern man a breed much worse
Modern man is a monster
Hopeless, it's sad but true, we are hopeless
We had our chance, we turn our backs
Now it's too late. We cannot save ourselves
We can't take back what we've done
We can't bring back what is gone
Hope, pray, somehow, someday
Mankind will change and try to be
More human
We live our lives fearing ourselves
All species beneath us will fear us as well
Man chokes the sky and poisons the sea
Makes waste of this world of which God make him King
God help us all, from grace we will fall
And in our plummet we reveal our many flaws
Man rapes the world in order to progress
Our careless ways will end with our collapse
Try seeing the world through our children's eyes
We leave behind a legacy of lies
Man is a plague, a pestilence that breeds
Bastard offspring inherit wicked deeds
Man is not an animal, too advanced to be evolved
What have we become?
Breeders of beasts
Damned from creation, mankind a great mistake
Man had a purpose, obey the laws in stone
But man in his defiance, had made laws of his own
Risen from the clay and dirt
Man was born unto the earth
Master of his destiny, blessed his divinity
Man has a free will to whatever he may choose
Man has a conscience he chooses not to use
Man has the knowledge to envision and create
To mastermind barbaric crimes and violent acts of hate
So graceful and articulate yet morbid and grotesque
Instead of moving forward man seems to have digressed
The lion licks his chops and sinks his teeth into his prey
The vultures over top strip clean the bones of the remains
So cruel and so savage, the nature of the beast
The nature of mankind, more brutal than the feast
Man is not an animal, too advanced to be evolved
Modern man a breed much worse
Modern man is a monster
Hopeless, it's sad but true, we are hopeless
We had our chance, we turn our backs
Now it's too late. We cannot save ourselves
We can't take back what we've done
We can't bring back what is gone
Hope, pray, somehow, someday
Mankind will change and try to be
More human
We live our lives fearing ourselves
All species beneath us will fear us as well
Man chokes the sky and poisons the sea
Makes waste of this world of which God make him King
God help us all, from grace we will fall
And in our plummet we reveal our many flaws
Man rapes the world in order to progress
Our careless ways will end with our collapse
Try seeing the world through our children's eyes
We leave behind a legacy of lies
Man is a plague, a pestilence that breeds
Bastard offspring inherit wicked deeds
Man is not an animal, too advanced to be evolved
What have we become?
Breeders of beasts
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Antithesis - Lyrics
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5. The Web Lyrics | 6. Secret Fires Lyrics |
7. Plastic Lyrics | 8. The Curse Lyrics |
9. Descend Lyrics |
Antithesis - Album Credits
Members
- Paul "Krusty" Kostyack : Drums
- Sean Perry : Guitars
- James Lewis : Bass
- Tom Guignette : Guitars
- Ty Cook : Vocals