Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Self proclaimed god, artist - Benighted. Album song Insane cephalic production, in the genre Date of issue: 25.01.2009
Record label: Osmose
Song language: English
Self proclaimed god |
| Hear my cries, white is everywhere |
| There’s no way to escape from this strange nightmare |
| In front of me attached on a bed |
| Lies the corpse of a child |
| With a face so pale |
| He turns his head and his glance meets mine |
| His voice resounds in me |
| Hurts and pierces my mind |
| Words of hatred try to dominate |
| Religious incantations desecrate my will |
| Come to me, my little child |
| See in me the resurrection of your god! |
| Self-proclaimed god |
| Self-proclaimed god |
| Self-pro |
| Come to me, my little child |
| See in me the resurrection of your god! |
| Self-proclaimed god |
| Self-proclaimed god |
| Self-pro |
| Self-proclaimed god |
| Self-proclaimed god |
| Self-proclaimed god |
| Self-pro |
| I am the one who lives in your entrails |
| Make you rot from inside |
| Invade me, blasphemy |
| I submit you to serve me |
| Your blood is mine, I’m your god alive |
| Come to me, my little child |
| See in me the resurrection of your god! |
| Self-proclaimed god |
| Self-proclaimed god |
| Self-pro |
| Self-proclaimed god |
| Self-proclaimed god |
| Self-proclaimed god |
| Self-pro |
| You’ll learn to believe in my twisted existence |
| Crouched in the depths of your conscience |
| All the concepts fly away |
| End of dreams, beginning of fear |
| Nervous disorder, go away! |
| Vicious imposter torturing my mind |
| Mental parasite, go away from me! |
| His words terrify me and I fall upon him |
| Severe corporal punishment |
| By pure act of the rage, uncontrolled |
| Blinded by blinkers of madness |
| The child lies disgorged |
| The white bed becomes red with his innocent blood |
| My eyes are lost in this ocean |
| Flowing on the ground until my feet |
| I sit in the most obscure corner of the room |
| As the child still looks at me |
| I understand what death is really talking about |