1. MAN AND BEAST

What the roaches and rats do consume
Concern not in the interest of beasts
Their bones and their bodies decay with the Earth
And return for the world to repeat and feed

Feasting on rot from the filth they rise
Carrion swarm with flies

Circling the flame of burning corpses
Into the grave

So we return to the ancient way
Before fools were unafraid
When the mockery
Would not make the foolish feel unashamed

Those who imitate, like brainless apes
They clench their fist and smash the glass and beat their chest

They beat their chest, chanting while they bash their heads

And so ensues the war of man and beast