Sterility Monoculture - death disguised as life Tranquility Replaced by silence As the machines Tear down and trample All life is lost Replaced by a static death Inside the empty halls they stand Pillars raised towards the sky Hold the ceiling to block the sun From this throne room below where they'll die Robbed of their meaning they only have worth In the value they bring as they fall to the earth The debts that they hoard they will never repay Idly awaiting their final day
I am the one out of line I am the oak sapling in the straight lines of pine Love and resistance entwined With the blood and the sap that run through my spine Beneath the somber halls Wildness calls
From the smallest seed Stretch on into infinity Amongst the fallen leaves In decay and obscurity In every crack Amongst the fallen giants Lies lives unseen Unspoiled by humanity We are the weeds and the unwanted seeds Let your dams break, let the river flow free Let the woods spread through this world of concrete Come out of yourself, come out plant your feet To hold back the flow is to live in a lie To refrain from the day when you scatter and die To live in despair of an unwanted end To cling to the evil that lets you pretend
I am the one out of line I am the oak sapling in the straight lines of pine Love and resistance entwined With the blood and the sap that run through my spine Beneath the somber halls Wildness calls
life truely lost in resistance to death succumb to anxiety of every breath that takes you closer to what is unknown when someone will reap all the fruits that you've sown
My feet dig into the earth My arms stretch high Seeking for my place of birth One with the flow I shall pass on The fire, that burns in every heart The fire, passed down
My breath is the rustle of leaves My end never pondered upon I pass on and expect no grief One with the flow I shall pass the fire on My feet dig into the earth My arms stretch high Seeking for my place of birth One with the flow we shall live and die
A culture obsessed by the death it itself creates, extracting loyalty out of fear, drawing on images of scarcity and mortality. Telling us immortality can be ours only from the blessing of the white Christ reincarnate through the second coming of mechanized monoculture; that there is an escape from death. But die you will, after which you shall live, your essence will pump through a heart once anew -as your conscience evaporates, matter and energy return.
Beneath the somber halls Wildness calls Wildness calls you to her