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Sacrificed To Nothing

from Wasteland by Dethrone Humanity

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Verse 1:
Eerie stillness in the air
Desolate and dry
Then the heat begins to flare
With tensions running high
Fire burned the Earth, and ice could not be found
Countless people died; piled on the ground
Everyone lost hope attempting to survive
Waiting to be saved, they piously contrive

Chorus:
Get off your knees
You have been deceived
You are a victim of lies
You think you’re saved
You think the path is paved
The certainty is you’re wrong

Verse 2
At the peak of the heat
Society decays
You think there’s a solution
So you collapse and you pray
What good will it do, to worship falsities?
What good will it do, to fall down to your knees?
Try to use reason instead of holy lies
Ain’t a fucking god to listen to your cries

Verse 3
When the last tree withers
You take it for a sign
You pul out a gun
To get your peace of mind
Grabbing for the trigger, panicked and distraught
Blow away all sense and tear away your thoughts
It will finally flood as blood will soak the ground
But even as you die you think there is something found

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from Wasteland, released January 4, 2014

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Dethrone Humanity Norman, Oklahoma

Nothing Dethrone Humanity does is for the mainstream. Heavy, angry, and anti-societal music is what they know best, and what they feel about the strongest. Influenced mainly by death metal, thrash, punk (and anything against conformity, government, and society), Dethrone Humanity continue to their own unique brand of extreme music. ... more

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