The isolation, the fear and disease For two hundred workers it was one of the blackest years The anger, the sadness and even revenge Destroyed families, that will never be the same A new future was promised for them A new beginning near the Baker river But time will reveal what they did But time will show what those motherfuckers do
Manager: Sir, the company has no money And we have to feed those fucking slaves Maybe we should, maybe just kill them Boss: So it will be a complete, Annihilation, Total slaughter a complete extermination of People, time will conceal our crime No more food, just pain in their souls It will be sealed in that place eternally.
So the nature witnessed once again That humans have guided it to its end Cold nights don't let me cry I'll die here ‘cause a lie Our days are reckoned in this land Useless sacrifice.
Days of agony, months of endless pain The river will bury what remains of me Days of agony, months of endless pain The river will drown what I was, but
Suddenly a light appeared Is this a dream? I cannot see What's in front of me, is it you my lord? Or just a thought, I can not breathe I don't have control Then a voice woke me up, I'm alive Few of us survived, we are alive The aftermath of negligence Will last forever.
The isolation, the fear and disease For two hundred workers it was one of the blackest years The anger, the sadness and even revenge It will be complete annihilation Total slaughter a complete extermination of People, time will conceal our crime No more food, just pain in their souls It will be sealed in that place eternally.
So the nature witnessed once again That humans have guided it to its end Cold nights don't let me cry I'll die here ‘cause a lie Our days are reckoned in this land Useless sacrifice.
The abyss of pain it's called “The Island of the Death” My friend, It is dark like an Abyss of pain it's called “The Island of the Death” My friend, It's darker than hellTeksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa.
