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Disgorge - Consume The Forsaken Lyrics

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  • Christ, the time has come for your ending.
  • Do not look at us for mercy
  • For you are the one who should not be pitied.
  • Your ignorant teachings disgust me
  • And the stench of your sermons still reeks from your pores
  • I despise you, yet I once envied you.
  • Your god given right, abused and mistreated
  • As though it were a gift for any simple man
  • When its power could reshape the face of creation
  • And exalt a new race of life free from imperfection.
  • This existence was a mistake.
  • And in the middle of the holocaust
  • You committed a rebellion in direct treason.
  • For your existence is worthless
  • And to correct the aberrations you've made
  • Your subsistence will be shunned
  • Into the furthest reaches of infinite darkness
  • Where you will await your final conclusion.
  • The one you call father will be there
  • To abolish the remnants of your soul.
  • Christ, the time has come for your ending.
  • Do not look at us for mercy
  • For you are the one who should not be pitied.
  • Thrown onto the altar of sanctified dissolution.
  • Christ pleads for his life.
  • Showing no levity
  • The Apostles violently tear at his living flesh.
  • The feast is an orgy of sacred dismemberment.
  • The faint screams now fade
  • As the life slips from his body.
  • Still ripping and devouring the flesh left on the corpse
  • Judas stands back and admires the beautiful orchestration
  • With a sickening grin as the life seeps into his mind.
  • "It has been done Lord, Christ is no more."

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