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Bring in the Night Lyrics by Death in June

Thè Wäll öf Säcrificè

1989

[Spoken:]
The order looks upon humanity with disdain. Humanity, that false construct of the ignorant beast man. Man; man is a destroyer. His destruction is vast, his destruction is all-encompassing, but it is uniquely human. His is not the joyous, self-confident destruction of the barbarian, nor is it the matter-of-fact and purposeful destruction of the predator fulfilling his natural imperative. Man's destruction is the sour byproduct of life in dysfunction. Man's destruction follows the deadly rhythm of life out of balance. Man destroys his own life while also destroying all life on earth, neither admitting to his destruction nor even recognizing it. Man has squandered his powers. And our scorn for him has grown boundless. By its pitiful motions, mankind has demonstrated its unworthiness. Let the destruction it has unleashed devour it: an eye for an eye; a tooth for a tooth; a strike for a strike. Let us not misuse this sacred gift of destruction. Let us view it in its true light that we may embrace it.​
Destruction does not stand opposed to creation. Destruction is an ally of creation, and both are necessary for life to function and flourish. Destruction can no longer be permitted to move outside the will of life. It must regain its rightful place in the order. It must be put to the service to those who serve the will of life. Let the strong bear witness to my message; let the strong heed my words. Take up the mighty powers of destruction, for therein dwells the power of life. Wield it wisely, and wield it ruthlessly. ​
[Bridge:]
(Bring in the night)
(Wrapped in twilight)
(We can only care)
Order is divine.​
(If we cull)
Hail the order. Hail the wheel of the law.​
[Outro:]
From nowhere to nothing
From nothing to nowhere
The body has poisoned
The light of the truth
The runes of dead men
The runes of dead loves
The runes of dead dreams
The runes of dead thoughts
The runes of dead memories
The runes of past lives
The ruins of past lies
Laying old ghosts
And the slaying of time
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Death in June

Death in June

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