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Eschatology Lyrics by Nequient

Infinite Regress

2015

Consumed by flame
Or encased in ice
Scurry toward the end
Like laboratory mice
Could have saved ourselves
If we ever tried
Drowning in apathy
Stumble to suicide
Eschatology
Caught in anomie
Will to death meets
With the will to power
Uncaring to delay
The final hour
A world exploited
And lives bought cheap
Short-sighted, self-righteous
In a culture asleep
The seals have broken
Trumpets have blown
The Earth heaves her final groan
We accomplished our demise—
Just too stupid to realize
Uncomprehending
We construct our ending
Enslaved to technology
Caught in anomie
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About “Eschatology” by Nequient

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"Eschatology" appears on "Infinite Regress" in 2015.

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