Pro-white heavy Metal band, consisting of members the Midtown Bootboys afte… Read Full Bio ↴Pro-white heavy Metal band, consisting of members the Midtown Bootboys after the MTBB singer was jailed. Both albums had different lead singers, neither of which is involved in the WP scene anymore.

Chuk Cooley singer from "The Voice of Our Ancestors" is now doin his own thing singing and playing guitar and writing all his own songs
for the band "Chuk Cooley's Tattude Temple"
which you can find also here on Last.fm as well.
also at www.myspace.com/tattudetemple & www.myspace.com/tattudetemplemusic.....
This is a way more grown up Chuk Cooley. He states,
"Once you've learned that its not how long you've got to live , its what you do while your alive.
That automatically makes you start thinking differently about your hatred & anger and direction in life & for your future."

Still at Large
Berserkr Lyrics

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Last night - another victim
This morning's headlines scream
So what I have done is real
Oh come to me, oh rancid vermin
Breathe your last, you've met your doom
Gasp your silent shrieks of horror
In fires of hell your soul's consumed

(Ref.:) MINE IS THE BLADE OF JUSTICE (x4)

My blade's still flecked with blood
The image burns in my mind
A broken body, lying - bleeding
No witness but the night

Stacking them out - shredding them down
Stacking them out - shredding them down

Stacking them out - shredding them down
Stacking them out - shredding them down

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Berserkr's song Still at Large focus on a vigilante-style murderer who believes that he is bringing justice to society by killing criminals. The song begins with the murderer acknowledging that he has killed another victim, and that the headlines in the morning will scream about it. The murderer firmly believes that what he has done is real, and that he is doing this to rid society of the "rancid vermin" that he sees as committing crimes. The following lines describe the gruesome death that the victim will endure - gasping silent screams of horror while their soul is consumed by the fires of hell.

The chorus, repeated four times, emphasizes the murderer's belief that his blade is one of justice. The next verse describes the aftermath of the murder, with the image of a broken body lying in a pool of blood burned into the murderer's mind. There were no witnesses to the murder except for the night, suggesting that the murderer has become adept at covering up his actions.

The final lines repeat the phrase, "stacking them out - shredding them down," which serves to reinforce the killer's violent tendencies and his belief that he is cleansing society of those he considers to be criminals.

Overall, the lyrics of Still At Large suggest a deeply disturbed individual who, in their twisted perception, believes that they are bringing about justice. The imagery of death and violence is visceral, and the repeated declaration that "mine is the blade of justice" adds a chilling finality to the song.

Line by Line Meaning

Last night - another victim
I killed someone again last night

This morning's headlines scream
The news of the murder is all over the media

So what I have done is real
I have actually committed the heinous crime

Oh come to me, oh rancid vermin
I am addressing the next victim in a derogatory way

Breathe your last, you've met your doom
You will die and face eternal damnation

Gasp your silent shrieks of horror
You will suffer silently in your last moments

In fires of hell your soul's consumed
Your soul will be devoured by the flames of hell

(Ref.:) MINE IS THE BLADE OF JUSTICE (x4)
I believe that my actions are justified and righteous

My blade's still flecked with blood
I have not cleaned my weapon after committing the crime

The image burns in my mind
I cannot forget the sight of the murdered victim

A broken body, lying - bleeding
The victim suffered a lot before dying