Worms
Comecon Lyrics
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Man is master to tear apart
All crop on God's made land
Man is master to sow and reap
All deaths worms die
Man is master to engineer
And the bliss of freedom glimmers like gold
Empty the cast, melt the mold
The worms of God
We've torn away Your spear God
This is sacrament to show it
It's the bread of liberation
And the wine of celebration
In the gloom of gluttony, lust takes its toll
Its hold is stronger than of the Gods of old
The worms of God
The song "Worms" by Comecon presents an interesting take on the concept of power and control. The first verse suggests that despite the belief in a higher power that governs the world, humans have ultimate control over their own lives and the effects they have on the world around them. The line "All bonds that God ties / Man is master to tear apart" alludes to the idea that even if God has a plan for us, we have free will and can ultimately choose our own paths, even if that means disrupting divine plans. This is exemplified further in the line "All deaths worms die / Man is master to engineer," suggesting that humans have the ability to alter or manipulate even the natural cycle of life and death.
The second verse takes a more confrontational stance, with the singer boldly proclaiming "We've torn away Your spear God" and presenting the idea that rebellion against old beliefs can be a form of liberation. The reference to "the Gods of old" further reinforces the idea of embracing change and moving away from traditional belief systems. The imagery used throughout the song is also notable, with the repeated reference to "worms" both in the title and lyrics, creating a sense of decay and decayed power structures.
Overall, "Worms" presents a powerful message about the importance of questioning established beliefs and exerting control over one's own life and the world around them.
Line by Line Meaning
All bonds that God ties
Humans have the power to break any bond that God has created
Man is master to tear apart
Humans can control the destruction of any bond created by God
All crop on God's made land
God creates the land upon which crops grow
Man is master to sow and reap
Humans can control the planting and harvesting of crops on God's land
All deaths worms die
Worms are the ultimate end for all creatures, even those created by God
Man is master to engineer
Humans can manipulate and control the cycle of life and death, just as worms do
And the bliss of freedom glimmers like gold
There is nothing more valuable than the freedom humans can achieve
Empty the cast, melt the mold
We must break free from any binds or molds that are holding us back
The worms of God
Worms, which represent the cycle of life and death, are a natural aspect of God's creation
We've torn away Your spear God
Humans have questioned and rejected the power of God
This is sacrament to show it
The song is a way to share this rejection with others
It's the bread of liberation
The lyrics are meant to inspire and encourage others to seek liberation
And the wine of celebration
The message in the song is meant to be a celebration of human freedom and power
In the gloom of gluttony, lust takes its toll
When people focus too much on material gain and personal pleasure, they lose sight of the more important aspects of life
Its hold is stronger than of the Gods of old
The temptation of material gain and pleasure can be stronger than the power of the ancient gods
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: JULIAN HAMILTON, KIMBERLEY MOYES
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Chad Sacco
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