Fractured Millennium
Hypocrisy Lyrics


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Yeah!
I came from second universe,
My travels far.
Oh, mankind, I'm not pleased.
Is this the way you're supposed to be?
You're free from decay.
Doesn't anyone care anymore?
Killing your own world,
There's nothing to stop you.
Can't you see what you're doing?
It's gotta end
Or nothing will be left.

Dying planet.
Mother Nature bleeding,
She will die.
Burning planet.
Burning lives,
Indulging will commence

I'm scraping out in soil,
But there's nowhere to grow.
People rule
But you won't quit
No!
Ready to strike back
Ready for death
Armageddon waits near
For the rules of this world
You gotta go on 'til you die.
We're plundering and your money and
Power is all you believe.
Praying to God who don't exist.
Can't you see what you're doing?
It's gotta end
Or nothing will be there.

Dying planet.
Mother Nature bleeding,
She will die.
Burning planet.




Burning lives,
Indulging will commence

Overall Meaning

The opening lines of Hypocrisy's Fractured Millennium suggest that the singer is not of this world, perhaps an extraterrestrial visitor looking down on humanity from afar. The singer expresses disappointment in mankind's behavior and decries the destruction wrought by humanity on its home planet. The lyrics paint a bleak picture of a dying planet, with Mother Nature literally bleeding out, while humanity indulges in its excesses.


The singer laments the fact that no one seems to care anymore as the world continues to be ravaged by pollution, war, and greed. They call for an end to the destruction before it's too late, warning that if we continue down this path, there will be nothing left. The final lines suggest a willingness to fight back, even if it means facing Armageddon. The song's message is one of environmentalism, calling for humans to take responsibility for the damage they've done to the planet and to work to repair it.


Line by Line Meaning

Yeah!
Expression of agreement or enthusiasm


I came from second universe,
Imagery of an alien or supernatural being


My travels far.
Impression of a long and arduous journey


Oh, mankind, I'm not pleased.
Displeasure with the actions of humanity


Is this the way you're supposed to be?
Questioning of humanity's purpose and actions


You're free from decay.
Observation of humanity's longevity as a species


Doesn't anyone care anymore?
Disillusionment with humanity's lack of concern for the planet and its inhabitants


Killing your own world,
Accusation of humanity's destructive behavior


There's nothing to stop you.
Perception of a lack of intervention or prevention of negative actions


Can't you see what you're doing?
Rhetorical question about humanity's awareness of its own destruction


It's gotta end
Insistence on the urgency of stopping negative actions


Or nothing will be left.
Prediction of the dire consequences of inaction


Dying planet.
Literal description of Earth as a terminally ill organism


Mother Nature bleeding,
Metaphor for the harm done to the planet by humanity


She will die.
Prediction of the inevitable extinction of the planet if destructive behavior continues


Burning planet.
Literal description of Earth on fire


Burning lives,
Metaphor for the suffering of humans and other living creatures due to environmental destruction


Indulging will commence
Observation that humanity continues to prioritize pleasure and consumption over environmental conservation


I'm scraping out in soil,
Image of struggling to survive amidst a damaged environment


But there's nowhere to grow.
Observation that humanity is reaching the limits of sustainable resources


People rule
Acknowledgment of humanity's dominance over the planet


But you won't quit
Accusation that humanity is unwilling to change its behavior


No!
Strong denial of acceptance of status quo


Ready to strike back
Expressing desire to retaliate against those who caused harm


Ready for death
Willingness to die for the cause of saving the planet


Armageddon waits near
Apocalyptic image of the consequences of inaction


For the rules of this world
Acknowledgment that there are established norms and systems in place


You gotta go on 'til you die.
Emphasis on the inevitability of mortality and the importance of living with purpose


We're plundering and your money and
Observation of humanity's materialistic and capitalist culture


Power is all you believe.
Accusation that humanity prioritizes power and wealth over environmental protection


Praying to God who don't exist.
Criticizing belief systems that prioritize the afterlife over the current state of the planet


Can't you see what you're doing?
Repetition of the importance of awareness and action


It's gotta end
Reiteration of the urgency of stopping harmful actions


Or nothing will be there.
Final warning of the dire consequences of continued inaction




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