Kärpästen juhlat
Organ Lyrics

The lyrics in Organ's song Kärpästen juhlat describe a scene of death, specifically the beauty in dying in front of one's own group. The repetition of "kaunis kuolla" emphasizes the idea of a beautiful death, while "ajatella" encourages the listener to think about this concept. The second verse shifts from individuals to a group, describing the "feast of flies" where limits and boundaries have been crossed. The third verse intensifies the violent imagery with the "blood of the enemy" covering the ground.

The chorus repeats the same description of the "feast of flies" and the crossing of limits and boundaries. The final line of the song indicates that the cycle of violence and death will continue.

This song can be interpreted as a commentary on the destructiveness of violence and war. The idea of a beautiful death in front of one's own group makes death seem honorable, but the violence and crossing of boundaries portrayed in the second verse make it clear that these deaths are not honorable or beautiful. The use of flies as a metaphor for those who indulge in violence is also impactful - flies are often associated with disgust and decay, emphasizing the ugliness of the violence being described.