Death is a Form of Art
Psychonaut 4 Lyrics


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The principle of hatred
Stores in motion the mechanism of self-destruction
The world destroys itself, it even needs help in this.
It is so great and pure in its own destruction
Mankind, nothing will heal your aching wounds
Nothing will close your gaping scars
Substitute your vein – it's the injection of death
Listen to my voice,
I gathered the dying screams of
Human beings in it.
Close your eyes, follow the voice,
It will draw a picture of a pain in your sick mind
Are you happy? Do you like what you see?
No, don't turn away your head, look, look up to the end
You bought yourself a ticket to the theater fall.
You paid for this, watch the show until the end.
This is just a reflection of your essence.
Now just repeat this mantra of hate:
WORLD-DIE!
SOCIETY-DIE
MANKIND-DIE
MORAL-DIE




WORLD DIE
Death is also a form of art

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Psychonaut 4's song Death Is a Form of Art express a nihilistic view of the world and mankind's self-destructive tendencies. The principle of hatred is described as being responsible for setting in motion the mechanism of self-destruction within the world itself. The singer asserts that nothing can heal the wounds or close the scars of mankind, and instead, the injection of death is the only substitute for the pain.


The singer then commands the listener to close their eyes and listen to his voice, which contains the dying screams of human beings. He urges them to follow his voice, which will draw a picture of pain in their sick mind. The listener is asked if they are happy, and if they like what they see. The singer tells them not to turn away but to watch until the end, as they have bought themselves a ticket to the theater fall and paid for the show. The mantra of hate is then repeated: "WORLD-DIE! SOCIETY-DIE, MANKIND-DIE, MORAL-DIE, WORLD DIE". The last line of the song, "Death is also a form of art," reinforces the idea that self-destruction is an inevitable and tragic aspect of life.



Line by Line Meaning

The principle of hatred
Hatred is the guiding force.


Stores in motion the mechanism of self-destruction
Hatred catalyzes self-destruction.


The world destroys itself, it even needs help in this.
The world is inherently self-destructive and requires aid in this process.


It is so great and pure in its own destruction
The world is immense and unsullied in its destruction.


Mankind, nothing will heal your aching wounds
Humanity's pain is inescapable and cannot be cured.


Nothing will close your gaping scars
Humanity's wounds will remain open and unhealed.


Substitute your vein – it's the injection of death
Escape from pain through death.


Listen to my voice, I gathered the dying screams of Human beings in it.
Hear the collective cries of humanity's suffering.


Close your eyes, follow the voice, It will draw a picture of a pain in your sick mind
Immerse yourself in the shared pain of humanity.


Are you happy? Do you like what you see?
Are you content with the world as it is?


No, don't turn away your head, look, look up to the end
Do not turn a blind eye to the inevitable destruction of the world.


You bought yourself a ticket to the theater fall.
You have chosen to witness the end of the world.


You paid for this, watch the show until the end.
You have willingly contributed to the destruction of the world.


This is just a reflection of your essence.
The destruction of the world is a reflection of the fundamental nature of humanity.


Now just repeat this mantra of hate:
Now, embrace the mantra of hatred:


WORLD-DIE!
The world will die!


SOCIETY-DIE
Society will die!


MANKIND-DIE
Humanity will die!


MORAL-DIE
Morality will die!


WORLD DIE
The world will die!


Death is also a form of art
Death is a manifestation of the destructive beauty of the world.




Writer(s): Psychonaut 4

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