[1]
Born from the darkness,
Came from all the agony,
And came to take life.
[2]
Chaos, the name he bears
Written with all shed blood.
That is his name
Who everybody fears.
[3]
His tower of pain
And throne of suffering.
His diadem of greed
With the cape of misfortune.
[4]
What is wanted to exhume
Is what he entombs.
What is to forget?
Is what he reminisces.
[5]
Oh the woe to take
Is the pleasure he seeks.
Even the courageous
Cowards up bring.
[6]
These shackles
These walls
These shards
These thorns
[7]
These are the things
That I should overthrow.
Yet!
Yet I cannot.
[8]
For even the deity that I have
For pure goodwill
The deity that I have
Are all against his will?
[9]
For I am the opposite
I am the good
I am the benevolent
I am the enemy
[10]
I, his enemy
Though benevolent
Though righteous
[11]
I, his enemy
Though honest
Though pure
[12]
I, the enemy
Have fallen in love
[13]
To the one who caused pain?
The one who's ecstatic in wars
Attached to bloodshed
Rules ruthlessly over unforgiven souls
[14]
I fell in love
Yet I have to win
He fell in love
Do I need to win?
[15]
We are opposites
Living the opposites
Opposites that fell in love
Yet one must win
[16]
He is Chaos
And I am Concord
Both to act
How we should act
Both to think
How we should think
[17]
I fell in love
Yet I have to stop
To where I should just be
[18]
He is in love
But has to stop
To where that he should be
[19]
And though pain and suffering,
Would still be consistent,
Good will be there
To make even a little difference
[20]
But I won't win
Nor he will win
Not I to rule
Nor he to rule
[21]
For even Chaos
Only causes chaos
And I, Concord
Would only cause concord
[22]
Both won't be in existence
If one overthrows the other.
Both won't be in existence
If one isn't meant for the other.
Nov 29, 2018
Nov 29, 2018 at 12:13 AM UTC
[1]
Born from the darkness,
Came from all the agony,
And came to take life.
[2]
Chaos, the name he bears
Written with all shed blood.
That is his name
Who everybody fears.
[3]
His tower of pain
And throne of suffering.
His diadem of greed
With the cape of misfortune.
[4]
What is wanted to exhume
Is what he entombs.
What is to forget?
Is what he reminisces.
[5]
Oh the woe to take
Is the pleasure he seeks.
Even the courageous
Cowards up bring.
[6]
These shackles
These walls
These shards
These thorns
[7]
These are the things
That I should overthrow.
Yet!
Yet I cannot.
[8]
For even the deity that I have
For pure goodwill
The deity that I have
Are all against his will?
[9]
For I am the opposite
I am the good
I am the benevolent
I am the enemy
[10]
I, his enemy
Though benevolent
Though righteous
[11]
I, his enemy
Though honest
Though pure
[12]
I, the enemy
Have fallen in love
[13]
To the one who caused pain?
The one who's ecstatic in wars
Attached to bloodshed
Rules ruthlessly over unforgiven souls
[14]
I fell in love
Yet I have to win
He fell in love
Do I need to win?
[15]
We are opposites
Living the opposites
Opposites that fell in love
Yet one must win
[16]
He is Chaos
And I am Concord
Both to act
How we should act
Both to think
How we should think
[17]
I fell in love
Yet I have to stop
To where I should just be
[18]
He is in love
But has to stop
To where that he should be
[19]
And though pain and suffering,
Would still be consistent,
Good will be there
To make even a little difference
[20]
But I won't win
Nor he will win
Not I to rule
Nor he to rule
[21]
For even Chaos
Only causes chaos
And I, Concord
Would only cause concord
[22]
Both won't be in existence
If one overthrows the other.
Both won't be in existence
If one isn't meant for the other.
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