Wages Of Sin
Theocracy
Theocracy
THEOCRACY
- Wages Of Sin LyricsSin ripped apart my family like a jackal on the carcass of a beast
exposing all the vultures who were waiting in the wings to join the feast
Descending like spiders, preparing to poison your prey
you smile on the outside while planning a way to make the guilty pay
but the payment is made
Who would feast upon disgrace?
Well I don't know, I don't wanna know
Blackened hearts will try to raise the wages of sin
Death has kissed the lives we knew
So isn't that enough for you?
The price was paid, and no one has to pay it again
for the payment is made
The payment is made
Death and devastation are the natural consequences of sin
Enough for any man to bear, even without your thinly-veiled revenge
You hand a glass of water to a man who's beginning to drown
You reach out your hand like you care, but only push him further down
but the payment is made
Who would feast upon disgrace?
Well I don't know, I don't wanna know
Blackened hearts will try to raise the wages of sin
Death has kissed the lives we knew
so isn't that enough for you?
The price was paid, and no one has to pay it again
for the payment is made
The payment is made
Restoration, lifting up the fallen
Edifying is our higher calling
If we fail to reconcile our brothers
then we only serve to tear each other down
Death has kissed the lives we knew
so isn't that enough for you?
The price was paid, and no one has to pay it again
for the payment is made
The payment is made
exposing all the vultures who were waiting in the wings to join the feast
Descending like spiders, preparing to poison your prey
you smile on the outside while planning a way to make the guilty pay
but the payment is made
Who would feast upon disgrace?
Well I don't know, I don't wanna know
Blackened hearts will try to raise the wages of sin
Death has kissed the lives we knew
So isn't that enough for you?
The price was paid, and no one has to pay it again
for the payment is made
The payment is made
Death and devastation are the natural consequences of sin
Enough for any man to bear, even without your thinly-veiled revenge
You hand a glass of water to a man who's beginning to drown
but the payment is made
Who would feast upon disgrace?
Well I don't know, I don't wanna know
Blackened hearts will try to raise the wages of sin
Death has kissed the lives we knew
so isn't that enough for you?
The price was paid, and no one has to pay it again
for the payment is made
The payment is made
Restoration, lifting up the fallen
Edifying is our higher calling
If we fail to reconcile our brothers
then we only serve to tear each other down
Death has kissed the lives we knew
so isn't that enough for you?
The price was paid, and no one has to pay it again
for the payment is made
The payment is made
Facts about Wages Of Sin
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Wages Of Sin is written by Matthew Steven Smith.
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It is first released on October 07, 2011.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, Theocracy's 'Wages of Sin' very ingeniously handles the theme of sin with its destructive damage as well as the futility of revenge, drawing attention to the fact that the most costly thing has already been done. Comparisons of 'jackal' and 'vultures' are used to illustrate the characteristics of sin and the insincerity of people who pretend to be concerned. The Wages of Sin lyrics predominantly revolve around a mix of reflection, angst, social commentary, heartbreak, and despair. Furthermore, in the same breath, the song addresses the issues of sin, hypocrisy, and deceit but also the promises of redemption, forgiveness, and reconciliation. The lyrics reflect themes of death, destruction, and revenge, which are pretty mature and intense though. The images and phrases, like 'jackal on the carcass of a beast' and 'descending like spiders,' are grim and might be a little scary for children. The tone and content throughout indicate that the viewing audience of less than 13 years should be supervised by an adult.
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Wages Of Sin falls under the genre Rock.
Who wrote Wages Of Sin lyrics?
Wages Of Sin is written by Matthew Steven Smith.
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When was Wages Of Sin released?
It is first released on October 07, 2011.
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What is the meaning behind Wages Of Sin lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, Theocracy's 'Wages of Sin' very ingeniously handles the theme of sin with its destructive damage as well as the futility of revenge, drawing attention to the fact that the most costly thing has already been done. Comparisons of 'jackal' and 'vultures' are used to illustrate the characteristics of sin and the insincerity of people who pretend to be concerned. The Wages of Sin lyrics predominantly revolve around a mix of reflection, angst, social commentary, heartbreak, and despair. Furthermore, in the same breath, the song addresses the issues of sin, hypocrisy, and deceit but also the promises of redemption, forgiveness, and reconciliation. The lyrics reflect themes of death, destruction, and revenge, which are pretty mature and intense though. The images and phrases, like 'jackal on the carcass of a beast' and 'descending like spiders,' are grim and might be a little scary for children. The tone and content throughout indicate that the viewing audience of less than 13 years should be supervised by an adult.
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Which genre is Wages Of Sin?
Wages Of Sin falls under the genre Rock.
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Songwriter(s): Matthew Steven Smith
Record Label(s): 2011 Ulterium Records
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