RiffingChaos

Who says our trials aren't our jubilations?
With every challenge comes a revalation
And with this knowledge we face damnation
But in our growth we find salvation

Oh, for hell I have found myself in
Restricted movement, no act or sin
As men of cloth have said before
'Without penance, there's nothing more'

Follow the world's flow of love and hate
Embrace what you will and embrace your fate
With no free will comes no regret
Live and learn unless you forget:
He who hath no fear is his own king

Judician and absolute about how you live
You'd know you've nothing left to give
Except your blood and all of your tears
Even when you're dead, you'll still believe

you'll follow the world's flow of love and hate
Embrace what you will and embrace your fate
With no free will comes no regret
Live and learn unless you forget:
He who hath no fear is his own king

Even from the grave, I hear the saints singing
Sing your rhetoric while I slip out of being
With all of the lessons that I have learned
I shall lie in wait, watch your kingdom burn
I will rise above all else
As I'm exalted, you are expelled

In your monotone, you preach but by no means practice
Stricken in my rage, you will learn of my malice
Hypocracy, you're let to do while I'm chastized
And as I stand, you'll live with your lifeless eyes

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Hello. I am new here, so I figured that maybe some lyrics that I've recently wrote would be a good way to start off. I'm a college kid who's been writing lyrics since I was about 13. I like tackling subjects in a variety of manners, using symbolism, strong language, almost incoherent metaphors or analogies, or really any way that my head can get an idea out. I've been trying to put my lyrics to actual sound by myself, with limited luck (once out of my 150+ lyric sheets). I hope that my stay in this blog is a long one, and any collaboration of sorts is welcome if anyone is interested in what I can offer (which is limited, I'm still learning). Please note that though this song is strongly geared towards religion, I am very open to any and all forms of it, and do not wish to outwardly offend anyone with my expressions.