Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Osirion
Canonical path: /osirion/misanthropia
Related lyric paths: 6
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Misanthropia
Read Misanthropia lyrics by Osirion on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Misanthropia
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Je hais ce monde stérile
Qui ne m'inspire jamais
Je méprise cette vermine
Qu'on appelle race humaine
Il y eu un temps où l'Homme était grand….
Cette Terre sans avenir
Noyée dans l'hystérie
Croyances, idéologies
Principes menant à sa ruine
Il y eu un temps où l'Homme était fier…
Brûlons tous ces temples maudits
Pendons tous ces prêtres pourris
Saignons ces politiciens
Guidons le genre humain !
Ce rêve inaccessible
Me hante jour et nuit
J' écrase mes ennemis
Je souille leurs débris
Il y eu un temps ou l'Homme était libre…
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Osirion performs "Misanthropia", and this lyric page sits inside the Osirion catalog on LyroVerse.
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