Verse 1 Beneath a sunless, ashen sky, The planet breathes its final sigh. Towers claw at void’s embrace, A graveyard draped in frozen lace. No heartbeat thrums, no whisper flies— Just shadows where the guilty rise. The Law’s decree, in marrow carved: "All life’s a sin—the dead, unstarved." Pre-Chorus They judged the lungs that dared to breathe, The pulse of veins, the womb’s last seed. Their gavels fell like executioner’s steel— Now rot and rust are all they feel. Chorus O dead world, sing your hollow hymn, A crown of thorns on dusk’s grim limb. Judge Death ascends on wings of scorn, Where hope is stillborn, justice—torn. The streets are sermons, dread his creed, The dead world bows to Death’s decreed. Verse 2 Cathedrals cracked with verdicts past, Each brick a soul they deemed too vast. The courthouse doors, a maw unsealed, Where mercy bled and fate was sealed. Their robes were spun from funeral shrouds, Their laws engraved in scream-sown clouds. The gallows bloom with spectral vines— Each noose a root in blood-fed shrines. Bridge [Spoken word, layered with whispers] "We saw the crime in every breath, In every laugh that cheated death. We carved the cure in fire and chain— Now silence sings… and we remain." Instrumental Break [Droning guitars mimic a funeral dirge, punctuated by tolling bells and distant, distorted screams.] Verse 3 The oceans curdle, black and still, A mirror to the Reaper’s will. Moonlight drips like pus below, On streets where phantoms verdicts throw. The scales of law, now rusted shut, Weigh dust and teeth in every rut. Judge Death’s grin, a crescent blade, Proclaims the peace that genocide made. Chorus O dead world, sing your hollow hymn, A crown of thorns on dusk’s grim limb. Judge Death ascends on wings of scorn, Where hope is stillborn, justice—torn. The streets are sermons, dread his creed, The dead world bows to Death’s decreed. Outro The air a dirge, the wind—a plea, "Join us in death’s democracy." Beyond the void, his gaze now bends… Your world’s heartbeat? It, too, must end.