Ways of wisdom and beliefs were the origins of this old place
Of which all the good attracted the evil on them and on the heirs of its glorious modest throne
From it came something simple and strong
To the two rivers he still belongs
Abundant in gold these grounds
Free and oppressed minds but proud...Indeed
The human nature is victim of its own selfishness
It redefined the meaning of evil and became bareness
And the only objectivity will be summarized to protect themselves
And dominate all attempts at growth
And calculate how should be life and how and who is the mess
That"s what happened to the world of the false gods, who lost in there own desires of universality, they believed to have found the intelligence to reach the wisdom, they envied so much and they would never have
Nourished by a blind and cruel subjectivity
To answer chaos there is just what aborts from it
Because of the centuries of evolution
Who finally allowed them to understand the laws of this old world
They have to divide, for better reigning
They taught us and they forgot
That the wisdom"s father lost a lot
Which he first, had tasted the bitterness of his own subjectivity and sullenness
Of which all the good attracted the evil on them and on the heirs of its glorious modest throne
From it came something simple and strong
To the two rivers he still belongs
Abundant in gold these grounds
Free and oppressed minds but proud...Indeed
The human nature is victim of its own selfishness
It redefined the meaning of evil and became bareness
And the only objectivity will be summarized to protect themselves
And dominate all attempts at growth
And calculate how should be life and how and who is the mess
That"s what happened to the world of the false gods, who lost in there own desires of universality, they believed to have found the intelligence to reach the wisdom, they envied so much and they would never have
Nourished by a blind and cruel subjectivity
To answer chaos there is just what aborts from it
Because of the centuries of evolution
Who finally allowed them to understand the laws of this old world
They have to divide, for better reigning
They taught us and they forgot
That the wisdom"s father lost a lot
Which he first, had tasted the bitterness of his own subjectivity and sullenness