Nothing - Golgotha

Being at the place of darkness

Where everything that exists, never is

Being in the place of inexistence

Where silence is everything

Where silence never stops

Being in a place I ignore

Where sadness dominates monotony

Where time?

hands

And I feel the impediment of taking out

The anguish that resounds in my inside

And I feel all his foundless madness

Which oppress me like a thousand gravities

And I feel more presence

That gets lost in the infinity (infinity)

I feel his torture in my being

I feel his screams in my mind

I feel his breath in my soul

I feel his look in my spirit

I try to cry and I have no eyes

I try to hear and I have no ears

I try to smell and I have no nose

I try to touch and I have no hands

I try to burst, and I have no body

I try to burst, and I have no body

I feel his torture in my being

I feel his screams in my mind

I feel his breath in my soul

I feel his look in my spirit

What’s the sense of this demented

Function which trapes me?

What’s the order of this puzzle

If none of us fits okay?

What’s the motive of this whole emptiness

If we don’t exist in any concrete point?

What’s the answer to everything

If I can’t even make

Make a question?

All these pleasures, refused

All these sacrifices, in vain

All these prays, with no destiny

All these penances, absurd

All these abstinences

To get a beyond

From the plenty grace

And above all these

Fears to an inexistent God

For this Chaos

(This Chaos)

(This Chaos)

All these pleasures, refused

All these sacrifices, in vain

All these prays, with no destiny

All these penances, absurd

All these abstinences

To get a beyond

From the plenty grace

And above all these

Fears to an inexistent God

For this Chaos

(Yeah)

Is this perpetual night, perhaps my personal hell?

Maybe this perpetual night, bring a clear sunrise

Which let me see the sky, that I think I deserve

But until that moment I can only wait and reflect

About everything and nothing

And try to remember the mistakes

That confined me to utter obscurity