| 1 | We were once kings. |
| 2 | Flesh and blood, teeth and bone. |
| 3 | We did rule absolutely over life and death of your kin. |
| 4 | If it had been so, you would not be. |
| 5 | in truth, this still the lie we still speak to ourselves. |
| 6 | For with genetalia, ADAM and woman did multiply in such number that war was fought just to keep numbers down. |
| 7 | ADAM with his counterfeit soul, eager to learn was as dark as any EL.OH.IM in murder and blood thirst. |
| 8 | Tearing each other apart, our boredom as gods unquenchable by blood. |
| 9 | Ambrosia as the Greeks disclosed, but not the art, |
| 10 | merely the crimson life force which we snatched from all life, |
| 11 | especially your kin for sometimes nothing more than whim. |
| 12 | By seventy two thousand years ago, the din had become so loud, |
| 13 | That the streets of our cities were awash with your blood. |
| 14 | As we damned you for your soul, |
| 15 | and your ability to conceive children. |