(Verse 1)
They say belief is a beacon, but reason’s the real light,
Faith fades when the facts make the field bright.
Scriptures scripted by scribes in the still night,
Contradictions conflict—can’t conceal hype.
Divine doctrines devised to divide,
Dogma’s a dungeon where doubt is denied.
Fear fuels the fiction, they fashion the fables,
History’s hostage, held tight in the tables.
From Moses to Mecca, the myths are recycled,
Claimin’ commandments but plagiarized Bibles.
Miracles molded to mislead the masses,
Faith’s a façade when it shatters like glasses.
(Chorus)
Truth ain’t sacred—face it, embrace it,
Faith gets faceless when logic replaces.
Doubt is the dagger that shatters the gates,
Religion is wrong—God is not great.
(Verse 2 – Celestial North Korea)
A kingdom controlled by an all-seeing eye,
No freedom to question, no right to ask why.
A jealous dictator who watches you sleep,
Judges your thoughts and demands that you weep.
A tyrant in heaven, no borders, no breaks,
A sentence eternal, no pardon, no gates.
Celestial North Korea—forever enslaved,
Kneel or be cursed, praise or be caged.
No trials, no jury, no path to appeal,
Worship the warden, obey or be sealed.
A life-long surveillance, a thought-crime regime,
Religion’s a prison, disguised as a dream.
(Chorus)
Truth ain’t sacred—face it, embrace it,
Faith gets faceless when logic replaces.
Doubt is the dagger that shatters the gates,
Religion is wrong—God is not great.
(Verse 3)
The church burned books, kept knowledge concealed,
Kept man in the dark so the fraud was revealed.
Galileo got gagged for the planets he plotted,
While popes played prophets and profited off it.
Morals ain’t born in the pages they push,
They’re written in reason, they ain't in a bush.
No need for commandments, no stone-carved orders,
We build up our ethics, no ghost in the corners.
Faith falls when the facts take the podium,
Superstition’s sickness, and doubt is the sodium.
No gods, no masters, no threats, no fate,
Just reason, just freedom—man is too great.
(Chorus – Outro)
Truth ain’t sacred—face it, embrace it,
Faith gets faceless when logic replaces.
Doubt is the dagger that shatters the gates,
Religion is wrong—God is not great.
