Name: The Ghost of Human Decency
Duration: P00H04M12S
Description: I inspired by Niel Gaiman's The Graveyard Book and fuelled by the mouth of President D. Trump, The Ghost of Human Decency questions exactly that, our human decency in how we treat each other, and in what we allow ourselves to believe.

The Ghost of Human Decency

from Echo Chamber by Kirbanu

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I inspired by Niel Gaiman's The Graveyard Book and fuelled by the mouth of President D. Trump, The Ghost of Human Decency questions exactly that, our human decency in how we treat each other, and in what we allow ourselves to believe.

lyrics

Do you feel the ghost of human decency?
She’s buried beneath veils of ignorance, scratching to be set free

Hello? She cries, tearing at her insides, rumbling like a vocano’s wife.
Hello? Do you hear? Is she lost to our deaf ears?

Fed on a diet of violence amplified
Lie upon lie, swallow every word
Fear’s a weapon to turn hearts blind
Forged by its grasp
We’re soldiers in their graveyard

Why do people insist on being so cruel?
We occupy a severed world, faceless screens without rules

Hello? It’s the truth, the victim on the other side’s no different to you
Hello? Do you hear? Are we lost through our deaf ears?