"Fairness of Death (Throwaway)" genre: Industrial Metal
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	A dark and dreary take on the Biblical costs of a life with no redemption.
	Credits: Wayne Harrison (music), Paul Little (lyrics)
	Story Behind the Song The lyrics to this song, though coming across as evil and "demonic", actually tell of the price to pay for leading a life of sin. The lyrics were written initially by Paul, and then Wayne came to him with a song, and the 2 seemed to fit nicely. After a bit of lyrically rewriting, the song itself was complete. Eventually, the vocals were recorded in a studio (only 1 take, so forgive the imperfections) and mixed in with the music. Lyrics VERSE 1: Sending you beyond the grave There's still a chance you will be saved Heaven's gates, they open wide You're struck down, with nowhere to hide Illusions outweigh your beliefs Causing you nothing but grief Responsible for your demise Never again will open your eyes VERSE 2: St. Peter says the words you fear: "No way in hell you're welcome here Go down beyond the face of earth To feel the pain you've caused since birth You'll see how Satan doesn't care Where you've been or why you're there!" Now down to hell you slip and fall The devil waits to take your soul CHORUS: Holy condemnation of your life Leaving you with unanswered prayers So much more than the pain of the knife Now you'll pay you're final fare Eternal condemnation of your soul You should have known what put you there You saved yourself? Well didn't you know It's not just life, death isn't even fair... VERSE 3: Your fate was in the hands of One Now, in the hands you can't outrun Eternally damned unto the flames Seven-headed beast shouts out your name! "666 you'll bow down to Succumb to all that beckons you There is no death in death, you see Soul on fire - eternity!" (CHORUS)

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