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 HOMICIDAL RETRIBUTION
 
 Lost  faith in justice
 Time does not heal  pain
 Defiled my existence
 Recurring nightmare
 There's no consolation
 The awful memories
 Constant mind coercion
 Instinctive vengeance
 I have  left to loose now
 Only time, regret  anger
 Pain to  a hundred lifetimes
 Hatred  love extinct
 Compound
 Insult of  humanism
 Misplaced rights, inflame my 
 Vacant  offender the victim
  that worthless piece of shit
 As long as you live on this 
 Rage unsatisfied
 Memories dishonored
 Retribution
 Giving hardened criminals
 Preferential treatment
 Settlement,  in prison
 Better  you deserve
  of your peers, unable to do the job
  by procedure, evidence examination
 Now I'm coming for  there will be no mistrial
 Citizen retaliation, the mode of  demise
 Moral speculations, some other poor bastard's 
  system has fucked up, left this hollow void
 There will be no comfort, this  is terminal
 Semblance of justice,  lies
 Lies acquitted, guilt unanswered, you will  escape
 Cold, my revenge  my blood
 Hate, nothing can stop it 
  the only end I accept
 Hell, punishment I 
 Curse, execrate,  must kill
 Pain, I  merciless
 Scream,  cries, agony
 You should have pled guilty or  yourself
 Unshakable conviction, is all I have to  for
 Excruciating terror,  violations you delight in
  inhuman excrement, you deserve a life full of shit
 Make you suffer ruthlessness,  cannot relinquish the honour
  I condem, fucking dead
  will ever be made right again
 The path  domination I hasten you on your way
 Every day you lived from then is one more day you owe 
 If killing you destroys myself, I wouldn't  it any other way
 Fine  between honor and horror, my every action justified
 Innocence destroyed, needs anguish to clean 
 Temporary  obeys a singular purpose
  death row is here and now, the only righteous ending
 Die and  again, as I cut and mutilate
 You  fucking worthless, I don't give a fuck about you
 Blood your  sprayed, placates my hostility
 End my days a killer,  of everything that mattered