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[[Music/{{Cormorant}} This]] [[NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly Tiberian-Ass Bastard Folk]] band writes primarily HorribleHistoryMetal lyrics -- [[TearJerker with emphasis on "horrible"]].
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[[Music/{{Cormorant}} This]] [[NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly Tiberian-Ass Bastard Folk]] Folk band writes primarily HorribleHistoryMetal lyrics -- [[TearJerker with emphasis on "horrible"]].
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* The utmost example is "Junta", with being about [[http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=113966999 the Guinea stadium massacre and its following mass-raping]] is only a given. To put it into perspective: around 50-100 people died that day, while women were sexually assaulted by soldiers. The song focuses on one, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone who was only let go when one of her rapists recognized her]], and was traumatized to the point of being DrivenToSuicide. Oh, and the last line notes that [[KarmaHoudini no justice may ever be served for all of those involved]].
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* The utmost example is "Junta", with being about [[http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=113966999 the Guinea stadium massacre and its following mass-raping]] is only a given. To put it into perspective: around 50-100 people died that day, while women were sexually assaulted by soldiers. The song focuses on one, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone who was only let go when one of her rapists recognized her]], and was traumatized to the point of being DrivenToSuicide. Oh, and the last line notes that [[KarmaHoudini no justice may ever be served for all many of those involved]].
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* "Hanging Gardens" gets some of this, if you know the story behind the lyrics. While the song itself can be described as NightmareFuel than TearJerker, the lyrics were inspired by a suicide note left by Arthur von Nagel's father (who, thankfully, didn't pull through it).
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* "Hanging Gardens" gets some of this, if you know the story behind the lyrics. While the song itself can be described as NightmareFuel rather than TearJerker, the lyrics were inspired by a suicide note left by Arthur von Nagel's father (who, thankfully, didn't pull go through with it).
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-->Perhaps if I tread further,
-->Past where my feet engraved
-->My last mark upon the world,
-->I'd find a face within the waves.
-->Past where my feet engraved
-->My last mark upon the world,
-->I'd find a face within the waves.
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* "Hanging Gardens" gets some of this, if you know the story behind the lyrics. While the song itself can be described as NightmareFuel than TearJerker, the lyrics were inspired by a suicide note left by Arthur von Nagel's father (who, thankfully, didn't pull through it).
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* "Hanging Gardens" gets some of this, if you know the story behind the lyrics. While the song itself can be described as NightmareFuel than TearJerker, the lyrics were inspired by a suicide note left by Arthur von Nagel's father (who, thankfully, didn't pull through it).it).
* "A Sovereign Act", which is about the [[FaceDeathWithDignity Death With Dignity Act]].
-->A gathering of kin to witness my final breath
-->Their hands and words allay me
-->Memories to bring to death
* "A Sovereign Act", which is about the [[FaceDeathWithDignity Death With Dignity Act]].
-->A gathering of kin to witness my final breath
-->Their hands and words allay me
-->Memories to bring to death
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* The utmost example is "Junta", with being about [[http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=113966999 the Guinea stadium massacre and its following mass-raping]] is only a given. To put it into perspective: around 50-100 people died that day, while women were sexually assaulted by soldiers. The song focuses on one, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone who was only let go when one of her rapists recognized her]], and was traumatized to the point of being DrivenToSuicide. Oh, and the last line notes that [[KarmaHoudini no justice may ever be served for all of those involved]].
* "The Emigrant's Wake". SuicideIsPainless taken to hopeless and despairing levels.
* The second half of "A Howling Dust". An innocent Chinese man is brutally lynched by a mob conjured up by the protagonist's father due to a huge misunderstanding. They both undergo a MyGodWhatHaveIDone stage, and the father ends up drinking himself to death, leaving the protagonist with the job of burying him in the midst of a DyingTown. The last lyrics are a desperate plea that someone will stick around to bury him as well.
-->Soon all the gold mines dried
-->but that blood never did.
-->Red still stains the jail cell wall.
* Arthur's voice cracking on the line "Was Christ not crucified?" in the song "Blood on the Cornfields" can be this, if a bit unintentionally so.
* "Hanging Gardens" gets some of this, if you know the story behind the lyrics. While the song itself can be described as NightmareFuel than TearJerker, the lyrics were inspired by a suicide note left by Arthur von Nagel's father (who, thankfully, didn't pull through it).
* "The Emigrant's Wake". SuicideIsPainless taken to hopeless and despairing levels.
* The second half of "A Howling Dust". An innocent Chinese man is brutally lynched by a mob conjured up by the protagonist's father due to a huge misunderstanding. They both undergo a MyGodWhatHaveIDone stage, and the father ends up drinking himself to death, leaving the protagonist with the job of burying him in the midst of a DyingTown. The last lyrics are a desperate plea that someone will stick around to bury him as well.
-->Soon all the gold mines dried
-->but that blood never did.
-->Red still stains the jail cell wall.
* Arthur's voice cracking on the line "Was Christ not crucified?" in the song "Blood on the Cornfields" can be this, if a bit unintentionally so.
* "Hanging Gardens" gets some of this, if you know the story behind the lyrics. While the song itself can be described as NightmareFuel than TearJerker, the lyrics were inspired by a suicide note left by Arthur von Nagel's father (who, thankfully, didn't pull through it).
