Unit - Divine Comedy

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He'll wake again today
His madness only pain
He have so much to say
He rather die instead

Papa raped him nine or ten years old
And who can tell him why
Rather go to jail than
Kick dad's ass again, who
Wants cigarettes in hell

Papa told him nothing wasn't so bad
Didn't let him cry
Mamma died today but dad don't really care
Who gives a damn about him

He'll wake again today
His madness is his pain
He doesn't want to talk
He rather die instead

He believed that things
Where going wrong
And who can tell him why?

Rather kill again than
Save dad's ass again
No, no cigarettes in his hell
Papa told him nothing wasn't so bad
Didn't tell him to cry
Mamma died today but dad don't
Really care
Who got cigarettes in hell

Release Date: January 01, 2002

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"Divine Comedy" by Unit is a haunting and emotional song that delves into the dark and painful experiences of a young boy who has been abused and neglected by his parents. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of his suffering, with references to his father's abuse and his mother's death being dismissed by his uncaring father. The song captures the inner turmoil and confusion of the protagonist, who struggles to make sense of the pain and trauma he has endured. The raw and intense vocals, combined with the melancholic melody, evoke a sense of despair and hopelessness. "Divine Comedy" is a powerful and thought-provoking track that sheds light on the harsh realities of abuse and neglect, leaving a lasting impact on the listener.