The Bitter End

Story Behind The Song

I wrote The Bitter End as an extension of my love for science fiction. The song is directly influenced by Orson Scott Card's Ender Saga and part of a story line with Suspicion Will Destroy Us.

Song Description

The Bitter End is set in the distant future where humanity is in it's final hour. We have been warned of the impending destruction of the planet and are forced to escape. The song juxtaposes end of the world with the beginning of love.

Song Length 3:14 Genre Rock - Modern, Rock - Hard Rock
Tempo Medium (111 - 130) Lead Vocal Male Vocal
Mood Gloomy, Distressed Subject Computers, Regret
Similar Artists Muse Language English
Era 2000 and later

Lyrics

Today the world ends
I hope you didn't have plans
If so you might cancel them
That's only polite

For we must make our escape
Millions and millions of miles away
I don't think I'll miss this place anyway

You've met me at the bitter end
And I could not image things to be better
You see this is where the world ends

Our AI has gone rampant
Sealed our only entrance
Says our death is immanent
But what do they know?

But everything is floating
The climate control is broken
Our lifeboats are exploding
We could be screwed

You've met me at the bitter end
And I could not image things to be better
You see this is where the world ends

We should have seen by the look in their eyes
We could have saved so much time, so much life

You've met me at the bitter end
And I could not image things to be better
You see this is where the world ends

Lyrics Jay Brooks Music Waltz For Venus
Producer Waltz For Venus Publisher Waltz For Venus
Performance Waltz For Venus

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