Who shall die? Who and why? Who must die? Who will say goodbye? 600 years ago The Aztecs reigned supreme Deep in the heart of Mexico A rogue regime They loved to party hard Fun at any price Particularly with regard To human sacrifice Throwing the slaves into their graves Buried alive, never revive Lock up the children, make them cry Starving their bodies, watch them die Draped to the stage, open ribcage Torn apart to steal the heart Ancient idols soaked in human blood Placed on a sacrificial stone The priest would cut through flesh and bone Distract with pain the victims groan Everybody liked to know Who shall die? Who and why? Who must die? Who will say goodbye? Instead of flower power They had the flower war And early morning at ghastly hour They climbed Templo Mayor To honor the god of fire They would light up a stake And as the flames went higher and higher They watched the victims bake Skinning a woman, a difficult task Use her skin like a Leatherface mask Cannibalize, Aztec cuisine Exuberant, yet high in protein The bleeding head was placed on display Nothing else mattered on such a day All you can eat at the human buffet Throwing the slaves into their graves Buried alive, never revive Lock up the children, make them cry Starving their bodies, watch them die Draped to the stage, open ribcage Torn apart to steal the heart Ancient idols soaked in human blood Placed on a sacrificial stone The priest would cut through flesh and bone Distract with pain the victims groan Everybody liked to know Who shall die? Who and why? Who must die? Who will say goodbye?