Never Enough Lyrics – TheManBeHisLa

Never Enough Lyrics Meaning

[Refrain: Kahze]
The speaker is calling out the madness of a world that only knows war and bloodshed. They see the divine as naïve or foolish for expecting better from such brutal beings. Everything feels dark and hopeless, so they decide to take charge, embrace the destruction, and keep going until everything is burned down completely. There’s no mercy left—only cold resolve.

[Verse 1: TheManBeHisLa]
This verse kicks off with chaos and violence, like a crime scene being set up. The speaker sees themselves existing outside normal time, almost like they’re stuck in a loop, and they’re ready to bring death into it. Their attacks are brutal and relentless—no one survives when they go off. They mock anyone trying to deny the force of divine power, wishing that truth hits hard from above like a lightning strike. Hope is useless here; it’s torn apart just like everything else.

They’re all in, risking it all and making it known they’re a real threat. The idea of chasing the future while ignoring the present is foolish to them. They don’t play by the usual rules or fit into any standard system. Their actions are sharp, deadly, and complex—like playing Tetris but with blood and destruction. They describe themselves as something beyond imagination, someone who will leave people bleeding while thinking thoughts most wouldn’t even dream up.

They reject any idea that another version of themselves could be better. They’re firm, holding their weapons tight, making big moves, and crushing everything in their way like they’re juiced up with power. The planet is just a weight to lift for them, and they could get banned for going too hard, but that won’t stop them. They’re pushing forward, punishing the guilty and delivering judgment like it’s a personal mission.

They drop bodies with no hesitation and punch hard enough to make people remember it. This is their calling, their job—they treat the world like it’s infected, needing to be wiped out. Anyone who sides with the current system is done for. There’s poison in everything, and no one is safe. They hit like a warrior, referencing characters like Lancer and Black Panther to describe their combat style—fast, powerful, unstoppable.

They’re not just fighting; they’re making people feel their sins. The only life they find any value in is as disposable as a milk brand. They describe themselves as a black hole—nothing can escape, no light, no hope. The world isn’t half full to them; it’s long gone. They see themselves as cruel, but only because they believe humanity deserves it. Trying to rise above them is laughable. If you try, they’ll smile while breaking your spirit.

They’re unbeatable, like a dark reflection of you, but far stronger. They keep stacking up enemies they’ve taken down and laugh at the thought of hope. Every blow fuels them. Honor doesn’t matter—only power. They don’t care about time or lines; they’re erratic and wild. Their blade is shaped by hate, and they see humanity as prey to higher forces, like themselves. The message is loud and clear: surrender or get wiped out.

[Chorus: Kahze]
Here, the speaker says they’ve turned their blade into something even deadlier—a scythe meant to bring an end. They’re taking out love and emotion, making it cold and numb. People were given freedom and intelligence, but wasted it. Humanity talks about beauty, but the moment life gets tough, they complain. The gods, too, have ignored the mess, but this time, someone is stepping in to say enough is enough.

[Verse 2: TheManBeHisLa]
This part paints a picture of complete collapse. Judgment is coming, and all the power structures and civilizations will fall. Humanity has only gotten worse, and their sins can’t be undone. The speaker is surrounded by this spinning, chaotic world but feels above it all. They call people weak and pathetic—not out of cruelty, but because they truly believe it. They stand at the peak, powerful on a cosmic level, cleaning the world in their version of justice.

They tell others to run while they can, or they’ll be taken out just like a famous sword scene from anime. Once they strike, everything falls apart. Bodies pile up like nothing, and they don’t feel bad about it. Their fists hit hard, and they don’t hesitate to use violence to carry out their plan. Even if people shoot back, they’ve seen entire worlds fall and survived. They’re not going anywhere.

The home everyone thinks is safe? It’s a dump, and they’re ready to burn it all. They own how dangerous they are—death is coming for everyone. And even if people die, at least they won’t die alone because everyone’s going down. The speaker sees themselves as already on the throne, and nothing in power now is going to last. Their legacy will be carved into stone.

They go all out—fighting, biting, shredding even the strongest. They’ve got this deadly aura, with a venom that sinks in deep. Their divine weapon is drawn, and anyone they see becomes a target. They’re not just erasing people—they’re cleaning the whole timeline. No one’s safe from their vision of peace.

[Chorus: Kahze]
Again, this part hammers in the same message: the blade they wield is like a reaper’s tool, cutting down what doesn’t deserve to remain. Even love turns cold and lifeless. Humanity was given freedom, but wasted it. They talk about beauty but fall apart at the first sign of struggle. The divine turned away from it all, but now, someone is stepping up to end it.

[Bridge: TheManBeHisLa]
The world is already dead in the speaker’s eyes. People’s prayers are hollow, full of fear. All the cries for help sound fake and meaningless. Humanity has lost its grip, ruined everything it once stood for. Their leaders have failed, their kingdoms destroyed. And at the core of it, they never really understood what true beauty is—because it only came through conflict.

[Verse 3: TheManBeHisLa]
Now it gets even more direct. If violence is what people want, the speaker is more than ready to deliver. No one can match their level, and once they act, everyone falls silent. They see destruction as a way to thrive. Humanity is like an old wound that never healed, growing worse over time. It’s been ruined by violent powers hiding behind the mask of divinity. The speaker’s black knife swings through them all, causing chaos like a storm. And they’re sure—everyone’s going to die soon.

[Refrain: Kahze, Keetheweeb, Oricadia, Nina Hope & The Elite Squadron]
This part brings back the powerful reminder that violence and war are all people know. The divine were foolish for thinking otherwise. Everything has sunk so low that there’s no turning back. The world is cold, dark, and unforgiving. So the speaker takes over, fully embracing destruction, burning everything to the ground without regret.

[Chorus: Kahze, Kahze, Keetheweeb, Oricadia, Nina Hope & The Elite Squadron]
And finally, the chorus repeats one last time, making it clear that the end is here. The speaker’s scythe cuts deep, not just into bodies, but into hearts and souls. Humanity was given the chance to rise but failed. People talk a big game about love and beauty but crack when things go wrong. The gods stayed silent too long—so now, someone else is deciding when enough is truly enough.