The first completed track from my upcoming mini-album, Savushun / سووشون. The album title serves as a reference to the eponymous book by Dr. Simin Daneshvar and is widely regarded as the first published novel authored by an Iranian woman. Her groundbreaking work chronicles the struggles of an Iranian family living under the Anglo-Soviet Occupation of Iran during the Second World War. Note: As stated in previous interviews, the word Aryan is used with its historically accurate definition to denote an individual of Iranian background or a descendant of the Persian Empire. Long before there was a Hitler or a Nazi, there was Iran, and there will still be an Iran long after the extinction of such barbaric ideologies. I take strong pride in the fact that my ancestors ruled through bloodless conquest and the embrace of other cultures. Thousands of years of history may be ignored by the West in favor of a false definition created and perpetuated by cowards, but it does not mean that the rest of the world has to accept and comply. lyrics Through violent means The snakes invade Raping our land And stealing our grain Famine grows rampant Spreading disease Wrought by the spawn Of دیو سپید Their culture forged On backs of slaves Barbarians Who kill and raid Shall meet their end At the edge Of my blade Pallid apes With nothing of worth Aryan fire sets aflame Their blue-eyed God And his filthy church Unlike the coward, پهلوی I will not beg upon my knees By the blood of سیاوش I will take my land back Aryan fire Burns alive Sparta’s curs and Three hundred lies Burn!