The song "Engin Miskunn", by Hatari, is a dark and foreboding meditation on the inevitability of death and the futility of trying to escape it. The lyrics speak of the "last air stone," which will bring about the listener's demise, and the "final confession," which will do nothing to change that fate. The refrain "Enga miskunn" translates to "No mercy" in English, and is repeated throughout the song, emphasizing the cruelty and indifference of reality. The imagery in the lyrics speaks of fire consuming the world, with nothing left to be celebrated or mourned. The song's chorus seems to suggest that even in the face of destruction, there will be no mercy or redemption. The final verses speak of the glory of a judgment day, when all will be laid bare and nothing can be hidden. Overall, "Engin Miskunn" presents a nihilistic, fatalistic view of the world, where death and destruction are inevitable and there is no hope of salvation. The song's ominous tone and stark lyrics make it a powerful and unsettling reflection on the nature of existence.
