"Buried" by Hypocrisy is a song that delves into dark and disturbing themes, showcasing the band's brutal and aggressive style of death metal. The lyrics explore the protagonist's twisted obsession with death and killing, as well as their perverse pleasure derived from causing pain and suffering. The song begins with the line, "Like a drug, I love the taste of flesh," highlighting the protagonist's sadistic nature and their attraction to violence. They express a belief that others are oblivious to the reality of death and pay no heed to its consequences. The lyrics then describe a sense of exhilaration and satisfaction in taking lives, referring to it as an adrenaline rush. The intention to cleanse the world by hunting and killing becomes evident. The chorus, "One down and more to kill, to clean up this world," emphasizes the protagonist's desire to eradicate what they perceive as a corrupted or polluted society. The graphic imagery of ripping bodies adds to the song's intensity and shock value. The song then takes a disturbing turn with explicit sexual references, suggesting necrophilia. The lines "Your remains of a butchered body, Throw 'em in a coffin, Buried six feet under here, To never see the sun" indicate the disposal and concealment of the victim's body, representing the complete erasure of their existence. The lyrics also mention the decay and ultimate destruction of the body. The final verse further delves into the twisted mindset of the protagonist, describing the act of violating a lifeless body and finding pleasure in doing so. The lines "My body gets warm as I fill you with my cum, Squeeze the cold, pale body, As I fuck it" shockingly illustrate the protagonist's depravity. Overall, "Buried" by Hypocrisy is a dark and disturbing song that explores themes of death, sadism, and sexual perversion. It paints a grim picture of a disturbed mind reveling in violence and cruelty, leaving a trail of destroyed lives in their wake.
