Haram (Disgrace Satanic Brain)

The song 'Haram (Disgrace Satanic Brain)' by the artist Haram delves into the dark and chaotic aspects of the human psyche, exploring themes of sin, hypocrisy, and the influence of evil. The lyrics are intense and vivid, painting a picture of a mind corrupted by impure thoughts and actions. The phrase 'Fakta yang tak di akui' (Facts that are not acknowledged) suggests a denial of reality or truth, while 'Kelainan pada pikiran kotor diri' (Abnormality in one's dirty mind) indicates a deep-seated moral corruption.

The song continues to describe the manifestation of this corruption in a disordered and chaotic manner, with 'Dosa tak teratur terarah' (Sins are disorganized and directed). The imagery of 'Kemunafikan menjelma biadab' (Hypocrisy manifests as barbaric) and 'Azab dosa tercabut maut' (The torment of sin is extracted by death) further emphasizes the destructive nature of these thoughts and actions. The reference to 'Otak setan mulut iblis kematian' (Satanic brain, devil's mouth, death) highlights the influence of evil forces on the human mind.

The song also touches on the concept of a 'dark side' of the soul, with 'Terletak jiwa sisi gelap' (The soul lies on the dark side) and 'Setan hitam iblis hitam merajai' (Black Satan, black devil reigns). This suggests a struggle between good and evil within oneself, with the dark side often taking control. The repeated mention of 'Haram kaum tersesat' (Haram, the misguided people) indicates a condemnation of those who have strayed from the righteous path. The song's title and lyrics collectively portray a grim and haunting narrative of moral decay and the overpowering influence of evil.